Newsmax

Donald Trump would resign, and Mike Pence would become president, after Pence publicly promised to pardon Trump for crimes he might have committed. We could once again get back to dealing with problems and opportunities without distraction by the spectacle of Mr. Trump in court.

Washington Free Beacon

President Donald Trump's campaign is threatening a lawsuit after Minneapolis city leaders charged it $530,000 for security at an event scheduled for Thursday—26 times the amount it billed former president Barack Obama for a 2009 rally.

The Dispatch

A note from the founders: “We aim to make The Dispatch a place that thoughtful readers can come for conservative, fact-based news and commentary that doesn’t come either through the filter of the mainstream media or the increasingly boosterish media on the right.”

Rush Limbaugh

Millennials today are big into socialism. They think it's wonderful and great. Well, here it is on display. Not only socialism, but raw communism.

Pat Buchanan

Among those objecting most loudly to an American withdrawal from the forever wars of the Middle East are those who were the most enthusiastic about plunging us in. And, yes, there is a price to be paid for letting go of an empire, but it is almost always less than the price of holding on.

Powerline

President Trump’s White House Counsel, Pat Cipollone, directed an eight-page letter to Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, et al., declining on behalf of President Trump to participate in the Democrats’ sham impeachment proceeding. The letter is excellent. Some would say, brilliant. It attacks the Democrats’ constitutionally defective and politically motivated proceeding at its root.

Fox News

It has always been suspicious that Robert Mueller met with President Trump in the Oval Office the day before he was officially appointed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to investigate Trump.

CNS News

Today's wild predictions about climate doom are likely to be just as true as yesteryear's. The major difference is today's Americans are far more gullible and more likely to spend trillions fighting global warming. And the only result is that we'll be much poorer and less free.

Washington Free Beacon

The presumed 2020 frontrunner weighs in (sort of) on NBA-China controversy.

Townhall

It's now a consistent pattern on Sunday morning shows -- puffballs for Democrats, the third degree for Republicans. Is it really scandalous that Republicans are sick and tired of it?

Daily Caller

Many cities and counties are adopting radical policies that see every aspect of government operations through the “lens” of race. A network of George Soros-backed activist groups has worked to push these policies at the most local level of government, where there is little scrutiny. The policies are justified by citing research attributed to the University of Southern California, which actually comes from an outfit connected to the activist groups and whose work economists say is junk science.

Washington Examiner

Virtually the entire leadership of the conservative movement and the whole Republican congressional superstructure are at dangerous risk of massive political disaster. They have put all their eggs in one basket, and it turns out that that basket is on a wall waiting to fall. Trump could take organized conservatism down with him in ways impossible to put back together again for a long, long time.

Fox News

The coverage of the Trump administration’s pressure on Ukraine is verging on the absurd as to both what alleged to have been a wrong and the degree to which we should judge it wrong.

Breitbart

Trump broke Chuck Todd. In just a few short years, he went from being one of the smartest analysts on TV, to an afterthought, an asterisk; just another dishonest, left-wing operative with a TV hour to shriek about protecting “our precious norms,” even as he violates every journalistic norm to get Drumpf.

WND

Describing itself as the "answer to Facebook and Twitter censoring Christians, conservatives and liberty," a new social-media platform called USA.Life launched. Many users are signing up. Founder and CEO Steven Andrew said he decided to use his Silicon Valley tech leadership experience to launch USA.Life after he saw Facebook block millions of people from getting his posts.