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Burma devastated by military junta which still stands

The military junta which seized power in Burma, aka Myanmar, two years ago remains in power but is increasingly challenged by both its own citizens and targeted economic sanctions. Now a wave of international political pressures is steadily growing to force the junta from power and presumably create conditions for the return of a democratic government. Read More.

Dominion employees admit equipment 'riddled with bugs'

Court documents in the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against Fox News reveal that employees for Dominion described several problems with the company's equipment. Read More.

In East Palestine, Trump leads while Biden follows

In announcing he would visit East Palestine, Ohio, former President Donald Trump also called on FEMA to respond with assistance to the residents devastated by the derailment on Feb. 3 of a 150-car train which spewed poisonous chemicals onto the ground and, some say, possibly into the local water supply. Read More.

Susan Rice is handed power to re-engineer government

On Thursday, Joe Biden called on Susan Rice to head up the so-called "White House Steering Committee on Equity" in which she will have sweeping powers to remodel the federal government with a focus on "racial equity." Read More.

There goes the sun: Soros has weather control plan

During a speech in Germany on Thursday, George Soros said he has discovered a process of creating white clouds to reflect sunlight away from warming areas and mitigate global warming. Read More.

Epstein emails reveal close friendship with Barclays CEO

Newly-released emails shed new light on the close relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and former JPMorgan executive and Barclays CEO Jes Staley. Read More.

'There for God': Kentucky non-stop prayer revival spreads nationwide

A Christian university's marathon prayer revival, which has been going on continuously since Feb. 8, has attracted visitors from across the USA and garnered millions of views on social media. Read More.

2024 candidate Nikki Haley was a WEF 'Young Global Leader'

It turns out the declared 2024 Republican candidate who is the early establishment media and donor class darling had also captured the attention of globalist Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum (WEF). Read More.

China’s Antarctica base poses new threat to U.S.

Communist China is planning to develop new ground stations in Antarctica in an effort to expand surveillance and data collection abilities that already pose a major strategic threat to the United States, an analyst said. Read More.

Sol W Sanders: 'From an era when reporters owned their reporting'

Veteran journalist Sol Sanders (1926-2022) served on the Advisory Boards of WorldTribune.com and Free Press Foundation. His Memorial was held Feb. 17, 2023 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Read More.

Laptop entry confirms Hunter-Joe Burisma meeting

A calendar entry from Hunter Biden's "laptop from hell" confirms that Hunter and business partner Devon Archer met with then-Vice President Joe Biden in his West Wing office at the White House on April 16, 2014, a report said. Read More.

'Woke' USA is a mirror image of North Korea, defector says

A North Korean defector says her experience with American "wokeness" is not unlike what she endured in the communist hellhole of North Korea. Read More.

Koch, Soros back secret initiative to revive Iran nuclear deal

George Soros, Charles Koch, and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund are bankrolling progressive activists aiming to revive the Iran nuclear deal despite the Teheran regime's violent crackdown on weeks-long, nationwide protests in Iran, a Feb. 6 report said. Read More.

Donald Trump calls for end to ‘national nightmare’

Donald Trump: 'Recently, it was shockingly revealed that Twitter colluded with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies to Rig and Steal the 2020 Presidential Election in favor of Joe Biden, and to deplatform and illegally censor me.' Read More.

'Zuckerbucks' to affect 2024 election and beyond

In the 2020 election, $328 million in private funding from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made its way to government election offices in mostly Democrat strongholds of swing states. Read More.