Kavanaugh’s High-School Classmate Sues HuffPost for Defamation
A former high-school classmate of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh has filed suit against HuffPost over a 'fabricated' report.
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CNN Hires Fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe as Contributor
Former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe is joining CNN as an on-air contributor, the network's media reporter Oliver Darcy announced Friday.
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The reporter who was assigned to cover the now-deceased financier refused to do so due to his close personal relationship with the alleged pedophile.
Ken Cuccinelli Blames Paul Ryan for Lack of Progress on Immigration Reform
Ken Cuccinelli slammed former House speaker Paul Ryan and other moderate Republicans on Thursday for stalling potential progress on immigration reform.
Overstock.com CEO Resigns after Disclosing Relationship with Russian Agent Maria Butina
Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne stepped down Thursday amid the backlash to his disclosure of a romantic relationship with Russian agent Maria Butina.
Dem. N.C. Governor Vetoes Bill Requiring Local, State Cops to Cooperate with ICE
Cooper vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have required local and state police to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
Bill Maher Mocks Rashida Tlaib’s Call to Boycott His Show
Bill Maher mocked Rep. Rashida Tlaib Wednesday after she called for a boycott of his HBO program in response to his criticism of the BDS movement.
National Review Is Hiring News Writers
National Review is looking for two full-time news writers to join our News Department and work out of our New York City office.
Trump Claims He Is ‘Seriously’ Considering Ending Birthright Citizenship for Children of Illegal Immigrants
President Trump said that he is “seriously” considering issuing an executive order to end birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants.
Trump Assures NRA That Universal Background Check Bill Is off the Table: REPORT
President Trump assured NRA president Wayne LaPierre that he would not support universal background check legislation during a Tuesday phone call, after publicly considering supporting such a bill.