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Tucker on big tech trying to censor his show Twitter flagged satirical tourism ad for CHOP from 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'

Portnoy: Fauci not the end-all be-all on football Dr. Fauci says there won't be football; Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy responds.

Tucker: No one attempted to stop Democratic power grab Republicans have let millions of Americans down.

Deroy Murdock: Trump, GOP and Democrats should make Juneteenth a federal holiday by July 4 Enacting a Juneteenth federal holiday over the next fortnight would be a significant act of national unity at a time when the United States is being torn to pieces.

Cal Thomas: Trump's Tulsa rally -- This is the speech the president needs to give Here are my suggestions for what President Trump might say Saturday in Tulsa.

Tucker Carlson: There's a reason racial tension is rising in America - it's by design In the United States of America, all of us are equal under the law. Period. Say that as loud as you can.

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Canadian detainees face charges of spying against the Chinese government Two Canadian detainees in China were charged with spying Friday, in what officials are saying is an attempt to pressure Canada to drop charges against a top Huawei executive under house arrest in Vancouver.

International nuclear watchdog puts pressure on Iran to cooperate, 'immediately comply' with safeguards The United Nations international nuclear watchdog announced Friday that they have “serious concern[s]” regarding Iran’s inability to comply with contractual safeguard obligations.

Argentinian crosses Atlantic by boat to reunite with parents during pandemic An Argentinian sailor crossed the Atlantic by boat to reunite with his parents during the coronavirus pandemic.

China releases 10 Indian soldiers days after deadly border clash The troops have been released in a seeming good-will gesture, though neither country has officially acknowledged it.

South Korea's unification minister resigns amid rising tensions with North The minister resigns as relations between the two countries continue to collapse.

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Trump administration drops secrecy posture on small-business aid Published on June 20, 2020 at 04:46AM by By MARCY GORDON, AP Business Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has abruptly dropped its insistence on secrecy for a $600 billion-plus coronavirus aid program for small businesses. The administration announced Friday it will publicly disclose the names of recipients of the taxpayer-funded loans, the amounts they received in ranges, as well as demographic data on the businesses. The unexpected move came after Democratic lawmakers, government watchdogs, ethics advocates and news organizations called for the administration to make the information public. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin refused to do so at a Senate hearing last week, saying the data on the Paycheck Protection Program was “proprietary information.” The Small Business Administration, which manages the loan program, has only provided general information, such as the total amounts of loans awarded in