The Department of Justice should keep the public informed about the results of former President Barack Obama’s decision to grant early releases to 1,715 convicts, says a former federal prosecutor. “What [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions Justice Department needs to do now is track the hundreds of fellows who got these pardons and commutations,” said former […]
Leaked FBI Data Reveal 7,700 Terrorist Encounters in USA in One Year; Border States Most Targeted
September 26, 2016 by
Leaked documents with sensitive FBI data exclusively obtained by Breitbart Texas reveal that 7,712 terrorist encounters occurred within the United States in one year and that many of those encounters occurred near the U.S.-Mexico border. The incidents are characterized as “Known or Suspected Terrorist Encounters.” Some of the encounters occurred near the U.S.-Mexico border at […]
Exclusive Data Analysis: Hillary Clinton First Candidate in Era with Less Primary Votes than First Run
July 29, 2016 by
The 2016 Democratic nominee is the first major party candidate for president in the current era of primaries and caucuses to earn fewer votes in their run for the White House than in a previous campaign. Hillary R. Clinton, who was nominated by the Democrats at their national convention in Philadelphia Tuesday, received 916,870 fewer […]
New data reveals STUNNING truth about Trump’s supporters…
June 10, 2016 by
Liberals and their media would want you to believe that presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump has no chance of earning a single Latino vote. Even when numbers suggest otherwise — for example, when Trump claimed a win in Nevada with 46 percent of the Hispanic vote — then suddenly, critics cite small sample size to […]
White House Making Up Iran Data?
March 6, 2016 by
Colin Kahl, Vice President Joseph Biden’s National Security Advisor, reportedly told a conference at the RAND Corporation that the $100 billion released to Iran under the terms of the Comprehensive Joint Plan of Action (JCPOA) were “being used for domestic investment, to the dismay of [Qods Force chief] Qassem Soleimani.” Really? It would be useful […]
House Votes to End the Government’s Bulk Collection of Americans’ Phone Data
May 13, 2015 by
The House took a big step Wednesday toward ending the National Security Agency’s bulk collection of phone data, by passing legislation to stop this practice. The vote happened nearly two years after Edward Snowden famously disclosed the NSA’s operation, a move that forced him to flee the country, but also forced the United States to […]