Politics

The Kremlin expects an apology from Fox News after their host Bill O’Reilly called the Russian President “a killer.” O’Reilly called President Vladimir Putin a killer while questioning Donald Trump’s intention to work more closely with Russia. During the interview the US President defended the Russian president and reasserted his willingness to work with him. ‘You think our country is so innocent?’ – Trump asked O’Reilly, adding “We’ve got a lot of killers.” RT reports: “We consider the words of the Fox News host unacceptable and insulting,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.

New evidence proves that widespread voter fraud during last years US presidential election prevented Trump from winning the popular vote over Hillary Clinton.  Democratic operatives led by Hillary Clinton pushed to thwart any efforts to enact Voter ID laws that would have dramatically reduced Hillary’s final vote count.

Bloomberg reports: Dodd-Frank’s Tentacles Go Deep. They Won’t Be Cut Fast or Easily. It took seven years to put these regulations in place. Is it rational to think they can be removed in less than 4? If not, then the financial's rally may be a tad bit premature and overdone.

by Ron Paul

Many Americans who have wrestled with a 1040 form, or who have paid someone to prepare their taxes, no doubt cheered the news that Congress will soon resume working on tax reform. However taxpayers should temper their enthusiasm because, even in the unlikely event tax collection is simplified, tax reform will not reduce the American people’s tax burden.

In a striking announcement by John Bercow, the speaker of the British House of Commons, Donald Trump is to be barred from giving a historic address in Westminster Hall, the British Parliament's grandest and most prestigious hall.

Bercow announced he would not give the US President permission to speak in the 11th Century Westminster Hall when he makes a state visit. John Bercow slammed Trump for "racism and sexism", his undermining of judges and his migrant ban. Bercow's intervention is unusual because Speakers are expected to remain above Parliament's partisan fray.