Jullian Assange, the Spy Who Came to Dinner

Why the journalist activist spy who came to diner lost his room and board, from Breitbart:

This week, [Ecuador President Lenin] Moreno cut yet another Correa-era alliance, this time with a controversial antagonist whose only use to Correa was

There is something going on in the background of this Julian Assange thing I couldn’t quite figure out. I’ve been holding off on extensive comment, except to speculate about his chances of surviving to get to a courtroom, and whether

Well, here we go…

LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by British police on Thursday after they were invited into the Ecuadorean embassy where he has been holed up since 2012.

“Julian Assange, 47, has

At The Hill:

Attorney General William Bar has reportedly formed a team to review actions of Justice Department and FBI officials

leading up to the launch of the federal probe into President Trump’s campaign and possible Russian collusion.

Bloomberg reported

From Victor Porlier by way of Billy Beck…

RE McMaster observes:

British anthropologist J.D. Unwin’s 1934 book, Sex and Culture, chronicled the decline of 86 different cultures throughout history. Unwin found that no nation that rejected monogamy in marriage and

The polling data:

Democrats on Capitol Hill are once again talking about taxpayer-funded reparations as a tangible way to apologize for slavery in this country, but most voters still aren’t buying.

Just 21% of Likely U.S. Voters think U.S.

Alex Newman over at The New American

The collective freak out over President Donald Trump’s proposed Presidential Committee on Climate Science (PCCS) highlights the fact that the hysteria surrounding the man-made global-warming hypothesis is unscientific — and that it must

Adam Mill at American Greatness:

can imagine a future in which Democrats, reflecting on our present, are shouting to their past selves, “Walk away!”… the Democrat’s continued obsession with opening the pandora’s box of the Mueller report will only

Pete Buttigieg, Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, envisions himself a presidential candidate. Whereas I see him as a modern day Joseph Smith, but without the claim of the golden plates, no make that a Fred Phelps for a new mileneum,

John Hinderaker says:

Do you think illegal immigration is a serious problem? If you are like 67 percent of likely voters, you do. If you think illegal immigration is a very serious problem, you have plenty of company–47 percent

Matt Margolis says:

This morning, award-winning investigative journalist John Solomon reported at The Hill what could be an explosive story about potential collusion between American Democrats and Ukrainian nationals, including interference with the 2016 election and the obstruction of

Over at The Spectator, Roger Kimball:

Third, this monologue, like many other statements from Tucker Carlson, illustrates something about him that his enemies, as well as many of his friends, are loathe to acknowledge. It is this: though he

Over at Red State:

Big League Politics reports eyewitness John Tighe’s account of how the New York senator sat at the NXIM table for a Hillary fundraiser:

“The very first time I ever met Gillibrand she was at an event

At what point does this charade end?

The cannibal pot continues to simmer, as we see at The Federalist:

“You look great,” said Don Marsh, the 80-year-old host of the radio show “St. Louis On the Air,” to recently

Never doubt that the American people know when they’re being lied to… As Breitbart explains

Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show earned more viewers last week than all of CNN’s primetime line up combined, reports the Daily Wire’s Ryan Saavedra.
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