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Trump mug shot nukes the Internet; Carlson interview breaks records

Donald Trump's 2024 campaign got about as big a shot of adrenaline as is possible in two days. Read More.

Helicopter pilot forced to get jab suffered two strokes

Tim McAdams, a 59-year-old pilot who for over a decade trained pilots for Airbus Helicopters, can no long fly and has had to go on disability after suffering two strokes following the Covid injection that was mandated by his employer, a report said. Read More.

Climate change? Manhunt for Canary Islands arsonists

Authorities in Spain said forest fires that have burned 120 million square meters on the Canary Islands has forced evacuations in 11 of the 31 municipalities of Tenerife. Read More.

Debate night: Candidates, media reveal their true colors

Those who did watch the debate and the corporate media coverage of it could confirm any doubts they might have had about the never-Trumper state of mind in the once credible news and political establishments. Read More.

Jordan opens investigation of Fulton County DA Fani Willis

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan said the committee has opened an investigation into Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Read More.

Report: Wealthy musicians received millions in Covid relief grants

It seems appropriate, observers say, that R&B artist Chris Brown has a song titled "Gimme That" since he received $10 million of taxpayer money via a U.S. government Covid relief grant. Read More.

Trump: Carter allowed Chinese control of Panama Canal

Former President Donald Trump: "We cannot let China be in Cuba. If I'm president, then they'll get out because I had a very good relationship with President Xi because he respected this country and he respected me. We can't let them run the Panama Canal. And we gave it away for one dollar. Think of that. How stupid are we?" Read More.

'Lawfare' offensive culminates with arrest of Trump attorneys

Will any attorney ever again challenge a Democrat’s elections? Read More.

As terror attacks increase, Biden releases billions to Iran

The Biden Administration appears to have successfully circumvented Congressional oversight in approving the release of billions in funds for Iran in a mid-August prisoner-exchange deal. Read More.

Who was the man cutting fence at the Capitol on Jan. 6?

In anticipation of a large crowd in the area of the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, authorities had erected wire fencing marked "Area Closed" as an added security barrier. Before President Donald Trump had finished speaking and a wave of people headed for the Capitol, an individual was seen cutting and removing the fencing. Read More.

800 percent increase in Chinese migrants crossing U.S. border

The number of migrants from China attempting to illegally enter the United States via the southern border has increased by about 800 percent, according to Border Patrol data. Read More.

Bannon sums it up: The global elite 'run the show and you don't'

From Steve Bannon's War Room on Tuesday: Read More.

Covid 'variant' spikes in time for next round of shots

It's called Eris – the most recent “Covid variant” and cases are reportedly spiking in the United States. Read More.

Why aren’t Republican AGs indicting Joe Biden?

The Biden administration's immigration policies give preferential treatment to families over single adults. Well aware of this at Biden's open border, human traffickers often pair up minor children with strangers and send them across the border together. “You don’t have a kid? I’ll provide a kid,” is how one border patrol agent described the mentality of the smuggling rings. Read More.

Election-denying champions? That would be Democrats

The Democrat Party and regime media have essentially declared that only Republicans can be "election deniers." But Democrats are the real champions when it comes to challenging election results. Read More.