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The reason for even considering nationalization of part of the system is that China "has achieved a dominant position in the manufacture and operation of network infrastructure" and it's "the dominant malicious actor in the Information Domain," the document said, according to Axios. Reuters reported that a senior administration official on Sunday said that the government wants to build a secure 5G network and it'll have to work with the industry to figure out the best way to do it. "We want to build a network so the Chinese can't listen to your calls," the official told Reuters

( Video at link) He (Obama) didn't cause this, but you know what, he fuels this sort of misplaced anger" says Sheriff David Clarke in the aftermath of the police being targeted by deadly sniper attacks in Dallas, TX SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE: What can you say? This is horrible. Beyond belief for the American law enforcement community. I want to know -- have we heard from the cop-hater in chief yet about this? Have we heard from Mrs. Bill Clinton who threw up the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter yesterday? The extraordinary situation, the two situations in Louisiana and Minnesota, horrible no doubt,...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration may turn thousands of government-owned foreclosures into rental properties to help boost falling home prices.

The explosion and spill from a BP deepwater drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico has generated justifiable anger across the nation and especially in the affected coastal region. It's also generated popular backlash, one manifestation of which is an increasingly loud call for confiscating company assets. The front line of this campaign is an ad hoc group, "Seize BP," which organized anti-BP rallies in cities across America last week. The group's mission is as simple as its name: Persuade the Obama administration to seize assets of the British-based oil company and use the proceeds for compensating victims and family...

ConocoPhillips' Push for Global Warming Regulations Could Lead to the Next Government Takeover by Tom Borelli Bad decisions by CEOs are at the core of our economic crisis. Throwing caution to the wind, chief executives in the financial industry took enormous risks by placing huge bets on financial instruments based on mortgages. Abandoning common sense and basic economic principles, CEOs failed to execute proper risk management by contemplating the consequences of a downturn in the housing market. The harm caused by incompetent CEOs extends well beyond shareholders – it also threatens the conservative principles of limited government and free...