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BRICS Summit and the burning question: Where was Xi Jinping?

Tis’ that time of the year when the BRICS economic Summit comes round to state the obvious; “We are the Rest of the World,” and powerful members of the global developing economies too. Read More.

Wyoming is site of first U.S. rare earth mine in 70 years

The first rare earth mine in the United States in 70 years opened in Wyoming on Friday. Read More.

Zohran Mamdani and the socialists take aim at the DNC

Did the so-called "billionaire class" spend $25 million to stop Zohran Mamdani? Well, one well-known leftist billionaire spent $37 million to back him, according to the report. Read More.

Bannon: No victory until the deep state is dismantled

The deep state maintains control of the Department of Justice, FBI, CIA and Pentagon, Steve Bannon said on his July 9 War Room broadcast. Read More.

Key questions remain in search for truth on Epstein

During Tuesday's White House cabinet meeting, a reporter asked President Donald Trump: "Your memo and release yesterday on Jeffrey Epstein — it left some lingering mysteries. I guess one is whether he ever worked for an American or foreign intelligence agency. The former labor secretary, who was Miami U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta — he allegedly said he did work for an intelligence agency. So can you resolve whether or not he did..." Read More.

Charlie Kirk: Mass amnesty would lead to 'complete collapse' of the MAGA movement

Mass amnesty for illegal aliens working on farms, hospitality, and service industries, which is being pushed at President Donald Trump by major players in the "ruling class," would "break" the MAGA coalition, conservative commentator Charlie Kirk said. Read More.

'Hidden gems' in President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Everyone knows that the "Big, Beautiful" tax bill signed into law on the Fourth of July lowers tax burdens for families and businesses. It also averts a $4 trillion tax increase starting next year. That's enough reason to heartily celebrate. Read More.

Predictable? Patriotism crashes among Democrats in Trump era

A June 2-19 Gallup poll showed a record-low 58% of U.S. adults are "Extremely/Very proud" to be an American. Dragging those numbers down are Democrats. Read More.

Jewish students expelled from gifted school in Northern Virginia

Some remember the days when school in Fairfax County, Virginia started with the pledge of allegiance to the flag and prayer. Now, however, once conservative Fairfax County has become a multi-ethnic stew in which clashing PC indoctrination has displaced focus on the basics of education. Read More.

UN at 80: Recalling euphoric genesis in 'City by the Bay'

Amid wars, global strife and massive refugee dislocations, the current global scene is overwhelmed with crises ranging from the Middle East to Ukraine and a dozen African conflicts which rarely make the news. Read More.

‘American dream’ more about freedom and family than wealth

As we celebrate Independence Day, what exactly is the "American dream" in 2025? Read More.

FDA: High risk of myocarditis in young men via Covid jabs

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has updated the safety labeling on Pfizer and Moderna mRNA Covid shots to reflect a high risk of myocarditis — particularly in young men — and the possibility of long-term, irreversible heart damage. Read More.

Did FBI suppress 2020 China meddling to protect Wray?

The FBI interfered with an investigation into Chinese meddling in the 2020 election by suppressing evidence in an effort to cover for then-Director Christopher Wray, according to new documents released by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Read More.

Iran was key to China’s Middle East plans; No more

Iran had been a key cog in the emerging anti-American axis in the Middle East led by China and including Russia. Then Israel quickly dismantled Iran’s warfighting structure via a series of targeted strikes known as Operation Rising Lion. Read More.

Gates pledges $1.6B to vaccine alliance as RFK Jr. cuts U.S. funds

Billionaire globalist Bill Gates, via the Gates Foundation, has pledged $1.6 billion over the next five years to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, a global public-private partnership that promotes childhood vaccination in poor countries. Read More.