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Election interference? YouTube censors RFK, Jr.

With polls showing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with 20 percent support and gaining in a Democrat 2024 presidential primary, and with a higher favorability rating than Joe Biden, the Biden regime's Big Tech allies apparently decided it was time to intervene. Read More.

IRS agent said he ‘could go into anyone’s house’

House Judiciary Committee chair Jim Jordan is demanding an explanation from the IRS as to why one of its agents used a fake name to enter an Ohio woman's home and then told her he "could go into anyone's house at any time I want." Read More.

Flashback: Richard Jewell’s 1997 testimony to the House Judiciary Committee; Sound familiar?

Richard Jewell, the man wrongly named as a suspect by federal investigators and major media for the 1996 bombing at the Atlanta Olympic Games, testified before the House Judiciary Committee on July 30, 1997 and called for an "objective third party" to investigate the FBI and the Department of Justice for their "conduct" which essentially ruined his life. Read More.

Report: Therapist gives explicit sex education to 4-year-olds

An undercover video from a Pride Month event in Denton, Texas reportedly shows a licensed therapist saying that she teaches comprehensive sex education to four-year-olds. Read More.

Majority in poll: Trump indictment is election interference

The majority of registered voters in a new poll believe the indictment of former President Donald Trump by special counsel Jack Smith is "politically motivated" and can be characterized as election interference. Read More.

Unreported: Most new jobs under Biden go to foreign-born

Joe Biden's handlers send him out often to boast about the number of jobs added in his administration and most corporate media dutifully treated the numbers as newsworthy. What they failed to report, however, is that most if not all of these post-Covid jobs being created are going to foreign-born workers and are of the low-paying variety, analysts noted. Read More.

Montana AG: IRS sending armed agents to 'harass' gun owners

A squad of 20 "heavily armed" IRS agents seized dozens of boxes of background check forms from a Great Falls gun shop, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said. Read More.

Democrats war-gamed Trump indictment drama

Earlier this month, as the FBI faced mounting pressure to release documents confirming bribery allegations implicating Joe Biden, top Democrat operatives and handful of never-Trump Republicans met at a Washington, D.C. think tank. Their mission? To plot strategies aimed at blocking former President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, according to a report in The Washington Post. Read More.

Rep. Comer: Biden clan accepted up to $30 million

House Oversight Committee chair James Comer said he will soon obtain bank records showing the Biden family accepted $20 to $30 million from foreign nationals. Read More.

The 'Great Game': Russia's geostrategic breakthrough

Russia appears to have finally won secure access to the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, the goal it has pursued vigorously since the 17th Century: the old Great Game may be over, and the new begun. Read More.

20 Republicans vote against Schiff censure

Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's resolution to censure Schiff for his role in perpetuating the Trump-Russia hoax was defeated after 20 Republicans voted against the measure on Wednesday. Read More.

Obama operative made gain of function policy change

It was not a scientist but a political operative in the Obama administration who made the decision that led to the worldwide Covid outbreak, an analysis said. Read More.

Tucker: Trump's arrest 'inevitable since Feb. 16, 2016'

What did Donald Trump mean with his repeated comment on June 13 that "the seal is now broken?" Perhaps he meant that all the pretending had ended, especially by those who had pretended to serve him with utmost loyalty and patriotism. Read More.

Joe's railroad: From Pacific 'across the Indian Ocean'

Joe Biden said on Thursday that his administration plans to build a new railroad. It is no ordinary railroad. It would span nearly half the world. Read More.

Poll: Americans believe elected officials ignore vote fraud

Most voters say voter fraud was pervasive in the 2020 and 2022 elections and believe it will happen again, according to new polling. Read More.