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'Compass for freedom': U.S.-South Korea alliance at 70

Seventy years is a long time, especially for a military alliance even between friends. There are few in the world, notably including the Atlantic Alliance, forming NATO in 1949. Read More.

Trump leaves them in stitches in New Hampshire

In a 2024 campaign speech on Thursday, former President Donald Trump proved that comedy is not dead as he imitated Joe Biden getting lost on stage, and said that he was retiring the "Crooked Hillary" moniker so the current occupant of the White House can be referred to as "Crooked Joe Biden." Read More.

Wind power reality: Dead wildlife, recycling nightmare

Where is Don Quixote when we need him? His fantasy was to slay giants (in reality, windmills) in his quest to fight injustice through chivalry. Green energy proponents have a carbon dioxide “net zero emissions” fantasy of powering civilization through green energy windmills and solar panels. Read More.

Tucker Carlson: You can 'still find Americans saying true things'

In a two-minute video posted to Twitter on Wednesday, Tucker Carlson hailed the alternative U.S. media filling the void left by his canceled Fox New show which for many had been the only Big Media slot worth watching. Read More.

Oswald's lover says she helped U.S. intel weaponize cancer

In her book, "Me & Lee: How I Came to Know, Love and Lose Lee Harvey Oswald", Judyth Vary Baker details how she came to be a cancer expert at a young age and what led to her involvement with U.S. intelligence in the development of a biological weapon that Oswald was to smuggle into Cuba to eliminate Fidel Castro. Read More.

Teen died from surgery in study used to justify sex changes

A healthy 18-year-old male who was a participant in the Dutch study upon which the entire child sex change experiment is largely based died from complications soon after vaginoplasty surgery, a report said. Read More.

At exactly 8 p.m., Tucker Carlson issues first statement since Fox exit

At exactly 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Tucker Carlson issued his first statement since his departure from his Fox News show in the 8 p.m. time slot. Read More.

Nuke threat: Can S. Korea still count on key ally U.S.?

In January, South Korea's new conservative leader, President Yoon Suk-Yeol, ruffled feathers in Washington when he said the South could develop its own nuclear weapons or ask the U.S. to redeploy nukes on the Korean Peninsula if the threat from North Korea grows. Read More.

Report: U.S. funded Sudan biolab seized by militants

U.S. agencies have provided funding to a laboratory in Sudan's capital Khartoum which researches deadly pathogens that has been seized by militants, a report said. Read More.

China's starship is 'dead ringer' for SpaceX SLV

Following the April 20 spectacular SpaceX test explosion, China made an announcement that did not receive much media attention. Read More.

UN releases 'blueprint for reinvigorated global governance'

An organization no one voted for and created by none other than the United Nations has just released “a new blueprint for reinvigorated global governance." Read More.

Money to burn at Fox: $787M settlement; $1B market loss

How could Fox casually settle with Dominion for $787 million and then days later lose $1 billion on the same day it fired Tucker Carlson? Inquiring minds want to know. Read More.

Study: Masks may cause number of serious health issues

Wearing face masks, even for short periods of time, can cause carbon dioxide poisoning, leading to a number of serious health issues, according to a new study out of Germany. Read More.

Konnech drops lawsuit against True the Vote

Michigan-based election software company Konnech Inc. on Wednesday dropped its lawsuit against election integrity organization True the Vote. Read More.

Trump responds to Biden 2024 announcement

Joe Biden's handlers on Monday released a new video announcing the 80-year-old will run (shuffle) for the White House again in 2024. Read More.