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GOP called on to go after Biden clan 'real crimes'

Conservatives are calling on Republican attorney generals and district attorneys to "take off the gloves" and go after the "real crimes" committed by the Biden clan. Read More.

Video raises more questions about Jan. 6 ‘instigators’

Newly revealed video footage reportedly shot by a police officer on Jan. 6, 2021 appears to show an undercover officer telling another officer he’s going to infiltrate the crowd of Trump supporters while dressed as an Antifa militant. Read More.

Did masked FBI agents stage Ohio protest? 'Are they even trying anymore?'

There was something curious to many observers about a protest by a so-called "white nationalist" group, who call themselves Patriot Front, outside a drag event in Chardon, Ohio on Saturday. Read More.

Restrict Act: Fed surveillance disguised as TikTok ban

Wikipeda describes the Restrict Act (S. 686) as "proposed legislation that was first introduced in the United States Senate on March 7, 2023. To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to review and prohibit certain transactions between persons in the United States and foreign adversaries, and for other purposes." The "for other purposes" being the key caveat. Read More.

Our problem: Communist China's growing clout in Mexico

China is a growing presence economically, politically, and socially near our southern border: Yes, in Mexico. Read More.

Is Biden holding up execution of Maj. Nidal Hasan?

While campaigning for President in 2020, Joe Biden promised that he would end death sentences on the federal level and that he would work to persuade states allowing for that punishment to change directions. Read More.

Conservative convicted for meme aimed at Hillary voters

A conservative maker of satire memes faces a maximum of 10 years in prison after being convicted Friday by a federal jury in Brooklyn of the charge of “Conspiracy Against Rights,” the federal government announced. Read More.

Perp walk for Trump? Two can play that game

The Democrats are evil, radical, nasty, vile, low-down, dirty skunks. If this was a street fight, they'd kick you in the groin and then shoot you in the back. They play for keeps. They have no rules. As their hero Saul Alinsky said, "The ends justify the means." Read More.

S. Korean charged for sending photos of U.S. bases to N. Korea

A top official at the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) in South Korea has been arrested after being accused of photographing U.S. military facilities in South Korea and sending the photos to operatives in North Korea. Read More.

Report: FBI got 'sizzle reels' on every Jan. 6 defendant

Capitol Police compiled so-called "sizzle reels" of every protester who entered the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6. 2021. Read More.

Not in dispute: Joe Biden is compromised by the CCP

Joe Biden's deference to the Chinese communist regime is not a recent development. Read More.

Pedophile chic and People magazine in the 1970s

In a March 26 interview with UK newspaper The Times, Brooke Shields, now 57, expressed her mortification at being sexualized as a child actress in the 1970s and early ‘80s. Read More.

6 dead in Nashville and Biden jokes about ice cream

With the news of the massacre at Covenant School in Nashville dominating the airwaves and Internet on Monday morning and afternoon, Joe Biden during a White House event joked about ice cream. Read More.

Media downplay Nashville shooter’s gender status

Audrey Elizabeth Hale, 28, a woman who identified as a man named Aiden, shot and killed three 9-year-olds and three staff members at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee on Monday. Police shot and killed her. Read More.

China and Russia improve ties, seek to isolate United States

In the course of just over a week, China and Russia reaffirmed their friendship and military ties, the Iranian regime proxies lashed out with rockets at U.S. forces in neighboring Syria, North Korea shot off a few more missiles, France was rocked by serious rioting, all to the backdrop of what could well be a global banking crisis sending financial shockwaves from Silicon Valley to Switzerland. Read More.