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In just the last few weeks, Liz Truss, Britain's new prime minister, has been denounced by critics as a "fascist." So has Giorgia Meloni, Italy's newly elected prime minister. Along with all Republicans in Congress, Texas and Florida GOP Govs. Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis and, of course, former President Donald Trump. Every one of the tens of thousands of "MAGA Republicans" who attend Trump rallies, too. Read More.

Trump goes on offense, sues CNN for $475 million

Former President Donald Trump is suing CNN in federal court in Florida for defamation. Read More.

Records reveal extent of Biden's pro-vax propaganda

Records from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) obtained by a government watchdog group detail Team Biden's extensive plans for a propaganda campaign enlisting professional sports and the TV and movie industries to push the COVID-19 vaccines. Read More.

Supreme Court will hear challenge to Big Tech immunity

Among the nine new cases added to the Supreme Court's docket on Monday is a challenge to immunity from lawsuits that Big Tech companies enjoy. Read More.

Border officials: 1,500 'gotaways' every day

On an average day, at least 1,500 illegal immigrants are entering the United States and eluding border authorities. Read More.

Mini documentary zooms in on Ray Epps

Why is it that the only person caught on camera speaking about going into the U.S. Capitol the day before the events of Jan. 6, then caught on camera on Jan. 6 imploring people to go to the U.S. Capitol, has not been arrested and has been declared essentially "hands off" by those allegedly investigating the Jan. 6 protests? Read More.

Stacey Abrams shot down by Obama-appointed judge

Democrat Stacey Abrams rode the "election integrity is racist" gravy train to a $3 million personal net worth and $50 million for her gubernatorial campaign, much of it from outside Georgia. Read More.

Ukraine war dominates UN debate session

Amid a swirl of ongoing and upcoming international crises, the Ukraine war overwhelmingly dominated debate at the United Nations General Assembly. Most speakers decried Vladimir Putin’s widening war against Ukraine and equally viewed the dangerous regional and global ramifications from this European conflict which could see Moscow’s use of nuclear weapons. Read More.

Always watching: CCP sets up overseas police stations

Chinese citizens can not escape the ever-watching eye of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), even if they reside outside of China. Read More.

Soros-tied group gets $41 million to help illegals fight deportation

A group aligned with the George Soros-backed Vera Institute of Justice has received $41 million in U.S. taxpayer funds from Team Biden in order to help immigrants who are in the United States illegally fight deportation, government records show. Read More.

Trump: Nation on brink; Only your vote ‘can stop it’

During a massive rally in Macomb County, Michigan on Saturday, former President Donald Trump declared a national emergency and said the only course correction for the damage Joe Biden has wrought with increased inflation, crime, illegal migration and instability in the world is to elect Republicans in the 2022 midterms. Read More.

Six years later, FBI ordered to produce Seth Rich laptop

A federal judge on Sept. 29 ordered the FBI to "produce the information it possesses" related to the laptop of murdered Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffer Seth Rich. Read More.

Five years later: World still clueless on Las Vegas shooting

On Oct. 1, 2017 in Las Vegas, former IRS agent and millionaire professional gambler Stephen Paddock killed 58 people and wounded more the 400 others in America's worst ever mass-shooting, according to the FBI. Read More.

NH Decmorats ordered to stop sending misleading mailers

The attorney general's office in New Hampshire ordered the state’s Democrat Party to immediately stop sending out mailers that contain misleading information about voting by mail. Read More.

Biden's Fed to initiate major ESG social credit system

Is Team Biden about to unleash on Americans a social credit system parallel to the one employed by communist China? A recent announcement by the Federal Reserve would indicate that, yes, it is. Read More.