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Gibson set to start production on 'Passion of the Christ' sequel

Oscar winning director Mel Gibson said he will begin production on the sequel to "The Passion of the Christ" this spring. Read More.

Notorious GA election worker gets medal from Biden

The Georgia election worker who was caught on video engaging in what critics say was highly suspicious activity on election night 2020, was awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal at the White House on Friday. Read More.

Trump praises GOP rebels in Speaker battle

The 20 Republicans who initially rebelled against Rep. Kevin McCarthy's election to Speaker of the House were praised by former President Donald Trump for standing strong for American First conservatism. Read More.

Fauci comes out of retirement to manage Damar Hamlin narrative

Dr. Anthony Fauci who ended 2022 by retiring from his post as the highest-paid U.S. bureaucrat is already back at the forefront in the all-important war for America's mind. Read More.

2023 look ahead: Key conflicts and potential crises

Our world remains an increasingly tumultuous place and the tragedy of expanding conflicts is only surpassed by the waves of refugees fleeing those troubles. Read More.

Babbitt shooter's 6-month staycation on taxpayer's dime

Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd was housed for several months at taxpayer expense, much of the time in a "distinguished visitor suite," at Joint Base Andrews after he shot and killed Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, a government watchdog group reported. Read More.

3 MA police officers, 16-year-old girl playing flag football, added to 'died suddenly' list

Three Massachusetts police officers, all under the age of 50, and a 16-year-old girl playing flag football are among the latest additions to the "died suddenly" list. Read More.

Still unreported: Food processing plants under attack

In May of last year, at the same time globalists were warning of worldwide food shortages, an odd series of disasters had hit food processing plants throughout the United States. Read More.

Wayne Allyn Root: I'm anti-jab but support Trump; Here's why

How can I support Donald Trump for president? Well, I don't just support Trump, I support him 110%. I'm "all in" with Trump, even though we disagree on the COVID-19 vaccine. Why? Read More.

Analysis: First step to U.S. confronting China is to wake up

It has not yet dawned on many that the United States is burning while China plays the fiddle. Waking up is the first step in confronting a deadly threat to our nation’s future. Read More.

Look within? FBI ups reward for information on Jan. 6 pipe bomber

The FBI, the ATF, and the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department announced on Jan. 4 that they have raised the reward for information leading to the arrest of the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill pipe bomber to $500,000. Read More.

Hobbs giggles when asked if she would uphold Constitution

Democrat Katie Hobbs busted out into laughter during her swearing in ceremony when asked if she would swear to uphold the U.S. Constitution, reports say. Read More.

Russia deploys warship with Zircon hypersonic missiles

Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Wednesday deployed a warship armed with new hypersonic Zircon cruise missiles on a mission to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Read More.

Enemy of free speech: Schiff pressed Twitter to ban journalist Paul Sperry

The latest drop of the Twitter Files shows California Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff attempting to have journalist Paul Sperry "removed" from Twitter after a report by Sperry for RealClearInvestigations named the purported “whistleblower” behind President Donald Trump’s first impeachment. Read More.

Newly released JFK files recall Angleton and CIA's downfall

New details of legendary counterspy James Angelton’s tenure and exit at CIA have been revealed with the release by the U.S. government of once-secret files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Read More.