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Consequences? FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried faces the music

Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of FTX, has been denied bail as he fights extradition to the United States after being charged with one of the "biggest financial frauds in American history." Read More.

Study: People died after hearts damaged by mRNA Covid vax

In a peer-reviewed study, medical pathologists from Heidelberg University Hospital in Germany published direct evidence showing that individuals died from heart damage after receiving the mRNA Covid vaccine. Read More.

Lawsuit: Maricopa illegally used AI for signature verification

Maricopa County illegally used third-party artificial intelligence software to verify ballot signatures in the 2022 midterm election, according to a new lawsuit. Read More.

In repealing Defense of Marriage Act, Swamp defies God

Then, on Dec. 13, 2022, President Biden invited a non-binary drag queen, Marti Gould Cummings, to the White House to celebrate signing what is being referred to as the "DisRespect for Marriage Act," effectively repealing the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996 and making the liberal Obergefell decision into a Federal law. Read More.

CIA briefed on U.S. research in Wuhan long before pandemic

Since 2015, U.S.-based EcoHealth Alliance was briefing the CIA on ongoing dangerous gain-of-function research EcoHealth was involved in conducting at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, a former top official at EcoHealth reported. Read More.

Ex-DNI: Biden is greater national security threat than China

Over the last year he served as Director of National Intelligence in the Trump administration, John Ratcliffe said he saw enough intelligence to be convinced that China was the greatest security threat to the United States. Read More.

Invasion: 1,000 migrants cross into El Paso in one day

In a single day, more than 1,000 migrants crossed through Joe Biden's open borders into the El Paso Sector, reports say. Read More.

Box office bomb: Climate documentary featuring AOC

The AOC-driven documentary aimed at promoting the Green New Deal initiatives took box office bomb to the next level. Read More.

Merrick Garland and the 'real insurrection'

Almost immediately after former President Donald Trump announced he is running again in 2024, Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed a special counsel to investigate Trump. Read More.

Whistleblowers to testify on 'flawed' Maricopa system

In a lawsuit filed on Friday, Arizona Republican candidate for governor Kari Lake states that whistleblowers will testify on how a "seriously flawed" Maricopa County voting system resulted in her reported loss to Democrat Katie Hobbs. Read More.

Rare: 4 minutes of 'unvarnished truth' on a major news channel

During his broadcast on Wednesday night, Fox News host Tucker Carlson interviewed independent journalist Glenn Greenwald in a 4-minute segment that provided one of the best summaries of the Russia-Ukraine War heard anywhere. Read More.

Musk: Twitter ignored child exploitation 'for years’

After three members of Twitter's so-called Trust & Safety Council resigned and claimed council members had taken great care in "protecting users on the platform," Elon Musk fired back, tweeting in response: "It is a crime that they refused to take action on child exploitation for years!" Read More.

Last time China rebelled against the CCP captured in riveting video footage

The last time Chinese citizens rebelled in such numbers against the communist regime in Beijing, Tiananmen Square, was captured in graphic, rarely-seen footage by a cable news channel, CNN, which at the time was actually focused on broadcasting news. Read More.

Twitter files reveal Big Tech in sync with Big Brother

Revelations in a lawsuit and in the recently released Twitter Files that Twitter executives met weekly with the FBI and other federal operatives about censoring content before the 2020 election will have consequences, analysts say. Read More.

Group life insurance data tells story of 'sudden deaths'

A new book details a stunning increase in excess mortality among group life insurance policyholders in 2021. Read More.