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‘Buckle up: ’ The Trump prosecutions in perspective

Each time former President Donald Trump faces another indictment from those intent on preventing him from moving back into 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., he gains in the polls. Read More.

North Korean regime carries out 20th missile launch this year

North Korea’s unannounced launch of another ballistic missile has nearly become a ho-hum event given the rash but predictable actions of Pyongyang’s rulers. After all we have seen this bellicose stunt many times before and thus have become dangerously numb and nearly indifferent to its ultimate threat and consequence. Read More.

UK parliament: China has infiltrated Britain's universities

China has fully infiltrated Great Britain's universities, bribing academics not to criticize Beijing, intimidating Chinese students in the UK who dare to speak out against the communist regime, and stealing research which could benefit China's military, according to a report by the UK parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee. Read More.

Report: Highest-paid White House staffer has a thing for Satanic imagery

The highest paid individual on the White House staff is a pentagram-tattooed, occult-loving man who donned bondage gear for a recent speech at a biomedical conference, a report said. Read More.

Romulus: How to take advantage of earnings season

There is certainly bullish bias in the market for big tech, which means selling could provide buying opportunities. However, buying the tech sector way up high right before earnings is gambling. Read More.

Over 500 days without bail for Freedom Convoy detainees

Four men charged in connection with the 2022 Freedom Convoy which protested Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Covid mandates have been detained without bail for more than 500 days without a trial date being set. Read More.

Kash Patel files ethics complaint against NY Rep. Goldman

Soon after hearing the sworn testimony of FBI whistleblowers Garret O’Boyle, Steve Friend, and Marcus Allen during a May 18 House Subcommittee on Weaponization hearing, New York Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman used his official government Twitter account to claim the whistleblowers were “bought and paid for” by Trump White House intelligence adviser Kash Patel. Read More.

On Biden's watch, 2.1 million illegals released into U.S.

On Joe Biden's watch, there have been more than 5.5 million illegal aliens encountered at the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More.

Long list of corporations, fed agencies push trans agenda

Boycotts from outraged consumers are crippling Bud Light owner Anheuser-Busch InBev and retail giant Target as the companies pay a high price for their heavy-handed promotion of transgenderism. But the cancer of big-brand support for this fringe and bizarre agenda, so often aimed at children, is not going away anytime soon. It is far too entrenched in the warped culture of a Big Corporate America that has long lost touch with its customer base. Read More.

Did Tucker Carlson end Mike Pence's presidential campaign in 60 seconds?

It has already been established that former Vice President Mike Pence, thanks to lackluster fundraising, may not qualify for the first 2024 Republican presidential primary debate next month. Read More.

Fact-checkers are 'hit squads with a hard political agenda'

The fact-checking racket is unraveling. Over the past several years, social media companies contracted with third-party organizations and dubbed them "fact-checkers" who would scan content for "misinformation." Read More.

Politics, not medicine, behind push for kids' trans treatments?

An open letter signed by 21 international endocrinology clinicians and researchers states that gender transition treatments and surgeries for minors have been pushed in the United States for political reasons and are not based on medical evidence. Read More.

Rep. Greene: Burisma chief behind alleged Biden bribe

The "unnamed" foreign national who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden with $10 million was Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky, Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene confirmed on Thursday. Read More.

Scientists who dissed lab leak secretly believed it 'highly likely'

On Tuesday, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic held an oversight hearing during which it was revealed that the scientist who led the condemnation of the Covid lab leak theory privately believed it was "highly likely." Read More.

Romulus interview, part II: Catching tops and bottoms

And even today, yes, the American government is wealthy. China has financial abilities that they've never had before. But even these governments cannot mimic the Federal Reserve. They cannot manipulate the markets for any type of intermediate or longer term time basis. No one and nothing can. The markets are too big. Read More.