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86 Democrats vote against resolution denouncing socialism

A number of Democrats were reluctant to vote for legislation introduced in the GOP-controlled house which denounces socialism and its architects in China, North Korea, and Soviet Russia. Read More.

Spy balloon recalls precedents for downing intruders

On Saturday, an F-22 Raptor fighter jet out of the 1st Fighter Wing at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia fired one AIM-9X Sidewinder missile to take out the Chinese spy balloon which had sailed over U.S. territory for most of the week. Read More.

Hunter's attorneys tapped family's cozy legal Delaware connections

Hunter Biden's legal team on Feb. 1 called for a criminal investigations into individuals who accessed and disseminated Hunter Biden’s personal data from the "laptop from hell," which is said to document numerous violations of law. Read More.

Gloomy outlook for global economy, with Asian exceptions

The lingering aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the widening war in Ukraine and the knock-on effects of food and energy shortages, alongside high inflation battered the world economy in 2022. Read More.

Pfizer executive feared Covid jab's adverse effects on fertility

In a new video released on Thursday, Pfizer executive Jordon Trishton Walker tells a Project Veritas undercover journalist of his concerns about the potential negative effects of the Covid jab on women’s reproductive health. Read More.

Egg shortage hits as unsavory elites eye U.S. food supply

Food production facilities in the U.S. have been devastated by disaster, from fires to planes crashing into their facilities, in recent years. Read More.

Guest columnist: Bring back great American expectations

One could say that the plan of the Biden administration is that they have no plan or, if there is one, that it is nefarious. Read More.

Texas taxpayers billed for failing solar, wind energy sources

As much of the state was in the grips of a deep freeze, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the entity that oversees the state's power grid, reported on Feb. 1 that 87 percent of the energy generated for Texas was from fossil fuels. Read More.

'Professionals' in major media agree: Bad journalism is good

What is the state of American journalism in 2023? It depends on whom you ask. Read More.

LGBTQ+ 'Pride': N. Korean thought control comes to America

Because "Pride" is not about tolerance. "Pride" is totalitarian. Tolerance is about behavior. "Pride" is about thought. Read More.

Trump rips McCarthy for saying Babbitt's killer ‘did his job’

Former President Donald Trump berated House Speaker Kevin McCarthy over the California Republican’s comment on the Jan. 6, 2021 killing of Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt by Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd. Read More.

Hunter Biden's attorneys go after those who revealed laptop contents

While admitting that, in fact, the "laptop from hell" belonged to their client, lawyers for Hunter Biden are now claiming that it was criminal to “weaponize” its contents. Read More.

To stop China's conquest of Asia, start by recognizing it

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) uses gray zone tactics worldwide to further its interests. It is particularly active against countries that border its seas — the South China Sea and the East China Sea. Countries affected include Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Read More.

Mass. effect: Smith & Wesson moving HQ to Tennessee

Smith & Wesson Brands announced it is moving its headquarters from Springfield, Massachusetts to Blount County in Tennessee. Read More.

The gender song: Mister Rogers goes viral — 40 years later

A 40-year-old video clip of PBS television host Mister Rogers singing about the differences between boys and girls has gone viral and triggered the leftist woke gender ideology crowd. Read More.