The coroner’s office of the Amador County Sheriff’s Department in California has done a near 180-degree turnaround on the death of Department of Homeland Security whistleblower Philip Haney. After initially stating Haney’s death appeared to be “self-inflicted,” the department has subsequently stated that news reports attributing his death to suicide were dispensing “misinformation.” It said further that the sheriff's office is "currently in the beginning phase of our investigation and any final determination as to the cause and manner of Mr. Haney’s death would be extremely premature and inappropriate."

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Venezuela, known for the mass poverty and oppression of its people under the socialist regime currently led by dictator Nicolas Maduro, took its recently won seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday, opening the UN to criticism.

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So what did Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders do after days of criticism for his kind words about Cuban communist tyrant Fidel Castro, whose mass murders by firing squad were so frequent that vultures gathered at the sound of the gunfire?

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Democrat presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren likely thought the controversy about her “Native American ancestry” was over, but alas, more than 200 Indians have signed a letter to say they aren’t ready to forget about it.

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The Trump administration is moving forward with implementation of its “public charge” rule, which restricts issuance of green cards for immigrants who would be dependent on government welfare upon receiving permanent resident status.

Democrats have opposed the rule, but officials maintain it is a necessary step to protect American taxpayers.

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When Epoch Times’ Mark Tapscott checked the U.S. Treasury’s “Debt to the Penny” website on Monday, he reported that the U.S. national debt just ticked over to $23.3 trillion. That’s four times what it was 20 years ago.

Tapscott then checked in with the Chicago-based nonprofit advocacy group Truth in Accounting (TIA) to get a more accurate reading. Said Bill Bergman, the group’s director of research, the Treasury misses the real national debt by $100 trillion, explaining that “the U.S. Treasury does not include the unfunded obligations for Social Security and Medicare.”

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In a fact sheet released by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders Monday night, the Democratic presidential frontrunner outlined a number of ways he intends to pay for his vast array of government programs, including by cutting military spending, creating new taxes on the wealthy, and filing lawsuits against corporations.

But the plan revealed that many of his proposed funding solutions are based on speculation and would depend on best-case scenarios in order to bring in the desired amount of revenue.

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Speaking on the campus of The College of Charleston in South Carolina on February 24, former Vice President and presidential candidate Joe Biden made this startling statement: “I’ve got news for you gun manufacturers. I’m coming for you and I’m going to take you down.”

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Following “Democratic Socialist” Bernie Sanders’ runaway victory in Nevada on Saturday, Democrats are fearing the worst: He might actually win the Party’s nomination in July even though he isn’t officially a member of the Democratic Party.

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Perhaps it’s the competition from the Babylon Bee. But you’d think left-wing network CNN would see a ratings shift during the interest-piquing Democrat primary season, and it has.

Its ratings have actually dropped — while rival network Fox News’s numbers have risen.

In fact, CNN couldn’t even manage one million viewers during New Hampshire primary week; this is despite being available in approximately 85 million homes.

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