Matthew Vadum
Most Recent Articles by Matthew Vadum:
No, not that one. The Finnish sniper who killed Communists
A sleeping giantess has been awakened
Elizabeth Warren clone dons jackboots
Proof solidifies that Fusion GPS took money from Democrat law firms
An investment from the subversive billionaire can cripple local law enforcement for years
The United States has been awarding green cards through random games of chance for 20 years
Ironically, Mostyn, a champion of gun control, killed himself with a gun
Al-Qaeda was not “on the run” while POTUS 44 was in office
Was the system Congress created to adjudicate employee complaints designed to cover up wrongdoing?
Protest a statute of Confederate Brigadier General Albert Pike
Black woman given the heave-ho for the perception she was justify white leadership at the company
DHS nominee Kirstjen Nielsen
He’s already apologized, but so what?
Another Bernie Sanders supporter on a rampage?
The Mueller probe expands to cover Clinton’s relationship with Russia.
It is hard to imagine the outlook becoming bleaker for Moore
The president projects American power after eight years of pathetic servility
Economic growth may stall if Trump’s demand to cut corporate taxes is ignored
Jesse Jackson accused of sexual harassment
“It’s racist; it doesn’t represent our community, it’s anti-black”
Howie Rubin, formerly a portfolio manager at George Soros-founded Soros Fund Management
Atheist mass-murderer pushed friends away with his anti-religion rants
Near-empty protest sites across America means the anti-Trump Resistance’s so-called revolution will have to wait for another day.
Americans who earn more than $1 million in taxable income would trigger an extra 6 percent tax on the next $200,000 they earn—a complicated change that effectively creates a new, unannounced tax bracket of 45.6
Magazine management acknowledged there had been an investigation into Corn’s workplace behavior
Rene Albert Boucher
A vast establishment-left conspiracy is revealed
Even if some tax hawks like Rand Paul aren’t satisfied with the plan as it now stands, it is nonetheless a giant step in the right direction
Is it time to stop using games of chance to pick future Americans?