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Meta official apologizes for Facebook's censorship of media

Meta's president of global affairs said the company regrets censoring conservative media, including the aggressive removal of posts which ran counter to the Biden administration's Covid narrative. Read More.

'Flip Chicago red': City officials slammed for prioritizing illegals over residents

Chicago residents have had it with Mayor Brandon Johnson and city officials who they say spent half a billion dollars sheltering illegal aliens. Read More.

Pardon? Hunter Biden tried to pay off back rent with 'art made from his own feces'

From 2019-2020 Hunter Biden was renting a home in Venice, California from the family of Sequoia's Shaun Maguire. The rent was $25,000 per month. Hunter skipped out on a year's worth of rent. Read More.

Final House race called, Democrat wins CA District 13

Nearly a full month after the Nov. 5 election, Democrat Adam Gray on Tuesday night was declared the winner over Republican incumbent Rep. John Duarte in the race for California's District 13 House seat. Read More.

Swamp shockwaves: Trump picks Patel to head up FBI

Only two days after election day, 2024, reports were already emanating from the legendary seventh floor of FBI headquarters that shellshocked feds were preparing for the worst. In an interview on CBS’s “Face The Nation” on Sunday, Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz said that Kash Patel, President-elect Trump’s pick to serve as FBI director will be confirmed by the Senate. Read More.

Did crime pay for Biden family? Joe pardons Hunter

To the surprise of no one, President Joe Biden on Dec. 1 issued an unconditional pardon for his son Hunter, eliminating his criminal convictions on tax and gun charges after vowing earlier this year not to do so. Read More.

As House convenes, GOP can't afford to lose one vote

The absence of Republican Reps. Matt Gaetz and Mike Waltz of Florida and Elise Stefanik of New York will mean Republicans have a precarious majority in the House of Representatives when the 119th Congress convenes on Jan. 3, 2025. Read More.

Covid cabal does not want you to see this documentary

Four years later, the Covid cabal has been exposed. Read More.

In California, they're still counting, and 'curing', ballots

Nearly a month after Election Day, Democrat Adam Gray pulled ahead of Republican incumbent John Duarte in California’s District 13 House of Representatives race. Read More.

Absolute control: North Korea recalls border waitresses

The city of Dandong in China, which sits across the Yalu River from North Korea, features several restaurants staffed by North Korean waitresses who not only serve tables but sing and dance to entertain the diners. Read More.

Biden immigrant parole program rife with fraud

Some 531,000 illegal immigrants have entered the U.S. via a Biden-Harris program that is rife with fraud and may be facilitating sex trafficking, a House committee said in a shocking new report. Read More.

Federal judge upholds Florida's ban on lab-grown meat

A federal judge in Florida upheld a law enacted by the state legislature which bans the sale and distribution of lab-grown or “cultivated” meat. Read More.

Herridge charges CBS News killed her deep dive report into Hunter Biden laptop

Investigative reporter Catherine Herridge reveals that, while she was with CBS News in 2022, she received a copy of the Hunter Biden laptop data revealing Joe Biden's son liberally using "the N word" in emails. Read More.

Will the Covid cabal ever face the music?

Will the Covid overlords in federal government, the politicians, and the "brought to you by Pfizer" legacy media who pushed a narrative that caused hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of deaths and injuries, devastated the mental health of many millions more, including vulnerable children, and led to many billions, if not trillions, in economic losses and business closures ever face the music? Read More.

Report: Biden team discussed returning nukes to Ukraine

Following the decisive victory of President-elect Donald Trump earlier this month, the Biden-Harris administration and their NATO allies began taking steps to escalate the war by pledging to rush weapons to Ukraine and give Kiyv permission to strike targets inside Russian territory with long-range weapons. Read More.