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Inconvenient threat: Dems won't allow RFK Jr. to debate Biden

Democrats are determined to drag Joe Biden to the 2024 election finish line even if it means in "Weekend At Bernie's" style, critics say. Read More.

Erdogan still standing as Turkey weighs its destiny

Another earthquake has jolted Turkey. But contrary to the seismic calamity which devastated large parts of eastern Turkey in February killing more than 50,000 people this was an electoral jolt whose political shockwaves and aftershocks continue to rattle the entire country from Istanbul, through the Anatolian plain to far off Mt. Ararat on the Armenian frontier. Read More.

'God's children are not for sale': Jim Caviezel's 'Sound of Freedom' takes on human trafficking

"Sound of Freedom", a new film by Angel Studios, is based on the true story of Tim Ballard, a former U.S. government agent who quits his job to rescue children from global sex traffickers. Read More.

FBI brass shut down four Clinton investigations

Republicans are calling for criminal investigations into Bill and Hillary Clinton to be re-opened after the Durham Report revealed that top leadership at the FBI had shut down four such probes. Read More.

Biden had second phone while VP, paid for by Hunter

From 2009 to 2017, encompassing his tenure as vice president, Joe Biden used a mobile phone that was paid for by Hunter Biden's business, according to information found on the infamous "laptop from hell" and indexed by the independent research group MarcoPolo. Read More.

Good idea? Sen. Fetterman should learn these four words — 'I yield my time'

This is what Pennsylvania voted for? Read More.

GOP sounds security alert over 'gotaway' terrorists

The Republican leaders of three House committees pointed out that 96 individuals on the terrorism watchlist have been caught at the U.S. southern border over the last seven months. It begs the question, the congressmen added, of how other many terrorists are "gotaways" who avoided detection while crossing the border. Read More.

Study: Lab-grown meat produces 25 times more CO2

The environmental impact of lab-grown meat “is likely to be orders of magnitude higher than median beef production,” according to a study out of the University of California-Davis. Read More.

Mugged by reality: Half of NYC hotel rooms house illegals

Half of New York City's hotel rooms are being occupied by illegal aliens and Democrat Mayor Eric Adams says the Big Apple's economy is already taking a hit. Read More.

Whistleblowers confirm Wray lied about FBI assets present on Jan. 6

Riveting and damaging testimony by FBI whistleblowers at the House Judiciary Committee created a storm of controversy on May 18 as Democrats and media talking points sought to dismiss them as not really whistleblowers but employees with "grievances." Read More.

Report: 1,293 athlete deaths since rollout of Covid shots

A website which has been tracking the deaths and cardiac events of athletes since the Covid jabs were first rolled out reports that 1,293 athletes have been added to the died suddenly list as of April of this year. Read More.

MTG articles of impeachment: Biden, Garland, Wray

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Thursday introduced Articles of Impeachment against Joe Biden and key executive branch officials. Read More.

Rep. Luna submits resolution to expel Adam Schiff

Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Wednesday introduced a House Resolution to expel California Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff. Read More.

Accountability? Durham failed to charge Russiagate architects

Special Counsel John Durham did not prosecute any Obama-era FBI officials involved in the fully manufactured and politicized Trump-Russia collusion investigation. This was despite criminal referrals having been previously made against the top FBI officials who launched the bogus Crossfire Hurricane investigation, Director James Comey and his deputy Andrew McCabe. Read More.

Fake news and the Pulitzer: NY Times, WaPo won't give prizes back

John Durham's report has revived calls for The Washington Post and The New York Times to return the Pulitzer Prizes awarded in 2018 for their discredited reporting on bogus allegations that have now been put to rest by the special counsel’s findings. Read More.