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States fight China’s buying U.S. farmland near military sites

The communist government in Beijing has for at least two decades been trying to buy real estate near U.S. national security installations, analysts say. Read More.

James Madison stood up for Baptists, first victims of cancel culture

Following the crisis of the French and Indian War, Americans turned to Christ in religious revivals. Virginia's government, though, was established Anglican, and imposed strict lockdowns on unapproved church gatherings. Read More.

Who is Matt Colangelo? Alvin Bragg's DOJ closer

When Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg needed a closer in his unprecedented case against former President Donald Trump, he had one of Attorney General Merrick Garland's henchmen warming up in the bullpen. Read More.

'White privilege' key to waging U.S. 'revolutionary struggle'

Do Americans truly understand how much of their culture and society has been co-opted by hardcore communist ideology? Read More.

El Salvador leader: U.S. can no longer lecture on ‘democracy’

Foreign heads of state said little publicly in response to the indictment on April 4, 2023 of former President Donald Trump, but El Salvador President Nayib Bukele took note of the obvious. Read More.

NC House Democrat's switch gives GOP veto-proof majority

A Democrat who only five months ago won a North Carolina state House seat in the deep-blue Charlotte area has switched to the Republican Party, giving the GOP a veto-proof majority. Republicans already had a veto-proof majority in the state Senate. Read More.

Trump: 'This is not what America is supposed to be'

Former President Donald Trump issued a stream of statements before being indicted in New York on Tuesday (no gag order was imposed and the next hearing in the case was set for Dec. 4. Read More.

DHS: Nonprofits misusing millions in taxpayer funds to help 'gotaways'

Illegal immigrants who evaded U.S. authorities in crossing the southern border were given funds that were awarded to nonprofit organizations by the federal government, according to a report by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Inspector General. Read More.

Ukraine getting $2.6 billion more in military aid from Biden

The Department of Defense announced on Tuesday it was sending $2.6 billion more of U.S. military hardware to Ukraine. Read More.

Report: Chinese spy balloon surveilled U.S. military sites

The Chinese spy balloon which Team Biden allowed to transit a large area of the United States before finally deciding to shoot it down was able to collect intelligence on several sensitive American military sites, a report said. Read More.

How Bragg got himself on Soros's radar screen

As New York state's deputy attorney general from 2017 to 2018, Alvin Bragg oversaw the lawsuit against the Donald J. Trump Foundation. As a result of that case, a judge ordered Trump to pay $2 million in damages and forced the shutdown of the foundation over allegations of misused funds. Read More.

Testimony: 'Orchestrated attack' on 2022 Maricopa election

New testimony from a longtime expert in the printing industry confirms ballot tampering occurred in Maricopa County’s 2022 midterm election, a report said. Read More.

Australia women's golf tourney won by biological male

Breanna Gill, a biological male, was announced by the WPGA Tour of Australasia as the winner of the Australian Women’s Classic Bonville. Read More.

‘Democrats are pedophiles’: Lesley Stahl on '60 Minutes' left speechless by MTG

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG) entered the corporate media lion's den, sitting for an interview with Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes." Read More.

Trump surges in polls, hauls in millions in campaign donations

Following the announcement that he will be indicted in Manhattan in the coming days, former President Donald Trump has surged in the polls and hauled in millions in campaign donations, much of it from first-time donors. Read More.