Judicial Watch is making progress in unraveling the extent of the Hillary Clinton email scandal. One America’s Kara McKinney has the latest on those efforts.
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The latest immigration numbers for April are in, with the Border Patrol revealing nearly 110,000 illegal aliens were apprehended or denied at the border last month. Illegals are now “renting” children in their efforts to cross the border. One America’s Pearson Sharp reports.
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A new report from the Watchdog Group OpenTheBooks has San Francisco politicians raising their eyebrows and watching their step. One America’s Jack Posobiec sat down with the group’s CEO and has more from Washington.
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An illegal alien, who has been accused of killing a 22-year-old man in a car crash, is formally indicted on homicide charges. One America’s Emily Finn has the details behind the tragic case.
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If you’re new to the world of Pokémon, it’s helpful to know that these creatures can’t speak. Having one talk to you would be as outrageous as your cat engaging in conversation. So what’s with that Pikachu chattering away with the voice of Ryan Reynolds?
Narrating this scene from “Pokémon Detective Pikachu,” the director Rob Letterman sets up that little bit of crazy and amps it up for the film’s lead human, Tim (Justice Smith). He meets the loquacious yellow gumshoe here for the first time, and they’re joined by a handful of rabid Aipom for good measure. Letterman discussed Smith’s dexterity on set, having to react to tennis balls, stuntmen and sometimes nothing at all as stand-ins for the digital critters that were added to the shot in postproduction.
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