Joel B. Pollak

For months, the mainstream media played a game of “Jenga journalism,” building a tower of accusations against Donald Trump, using flimsy, speculative claims of Russian collusion.

Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA), chair of the U.S. House Foreign Relations Committee, was forced to postpone his annual Women’s Conference at California State University Fullerton after anti-Trump protesters harassed and intimidated the speakers.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer squared off Wednesday against members of the White House Press Corps who questioned him about the Senate Intelligence Committee’s statement that it had not found evidence of any government surveillance of Trump Tower “[b]ased on the information available to us.”

The Forward and the Anne Frank Center defame Gorka — a good man — and the most pro-Israel administration in U.S. history, staffed to the rafters with Jews.

A new Trump health insurance bill that hearkens back to his campaign promises could explicitly repeal Obamacare — and offer catastrophic coverage instead.

Former Israeli ambassador to the United States Michael Oren argues in Newsweek that President Donald Trump should pull the U.S. out of the United Nations Human Rights Council, saying the body has become a “racist” organization that coddles tyrants and attacks Israel.

Silicon Valley leaders have descended on the nation’s capital this week, arriving in Washington for Tuesday and Wednesday meetings with legislators to push favored left-wing policies.

WIBC’s Greg Garrison posed an interesting question: why couldn’t Congress and the White House propose a better Obamacare replacement on day one?

The Associated Press (AP) reported Sunday that “immigrants” were being trained by activist groups in Los Angeles and around the country to avoid deportation.

LA2024 Chief Executive Officer Gene Sykes told Southern California Public Radio’s 89.3 KPCC last Thursday that President Donald Trump had been more helpful than President Barack Obama in helping to secure the 2024 Olympics for Los Angeles.

The organizers of the annual Los Angeles gay pride have announced that this year’s march will be replaced by a protest against President Donald Trump.

Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and National Security Agency (NSA) director Michael Hayden did his best in 2016 to elect Hillary Clinton, and failed. Now, he is complaining about Breitbart News.

Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is reportedly considering a run for U.S. Senate in 2018, when incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) is said to be considering retirement.

President Trump has used the struggles of the American Health Care Act to improve his leverage to prepare a better Obamacare replacement.

Conflict emerged between protest groups demonstrating on International Women’s Day in downtown Santa Cruz, California on Wednesday, as a “Brown Squad” focused on racial issues faced off against a “less diverse” group of protesters.

Niles North High School, a suburban Chicago high school with roughly 2,000 students, approved the distribution of flyers last week that instruct students how to disobey federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.

Los Angeles voters re-elected incumbent Democratic Mayor Eric Garcetti to a second four-year term on Tuesday in a huge landslide. Garcetti won 80.9% of the vote with 100% of precincts reporting, according to the Los Angles Times.

For the mainstream media, it is still more important to protect Obama than to destroy Trump. Without the former’s legacy and legend, the Democratic Party will be pulled back to the center. And that — they cannot allow.

Protests at several California airports greeted President Donald Trump’s new executive order suspending travel from terror-prone countries on Monday, but they were smaller and less vociferous than in January, according to multiple news reports.

The New York Times is referring to the story of the Obama administration conducting, then leaking, surveillance of Donald Trump’s campaign as a “conspiracy theory,” even though the story is largely based on the Times’ own recent reporting.

Bloomberg News claimed Sunday that Breitbart News and conservative radio host Mark Levin had not cited any evidence to back up the claim that the Obama administration had conducted surveillance on Donald Trump’s aides in the 2016 campaign.

Democrats’ efforts to raise suspicions about alleged — and, thus far, imaginary — links between President Donald Trump’s campaign and the Russian government may have backfired spectacularly in DeepStateGate.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi refused Sunday to condemn a sexist joke by a Democratic House colleague about Kellyanne Conway, President Donald Trump’s campaign manager and White House counselor.

Scientists warn that East Asian pollution may be causing smog along the West Coast of the U.S. as nitrogen oxides cross the Pacific Ocean.

On Monday — two days before the Washington Post broke the highly scandalous story that Sessions had met the Russian ambassador twice in the course of his duties — every single United States Senator had formal contact with the Russian government.

Radio host Mark Levin used his Thursday evening show to outline the known steps taken by President Barack Obama’s administration in its last months to undermine Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and, later, his new administration.

The politicization of intimacy has been a Democratic campaign strategy since 2008. And after the 2016 election, it has only continued.

The Washington Post published an article Thursday by foreign affairs reporter Amanda Erickson likening President Donald Trump to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler because Hitler “also published a list of crimes committed by groups he didn’t like.”

Farmers are applauding President Donald Trump’s executive order Tuesday that reverses the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) rule, which gave the agency virtually limitless authority to regulate water on private land.

Democrats and the media are once again targeting Attorney General Jeff Sessions — this time, using fake news that distorts his confirmation hearing.