FEATURED STORIES
Paul Joseph Watson | Thanks to Trump being hamstrung by ‘Russiagate’ allegations.
Greg Reese | The woman from the famous picture tells her story.
Steve Watson | Neo-puritan agenda is ruining music, comedy… and everything else.
Paul Joseph Watson | Apple CEO says it’s “a sin” to not ban certain people.
Breitbart | USMCA entrenches the tech giants’ legal protections under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
CNS News | “The United Nations provides a unique platform that could unite the whole world.”
RT | France’s government officially canceled a meeting with Yellow Vest protestors scheduled for Tuesday, France24 reported.
American Mirror | A survey of StubHub shows tickets are going for as little as $10.82 for the 8pm show at the Smart Financial Centre.
Information Liberation | This is the ridiculous situation we now find ourselves in.
Michael Snyder | Things are about to get a whole lot tougher for everyone.
WORLD NEWS
Voice Of Europe | As Voice of Europe reported earlier, the body of a 17-year-old girl was found in an asylum centre near Bonn on Sunday.
Sputnik | Criminal immigrants whom Denmark is unable to expel from the country will be placed on a deserted island in Stege Bay south of the Danish capital.
RT | The Advocate General’s opinions are not binding. Judges will now decide on whether or not to accept his advice, though they have a tendency to do so in most cases.
London Telegraph | “Vox was the party that led the political debate,” said the party’s secretary general, Javier Ortega.
Information Liberation | “Both parties agree that they will endeavor to have this transaction completed within the next 90 days.”
MONEY WATCH
RT | The members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) may abandon border procedures and adopt a common currency.
Zero Hedge | Maybe the next question the Fed should spend tens of thousands in taxpayer funds to research is “Where could all have this debt come from?”
RT | One of the world’s key energy producers, Qatar, is quitting the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on January 1, Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi said. Qatar has been an OPEC member for 57 years.
The Daily Caller | Ticket prices for the Clintons’ world tour have bottomed out, with prices as low as $11 at some locations.
PRISON PLANET
PJ Media | Columbia University students invited Saturday Night Live comedian Nimesh Patel to perform on campus this weekend, then cut his mic and kicked him off stage after he allegedly made “rude” and “offensive” jokes.
Fox News | Two small migrant children appeared to be dropped from the Mexico side of the border into the Arizona side by a suspected smuggler.
Louder With Crowder | Never will you find a more wretched hive of self-righteousness and douchebaggery than within the vegan community.
Sputnik | In a much-critisised anti-white diatribe, one of Sweden’s most respected journalists argued it was “completely rational” for Sentinelse tribesmen to kill a US missionary who had travelled to their islands to proselytise.
COMMENTARY
Newsbusters | The New York Times has become Soros’ press office.
Information Liberation | There is no limit to the delusions of Conservatism Inc.
Michael Snyder | Even in the midst of the horrific California wildfires, God was there, and he answered the diligent prayers of His people.
The Last Refuge | This is a painful, albeit rather telling, interview to watch.
MULTIMEDIA
U.S. NEWS
Daily Caller | Slate staff writer Ruth Graham doesn’t want anyone to “spend” their “emotional energy” on the late former President George H.W. Bush’s service dog, Sully, and she wrote an entire article stating just that.
Zero Hedge | A North Dakota man pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to stealing a forklift as part of a plan to “flip” President Trump’s limo and “kill the president,” according to US Assistant State’s Attorney Brandi Sasse Russell.
Washington Examiner | “I’ve been supportive of impeachment for some time now so I think it just adds to the case.”
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Daily Mail | Naval Research Laboratory would be able to tune the microorganisms.
Information Liberation | Google’s “autocomplete” feature is censoring both “deaths from opioids” and “deaths from fentanyl.”
Michael Snyder | The shaking in Alaska still hasn’t stopped, and that has many residents wondering if the worst is still yet to come.