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Ken Starr was ‘happy’ to help Epstein on how to indict Trump

Among the latest Justice Department release of the files is correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein and Ken Starr, the independent counsel in the Vince Foster investigation and Clinton impeachment drama. Read More.

Snap election: PM Takaichi's coalition wins by landslide

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s ruling coalition defied powerful Chinese Communist Party influence networks in Japan and secured a remarkable supermajority victory in parliamentary's elections on Sunday, winning more than 75% of the seats in the lower house. Read More.

Hanson: 'No coherent principle' to 'insurrectionary movement' in Minnesota

In his first post-surgery video appearance, Victor Davis Hanson offered some context to legacy media coverage of the street protests in Minnesota. Read More.

Xi's CMC and the U.S. National Defense Strategy 2026

Strange and mysterious events are transpiring inside the walls of Beijing’s Forbidden City. Read More.

Georgia state senator on the 2020 election and the 'Fulton fraud factory'

Georgia state Sen. Greg Dolezal slammed claims that the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history." Read More.

'Melania': First Lady’s side of the story is 'blockbuster'

Perhaps the best gauge from the opening of the "Melania" documentary is from Rotten Tomatoes: The Popcornmeter, which measures audience approval of a movie, is at 99%. The Tomatometer, which measures critics' approval of a movie, is at 6%. Read More.

Greenland deal: Trump scored geopolitical win for the West

Location, Location, Location. Whether in real estate or international politics, the physical location of a particular property, country or sea-lane plays into its geopolitical importance. Read More.

Rep. Burchett: Republicans 'enabled the Marxist Left'

Congressional Republicans are lying to their voters when it comes to cutting the funding of woke programs pushed by Democrats, Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett said. Read More.

U.S. cuts all funding and withdraws from the WHO

The Trump Administration has completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO). Read More.

Lefties run wild in Virginia: New taxes, make vote fraud easier

With control of the state legislature and governor's mansion, Democrats are set to impose a slew of new taxes, make it easier to rig an election, and stop state law enforcement from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Read More.

Trump delivers Davos history lesson, Greenland deal

After his vow not to invade Greenland militarily calmed European leaders and U.S. investors, President Donald Trump in a Wednesday post to Truth Social after his speech at the World Economic Forum (WEF) said a "framework" for a future deal on Greenland and "the entire Arctic" has been reached. Read More.

Oversight Committee votes to hold Clintons in contempt

The House Oversight Committee on Wednesday voted to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Read More.

Felony charges for anti-ICE agitators who stormed church?

The Department of Justice is investigating an incident in Minnesota on Sunday in which anti-ICE agitators stormed a church service reportedly because they believed the pastor has ties to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Read More.

Trump heads to Davos for the first post-Schwab WEF

President Donald Trump is taking America First and the largest-ever U.S. delegation to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. Read More.

AI data centers causing rising electric power rates

Since artificial intelligence (AI) data centers require massive amounts of electricity to operate, they are causing power bills to increase essentially on a nationwide scale, critics say. Read More.