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Vets still locked in 'American Gulag' for Jan. 6 protest

A group fighting for the rights of Jan. 6 detainees issued a Memorial Day weekend tribute honoring slain veteran Ashli Babbitt and the veterans still locked up in the "American Gulag" and elsewhere. Read More.

Uvalde: Unreported non-gun factors

Uvalde shooter Salvador Rolando Ramos "was a walking advertisement for the moral bankruptcy of modern America and the hollowing out of the American home." Read More.

Maricopa: 20,000 ballots counted after 2020 deadline

An election integrity group has discovered via a public records request that thousands of ballots were illegally counted in Arizona's Maricopa County in the 2020 election. Read More.

Sen. Paul slams Davos one-world government plan

Implementing a one-world government is not a conspiracy theory. It is real and the plan is being fleshed out by many of the world's richest and most powerful people gathered this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul said. Read More.

D.C. juries denying justice for Durham, Jan. 6 prisoners?

Swamp Justice. The prosecution of Jan. 6 prisoners, many of whom remain locked up in D.C.'s American Gulag, and the criminal trial of Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann are providing a clear picture of just what that entails. Read More.

State Farm rides out outrage over trans advocacy

Being a toxic culturally Marxist neighbor finally caught up with capitalist behemoth State Farm this week as the insurance company found itself caught fast in a Woke mousetrap of its own construction. Read More.

'Match made in Hell': Gates, Pfizer announce partnership

Pfizer and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced on Wednesday that they have entered a partnership to bring mRNA to Africa. Read More.

‘Excellent sheep’: Former Yale prof reflects on origins of Wokeness

America's colleges for some time have been "breeding very excellent sheep" who know how to follow in lockstep with the Woke herd, but don't know how to be independent adults, a former Yale professor wrote. Read More.

Indiana bans biological males from girls' sports

The Republican-led legislature in Indiana has passed a law which bans biological males from competing in girls' athletic competitions, overriding a veto by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb. Read More.

Biden's ATF nominee opposes arming teachers

Joe Biden’s new choice to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is opposed to training and arming teachers with military or police backgrounds. Read More.

Testimony: Comey was 'fired up' about bogus Alfa Bank link

Then-FBI Director James Comey was “fired up” about the alleged secret communications channel between the Trump Organization and Russia’s Alfa Bank, according to testimony in the criminal trial of Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann. Read More.

U.S., South Korea reconfirm deterrence policy

The United States and South Korea have reconfirmed that the U.S. will deploy strategic assets, which could include long-range strategic bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons, at the appropriate time as a means of deterring the Kim Jong-Un regime’s nuclear buildup. Read More.

Moderna throwing out 30 million vaccine doses

In a complaint that was sure to gain much sympathy from his audience of elites at the World Economic Forum, the CEO of Moderna griped that the Big Pharma giant was having to "throw away" 30 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. Read More.

Primaries: Trump now 100 and 6 in endorsements

It was a day of firsts, lasts, and same-old same-olds in Tuesday's primary elections. Read More.

Russia set to deploy nuclear-armed drone torpedo

A new drone torpedo capable of destroying entire cities or ports will be deployed by Russia this year, according to the commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. Read More.