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Seoul intel chiefs indicted for covering up official’s death

Two former directors of South Korea's National Intelligence Service (INS) during the administration of leftist President Moon Jae-In have been indicted for allegedly covering up the death in North Korea of a Ministry of Ocean and Fisheries official. Read More.

Xi warns Biden not to defy CCP on Taiwan

Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping on Thursday warned Joe Biden not to "play with fire" by defying the communist regime in Beijing on the Taiwan issue. Read More.

Triathlete, 27, is fifth Canadian doctor to die in recent days

The fifth Greater Toronto Area doctor to die suddenly and unexpectedly in recent days was a 27-year-old triathlete. Read More.

Wikipedia changes the definition of ‘recession’

In response to apparently unwelcome economic news, supporters of Team Biden swooped in to change the definition of "recession" on Wikipedia, finally prompting the overlords at the so-called "online encyclopedia" to block users from revising the page. Read More.

Siege of Ukraine supply of food to the world is broken?

In what he optimistically called a “beacon of hope” in a world that desperately needs it, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres helped broker a complicated diplomatic deal between warring parties Russia and Ukraine. Read More.

Who's who at the Trump-bashing New York Post

The usual ruling establishment theater production was rolled out in full force on July 22 as various big-box media figures, Democrats and Swamp Republican hanger-ons hailed a New York Post editorial declaring President Donald “Trump has proven himself unworthy to be this country’s chief executive again” due to Jan. 6 as a really big deal. Read More.

Fauci agency still funding Chinese Communist Party labs

Anthony Fauci’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) this year has continued to send hundreds of thousands of dollars in U.S. taxpayer funds to China-based laboratories with deep ties to the communist regime’s military, including facilities that have worked with the Wuhan Institute of Virology on bat coronavirus research. Read More.

Biden's America: 55,000 illegals evade capture every month

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials say that an average of 55,000 migrants are evading capture from border agents every month under the Biden administration. Read More.

Selling America, from sea to shining sea, to the CCP

From California to the New York island, from the Redwood Forest to the Gulf stream waters, the land that used to belong to Americans has been milked and bilked by investors and paid government agents of the People's Republic of China. Read More.

Report: Biden met with 14 of Hunter's ‘business associates’

Further doubt has been cast on Joe Biden's continued insistence that he has no knowledge of his son Hunter Biden’s business dealings abroad and, more importantly, the national security implications of those connections. Read More.

Biden bows to China on Pelosi's visit to Taiwan

On July 21, caving to Chinese threats, pressure and concerns from the Pentagon, President Joe Biden publicly discouraged the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, from visiting Taiwan. Read More.

Space Force chief admits next war could start in space

Air Force Gen. John Raymond, current chief of the Space Force, has confirmed he supports Team Biden’s efforts to reach a UN-sponsored agreement on military activity in space. The Trump administration had rejected the agreement, saying it amounted to an arms control ploy by China and Russia to limit American power in space. Read More.

Murdoch media setting the stage for Trump indictment?

Rumors of a possible criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump continue to circulate through The Swamp. Leftist legacy media feed such rumors to their limited but faithful audience. NBC's July 26 interview with Attorney General Merrick Garland is one example. Read More.

Woman of the Year? Lia Thomas loses one to a biological female

Lia Thomas did not advance in the Ivy League's selection for NCAA Woman of the Year after being nominated by the University of Pennsylvania, the college Thomas competed for in winning the 500-yard freestyle at the NCAA championships. Read More.

$4,300 to see 'working class hero' Bruce Springsteen

Thinking about seeing Bruce Springsteen on tour next year? That'll cost you about $4,300 for a floor seat or $1,125 for standing room only. Read More.