The first lady looked stunning in the coat that she paired with a grey top and jeans during a visit with Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to Orchard Lake Middle School in West Bloomfield, Michigan, as part of National Bullying Prevention Month.

During the trip, it was clear the kids thought the first lady was a rock star, rushing to take pictures with her during her visits to the classroom and later the school cafeteria.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – NBC News announced Monday that Special Counselor Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian collusion has expanded to include Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary’s 2016 campaign manager, after Infowars.com reported on Friday that documents prove Tony Podesta’s Podesta Group, a Washington-based consulting and lobbying firm, were also on Russia’s payroll.

What the New York Times and the Washington Post both correctly report is that in a friendly phone call with president Donald Trump, I made the case for the release of 3100 still classified government files that address the assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy.
A 1994 law scheduled the release of the last batch of JFK assassination-related records for October 26 of this year. Under the act, only the president can delay the release for an additional 25 years.

In footage aired Monday shot outside of San Diego near Tijuana, Mexico, a news crew witnessed border patrol agents respond to three so-called “asylum seekers” who had just scaled the current wall.

“A small group of three people just jumped over in the middle of the day,” notes MSNBC’s Jacob Soboroff. “So can you explain to me what’s going on?”

Conservative media titan Matt Drudge took to Twitter Monday to shred Sen. John McCain over his decision to side with Dems on regulating political ads on websites, including The Drudge Report and Facebook.

“McCain ran 100s of campaign ads promising to repeal Obamacare. He defrauded voters,” Drudge tweeted.
“Now he supports ‘Honest Ads Act.'”

Former President Jimmy Carter dropped a series of truth bombs during an interview with The New York Times, pointing out that Russia did not steal the election, Hillary was not a candidate worth voting for, and Obama was a failure.

Jimmy Carter’s truth bombs left the liberal Times exasperated and wondering how they could possibly spin the interview to suit their fake news narrative.

Here are some major highlights from the interview:

The Republican National Committee (RNC) beat the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in fundraising by $6 million in September, federal filings show.

The RNC hauled in $10 million in September while their Democratic counterparts, the DNC, raked in $4 million, according to Federal Election Commission filings that showed September’s fundraising totals.

FEC data showed that the RNC had $44 million in their coffers while the DNC had only $7 million on hand.

President Donald Trump tweeted his opposition Monday morning to changes to tax-deferred retirement accounts that were reportedly under consideration by House Republicans.

“There will be NO change to your 401(k),” Trump tweeted. “This has always been a great and popular middle class tax break that works, and it stays!”

It’s not necessarily news, that no one watches the Cleveland Browns. After all, Cleveland has lost 22 of their last 23 games and seems determined to set new marks for organizational futility. So the fact that the Browns can’t draw flies, shouldn’t necessarily cause alarm bells to go off.

However, because emptying stadiums seems to be the one thing the Browns do well, let’s give them their due by showing the “crowd” that assembled in Cleveland for the Browns-Titans game this Sunday:

Surabian blasted McConnell as “the opposite of a fighter,” adding, “that’s why he hasn’t been able to pass any of the Trump agenda through the Senate. So, that’s number one.”

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Flyover country. Bible belt. Middle America. Coastal elites in liberal cities have all sorts of terms for “red states,” but they all seem to convey one message: Conservative areas of the country are somehow backward and should be avoided.

That’s the impression one California writer had about America’s heartland. Leah Singer never imagined that she would end up in Trump Country… but when she moved to Indiana not long ago, her entire perception changed.

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