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Patel: FBI hired Danchenko month after firing Steele

Silence from the major media is greeting the trial of Igor Danchenko, the alleged main source in the bogus Trump-Russia dossier authored by ex-British spy Christopher Steele. Read More.

Outrage? El Paso's Democrat mayor has sent 7,330 illegals to NYC

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, a Democrat, has repeatedly attacked Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, for sending illegal immigrants to the Big Apple, calling the Texas governor “inhumane,” “unethical” and “anti-American.” Read More.

Desperate Polish are burning trash to stay warm

In Poland, as the demand for coal and wood to burn for heat outstrips the supply, citizens are resorting to burning trash to stay warm. Read More.

Biden's Iran crisis: Women’s rights or nuclear deal?

In cities and towns across Iran, citizens are demanding freedom, women are removing and burning their hijabs, videos of mothers screaming “damn you Khamenei” are making it past the regime’s censors and onto the Internet. Read More.

U.S. faces prospect of combined Russia/China nuclear threat

The Washington, D.C.-based think tank Brookings Institution is essentially recommending that Team Biden refrain from issuing a firm commitment to defend Taiwan. Read More.

Parents, 'you are a hindrance' to the ‘Great Reset’

It's happening. It's been happening. Parents, you are being replaced. Read More.

Gay couple say public should pay for child they can't have

A wealthy gay couple in Brooklyn who say they aren't biologically able to have a child want taxpayers to foot the bill for a woman’s egg, the fertilization of that egg into an embryo, and to rent a woman’s womb to carry the baby to term. Read More.

Team Biden stocks up on radiation sickness drug

Team Biden's Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR) announced on Oct. 4 the purchase of $290 million worth of the drug Nplate, which is a treatment for radiation sickness. Read More.

Michigan's Benson sued over restrictions on poll challengers

The Republican National Committee (RNC) on Monday filed a lawsuit against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for issuing last-minute guidance restricting the ability of Michigan residents to oversee their local elections. Read More.

Analyst: U.S. sabotaged Nord Stream pipelines

For all the talk of possible impending nuclear war over the U.S.-Russia showdown on Ukraine, the new face of global conflict may instead turn out to be attacks on critical infrastructure. Read More.

10 million Americans reported post-vax symptoms to V-safe system

Some 10 million Americans who received at least one dose of the Covid vaccine reported post-vax symptoms to the CDC's V-safe system, according to data obtained by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN). Read More.

Report: FBI didn't ask dossier source for documentation

Lawyers for the alleged main source behind the fake Trump-Russia dossier produced by ex-British spy Christopher Steele claim he was never asked to produce documentation of his contacts regarding the dossier by the FBI despite being on the bureau's payroll, a report said. Read More.

NYT story on 'targeted' election firm falls apart in one day

On October 3, The New York Times ran with an article by reporter Stuart Thompson titled “How a Tiny Elections Company Became a Conspiracy Theory Target.” Read More.

'I fought for this country': GOP candidate in Virginia slams Democrat foe who labeled him 'extremist'

During a debate on Sunday in Virginia's 10th Congressional District, GOP candidate Hung Cao held up posters created by the campaign of his Democrat opponent, incumbent Rep. Jennifer Wexton, which claim that he is an “extremist.” Read More.

Court: Dad must call daughter by new name, pronouns

A father in New York state, who is fighting to keep his 11-year-old daughter a girl as the child's mother presses for the girl to be allowed to "transition", has been ordered by a court to call his daughter by a new name and new pronouns, a report said. Read More.