Author: Robert Alvarez

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• Gorsuch hits bull's-eye in describing core of 'immunity' dispute
  Justice Neil Gorsuch on the U.S. Supreme Court is being credited with hitting the bull's-eye of the dispute over presidential immunity. He's concerned about how political operatives in the future could weaponize criminal law to target their political opponents. The questions already have been raised: Could Barack Obama face criminal charges – now – for… […]
• Congressional report puts spotlight on Bragg's vendetta against Trump
  Just as New York DA Alvin Bragg is ramping up his case against President Donald Trump there comes a report from Congress charging the prosecutor with running a "vendetta." A "political" prosecution, no less. Bragg's case against Trump primarily claims he wrongly recorded business expenses after his lawyer paid off a onetime porn star in… […]
• Now Biden's plan to raid the rich revealed
  Only hours after reports revealed Joe Biden's aggressive plans to tax tons of money away from middle class Americans, a new documentation appeared, showing how he is putting plans together to also "raid the rich." That method would be to make the capital gains tax rate the highest … ever. The Daily Mail report notes… […]
• WATCH: Pro-Palestine demonstrators have no idea what they're protesting
  (MODERNITY) – Video captured at New York University shows that some of the students protesting there have no idea why. NYU is one of several campuses where so called ‘Gaza camps’ have been formed with students refusing to disperse. Yet it seems that the students don’t really know what they are doing it for. In… […]
• Israeli forces strike more than 40 Hezbollah sites
  (TIMES OF ISRAEL) – Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Wednesday claimed that the military had killed half of Hezbollah’s commanders in southern Lebanon, as the Israel Defense Forces carried out a large wave of strikes against dozens of sites belonging to the terror group. “Half of the Hezbollah commanders in south Lebanon have been eliminated…… […]
• Trump could be 1st Republican presidential candidate to win New York since Reagan
  (BREITBART) – Former President Donald Trump stuck to campaign messaging Thursday before walking into his business records trial by announcing plans to hold historic rallies in the Bronx and at Madison Square Garden. The last time the Bronx was the center of a Republican presidential campaign was in 1984 when Ronald Reagan won by a… […]
• Iran sentences rapper to death
  (NEWSER) – A rapper who supported protests in Iran after the death in custody of a young woman arrested for not wearing a hijab has been sentenced to death. Reuters reports that the media department of Iran's judiciary has confirmed that Toomaj Salehi received the sentence on charges including "corruption on earth." The 32-year-old was… […]
• U.S. long-range missiles to Ukraine reignites German debate
  (DW) – The announcement by the US on Wednesday that it had already provided Ukraine with long-range missiles reopened an ongoing debate in Germany over the delivery of Taurus cruise missiles to Ukrainian forces. The U.S. weapons system, called Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS), has a range of up to 300 kilometers (180 miles). German… […]
• Harvey Weinstein's felony sex crime conviction overturned by state's highest court
  (NEW YORK POST) – Harvey Weinstein’s New York rape conviction was overturned Thursday by New York state’s highest court, which ordered that the disgraced Hollywood mogul should face a new trial. In a 4-3 ruling, the New York State Court of Appeals found that a Manhattan judge “erroneously” allowed testimony from three women whose allegations… […]
• Biden bans gas stoves, appliances in federal buildings
  Nick Pope Daily Caller News Foundation The Biden administration finalized a rule Wednesday that bans the use of natural gas in new federal buildings. The Department of Energy (DOE) announced the final rule, which requires federal agencies to “phase out” and ultimately eliminate the on-site use of fossil fuels starting in 2030. New federal buildings… […]