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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stated that the U.S. is considering banning Chinese social media apps, such as TikTok. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

Research from the Government Accountability Office shows that over one million deceased Americans received Coronavirus stimulus checks.

The Biden Cancer Initiative is accused of giving top officials lavish salaries instead of focusing on cancer research. Radio America's Nick Treglia reports.

The FCC ruled that a radio station must cease operation after discovering it was broadcasting Chinese propaganda into the US. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

The Australian government announced that it was the victim of a major foreign cyber attack, Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration did not give a sufficient explanation for wanting to end the Deferred Action for Child Arrivals program. Also known as DACA, the program was created through an executive order from President Obama in 2012 to give legal status to people in the country illegally after coming here as children. Supporters of the Trump policy were stun...

Google has removed over 70 malicious extensions from the Chrome Web Store. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

Protests over the police-involved killing of George Floyd have branched into multiple efforts aimed at societal change, including the dismantling of statues, monuments, and memorials. Demonstrators are once again actively trying to take down monuments to Confederate figures but it doesn't stop there. Vandals have also targeted statues of Christopher Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, and even Abraham Lin...

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the 1964 Civil Rights Act affords protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. In the majority opinion for the 6-3 ruling, Justice Neil Gorsuch concluded that the court was required to interpret the Civil Right Act in the broadest terms possible.  Dissenting justices argued the authors of 56-year-old legislation were c...

An investigation concluded that Shake Shack workers did not intentionally poison three NYPD officers. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

A standoff between Indian and Chinese forces led to a deadly altercation last night. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more

The Russian government sentenced American Paul Whelan to sixteen years in prison. Radio America's Nick Treglia has more.

Acclaimed radio host and Project 21 Co-Chair Stacy Washington joins Greg Corombos to discuss how a nearly unified nation demanding justice for George Floyd became bitterly divided almost overnight, what role the media is playing in the divisiveness, and where real common ground can be found.

After another destructive night of protests in Minneapolis in response to the police-involved death of George Floyd, President Trump is promising to restore order if Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey doesn't do it first. Radio America's Nick Treglia reports.

China's ceremonial parliament will soon act to pass "national security" legislation that will bypass the Hong Kong legislature impose major restrictions on protesters there. "This is the end of Hong Kong," said Hong Kong legislator Dennis Kwok.  "This is the end of one country, two systems.  Make no mistake about it, that Beijing, the Central People's Government, has completely breached its promis...

More than 10,000 Michigan residents were evacuated after heavy rains and swollen rivers were too much for two dams in the Midland, Michigan, area. Radio America's Claire Alfree has the story.

This week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi unveiled a new coronavirus relief bill with the eye-popping price tag of nearly $3 trillion. One trillion of that is designated as financial assistance for cash-strapped states and localities, but is taxpayer money the best way to deal with this challenge? Openthebooks.com CEO Adam Andrzejewski joins us to explain why he thinks Pelosi has the wrong idea and he...

On Thursday, the Justice Department announced it's desire to drop the case against former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, a move that does not come as much of a surprise following last week's revelation that FBI agents went to interview him in the White House with the intent of getting him to lie or to admit something that could get him fired or prosecuted. In a statement, the DOJ said th...

As the coronavirus restriction ease faster in some places than others, stories are emerging of disturbing confrontations between police and the public. In recent days, police in Texas brought out an MRAP and deployed a SWAT team after a bar owner defied the governor's order to stay closed and recruited some armed citizens to help her. NYPD officers were filmed tackling social distancing violators...

On Wednesday, handwritten notes concerning Trump National Security Adviser Gen. Michael Flynn revealed FBI agents were approaching their January 2017 interview with Flynn for the purposes of trying to prosecute him or get him fired. The news comes as no surprise to K.T. McFarland, who served as deputy national security adviser under Flynn, who says federal agents were looking to pin a crime on Fly...

Five weeks ago, Tara Reade, a former Senate staffer for Joe Biden, accused the likely Democratic presidential nominee of a 1993 sexual assault.  Despite the emergence of information that seems to provide some corroboration for the charge, no Biden surrogate had not been asked about the matter until this week.  Biden still has not been asked. This approach from the media looks a lot different than...

Many different models of coronavirus infections and deaths are constantly in the news, and one promiment voice in the debate says the speed with which the models change gives us a very good look at the flaws in climate modeling and the "extreme" solutions being offered by advocates of the Green New Deal and other proposals. Christopher C. Horner served on President Trump's landing team at the Envi...

On Thursday, the Department of Labor reported more than 4.4 million jobs lost in the past week.  Over the past five weeks, 26.4 million people have filed first-time jobless claims.   What are the short-term and long-term economic impacts of this hemorrhaging of jobs, productivity, and revenue?  How much has the Paycheck Protection Program helped? And how aggressively can our economy re-engage when...

Earlier this week, CNN and NBC News both reported that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un was in grave condition and possibly even brain dead.  That reporting was soon denied by China and South Korea and the world largely accepted that this was a false alarm. China and North Korea expert Gordon G. Chang is not so sure.  In a conversation with Radio America's Greg Corombos, Chang says Kim's absence...

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday ruled that criminal jury verdicts must be unanimous to result in convictions, a decision addressing laws in Oregon and Louisiana that allowed convictions even with two jurors voting to acquit. "Wherever we might look to determine what the term 'trial by an impartial jury trial' meant at the time of the Sixth Amendment’s adoption—whether it’s the common law, state prac...