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Steve added that there are 25,000 images that show a drug-addled, depraved lifestyle. The New York Post corroborated Steve Bannon’s numbers.

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U.S. stocks staged a fresh plunge Thursday, pushing the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq Composite into a bear market and officially ending a record-setting, 11-year-old bull-market run--and in spectacular fashion. Uncertainties around the economic impact of COVID-19, the infectious disease that originated in Wuhan, China in December and has infected 128,000 people, has decimated investor buying appetite. Worries about accelerating problems in the oil patch, also helped to fuel almost-indiscriminate selling of assets considered risky and haven assets like bonds and gold alike. The S&P 500 index fell 9.5% to 2,480, the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 9.99% to end...

WASHINGTON (AP) - An initial test of one animal has failed to rule out mad cow disease, but people who eat U.S. beef should not be alarmed because the animal never entered the food chain, agriculture officials say. The Agriculture Department said the result was "inconclusive" for the brain-wasting disease. The carcass was being sent to the USDA National Veterinary Laboratory in Ames, Iowa; results were expected in four days to seven days. "No matter how the confirmatory testing comes back, USDA remains confident in the safety of the U.S. beef supply," John Clifford, deputy administrator of USDA veterinary services,...

Washington, D.C. PETER LANSING was talking about greatness and Ronald Reagan, but was having a little trouble finding all the right words as he stood outside the U.S. Capitol one evening last week. "I want to pay my respects to a great man, probably the greatest president in my life," said Lansing, an electrical engineer. At 46, Lansing has now lived through parts of 10 presidential administrations, including Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy. But as he waited to walk by Reagan's flag-draped coffin in the Capitol rotunda, he insisted Reagan was far above everyone else. Why? What is the...

When Harry Truman left office, few could have predicted that 50 years later, his reputation would soar into the stratosphere. In 1953, Truman's approval ratings hovered in the 20s, the Korean War had bogged down, and labor unrest and soaring inflation dogged his reputation. Now, however, Truman is a beloved, folksy figure who, it is said, saved America from communist aggression and expanded civil rights and health care to millions nationwide. So, it is fair to ask: What will be the future of Ronald Reagan? It is unlikely to look as rosy as it has over the last week. Reagan's...