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Donald Trump struggles with Jewish voters despite pro-Israel record

His record on Israel is so strong that radio host Mark Levin once called him "the first Jewish president," but President Trump has yet to feel the love from the Jewish electorate.

October 15, 2020

Matt Gaetz tweets out entire Hunter Biden story line by line to evade Twitter block

Rep. Matt Gaetz, Florida Republican, had an idea on how to get around Twitter's block of the New York Post's Hunter Biden bombshell: Tweet it out one line at a time.

October 15, 2020

House Republicans work around Twitter to amplify Hunter Biden story

The House Judiciary Republicans are fighting Twitter's efforts to cancel the New York Post's Hunter Biden expose by engaging in a social media version of whack-a-mole.

October 15, 2020

Colorado pro-lifers hope proposition 115 abortion restriction passes

Colorado pro-life activists have tried for years to place limits on abortion, without success, but they have reason to believe that this year may be different.

October 14, 2020

Pro-Antifa Colorado Democratic Party figure talks violence in Project Veritas sting

For someone identified as a dedicated Colorado Democratic Party activist, Kristopher Jacks has some decidedly undemocratic ideas.

October 14, 2020

Joe Biden says Donald Trump won Ohio and Florida ‘the last two times’ in latest gaffe

Donald Trump has only run for president once, but that's not how former Vice President Joseph R. Biden remembers it.

October 13, 2020

Joe Biden gaffes raise questions about mental capacity, cognitive ability

No sooner had Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden put the "gaffe machine" narrative to rest with a relatively flub-free debate than he revved it up again with one appearance in Ohio.

October 13, 2020

Democrat Sean Casten blasts anti-lockdown Great Barrington Declaration

The anti-lockdown Great Barrington Declaration has become a campaign issue in at least one congressional race.

October 13, 2020

Joe Biden gaffes include ‘Mormon’ Romney,’ running for Senate

Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden had a few hiccups during his Monday campaign stop in Ohio, saying that he was running for "the Senate" and referring to Mitt Romney as the "Mormon."

October 12, 2020

Columbus Day fans, Italian Americans defy culture, coronavirus with celebrations

His statues have been toppled and his holiday increasingly displaced by Indigenous Peoples Day, but Christopher Columbus still has plenty of Italian American fans, who refused Monday to be shut down by the protests or the pandemic.

October 12, 2020

World Health Organization envoy urges end to coronavirus pandemic lockdowns

A leading World Health Organization official has urged governments to stop using lockdowns as their primary method of fighting the novel coronavirus pandemic, citing the devastating economic and public-health consequences.

October 12, 2020

Joe Biden razzed after pulling down mask to cough into hand

Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden has accused President Trump of not taking mask-wearing seriously enough, but the Democrat himself may be unclear on the face-covering concept.

October 11, 2020

Steve Bullock open to add justices while John Hickenlooper dodges question

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock said Saturday that he would be willing to consider expanding the size of the Supreme Court in response to a question increasingly confronting Senate Democratic candidates.

October 11, 2020

Swedish teen Greta Thunberg endorses Biden for his climate-change stance

U.S. emissions continue to drop under President Trump, but Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Saturday announced that she has endorsed Joseph R. Biden for U.S. president.

October 10, 2020

Thousands of scientists urge end to ‘devastating’ lockdowns in Great Barrington Declaration

About 15,000 scientists and doctors worldwide have signed a newly created document urging an end to pandemic lockdowns, arguing that the policies aimed at curtailing the novel coronavirus have produced "devastating" effects on public health.

October 8, 2020

California group calls for fighting wildfires with ‘air armada’ using bullet-train funding

California businessman John Cox has an idea for tackling the state's catastrophic wildfires: Divert funding from the much-maligned high-speed rail project to build a firefighting "air armada."

October 7, 2020

Project Veritas denies offering ballot harvester Liban Osman $10,000 to implicate Ilhan Omar

Project Veritas president James O'Keefe denied Tuesday an allegation that his organization offered a bribe to a Minneapolis ballot harvester to lie about working on behalf of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar.

October 6, 2020

Trump seeks to boost LGBTQ support amid pushback from left

The opt-in survey by the dating app Hornet was unscientific, yet its finding that 45% of gay men in the U.S. plan to support President Trump has spurred double-takes and furious debate over whether the left-skewing LGBTQ electorate may be taking a Trumpian turn.

October 6, 2020

David Daleiden, pro-life activist, accuses Kamala Harris of targeting him with raid, investigation

As California attorney general, Kamala D. Harris launched an investigation into David Daleiden for secretly filming Planned Parenthood officials as part of his hidden-camera probe into fetal-tissue trafficking, and he doesn't want anyone to forget it.

October 6, 2020

Judge Mae D’Agostino forbids New Hope Family Services shutdown

A federal judge on Monday prohibited New York from shutting down a faith-based adoption center pending the outcome of a lawsuit challenging state regulations requiring agencies to accept as clients unmarried and same-sex couples.

October 5, 2020