U.S. F-15's, like those shown in this file photo, participated in airstrikes in Syria to “eliminate ISIS camps” following the collapse of longtime leader Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Adobe Stock photo.

US launches airstrikes in Syria targeting ISIS terrorists 

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer  U.S. Central Command has confirmed that the U.S. military carried out airstrikes in Syria to “eliminate ISIS camps” following the collapse of longtime leader Bashar al-Assad’s regime

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Rebels take over Syria as Assad flees to Moscow 

By Chris Summers Contributing Writer  Rebels who seized the Syrian capital, Damascus, over the weekend are exerting control over the country as a fragile peace remains in place among various armed

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Every time I read a letter to the editor by a left-wing diehard, I ask myself, “Do all of these liberals take the same kind of drug that destroys their

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Rob Kerchner | Judgment Clouded by Hate

Believing that 34 legitimate accounting entries by a staffer Donald Trump doesn’t know amount to meaningful “felonies” is about as reasonable as believing that Jan. 6 was the worst thing

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Newsom goes to Mexico border to counter Trump 

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