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Durham: Clinton operatives spied on Trump in White House

A Feb. 11 filing by special counsel John Durham shows that Hillary Clinton's campaign paid a technology company to spy on Donald Trump in an effort to establish an "inference" and "narrative" to link Trump to Russia. Read More.

Reports: CEO of Moderna leaves Twitter, sells stock

The CEO of Moderna has deleted his Twitter account and is selling off millions of dollars in stock amid accusations of fraud in Moderna's Covid vaccine trials, reports say. Read More.

ICE report: Deportations down by 70 percent

Team Biden significantly decreased the rate at which illegal immigrants are removed from the country while ordering Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to release a massive number of previously detained illegals into the U.S. interior, including thousands of criminals, according to the Fiscal Year 2021 ICE report. Read More.

'Fake': Trump says he didn't flush White House documents

New York Times "reporter" Maggie Haberman alleges in a new book that President Donald Trump clogged White House toilets by flushing documents. Read More.

Wisconsin 2020: 50,000 phantom votes

A review of Wisconsin voter lists that has been ongoing for about 14 months found tens of thousands of instances of "fraud and failures in Wisconsin’s voter database," according to Feb. 9 testimony before the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections. Read More.

D.C. police: Beating of Boyland 'objectively reasonable'

A police officer's beating of Rosanne Boyland with a steel baton and a large wooden stick while she laid unconscious in a packed U.S. Capitol tunnel on Jan. 6, 2021 was "objectively reasonable," according to a D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) internal affairs investigation. Read More.

Police chiefs, sheriffs aid and abet border invasion

What becomes of a country in which law enforcement officials enable crime? Read More.

Death of big box media: The zombified Salt Lake Tribune

The Salt Lake Tribune is a zombie newspaper now being utilized by a powerful progressive money network to enact radical social change at the local level. Read More.

Women lose, gender radicals win: NCAA green-lights Lia Thomas for championships

A biological male who generated national outrage by crushing the competition and setting records at women's collegiate swimming meets will be allowed to compete in the NCAA championships next month. Read More.

Trump: McConnell ‘does not speak for’ GOP

As he continues to blister opponents of the America First agenda, former President Donald Trump slammed Democrats' ongoing dismissal of evidence of 2020 election fraud, Team Biden's disastrous border policies, and the seeming unwillingness of Republican leaders such as Sen. Mitch McConnell to stop the "lawless Biden administration." Read More.

Koch, Kellogg and cash subsidies for illegal aliens

Outrageous news dropped out of New Mexico this week so we thought we’d do some extra digging around. Read More.

Doctor who discovered Omicron declined to label it 'serious'

The South African doctor who first discovered the Omicron variant of Covid-19 said European governments pressured her not to disclose that the new variant was having mild effects on those infected. Read More.

Should we expect a Sochi replay, this time by China?

The ongoing Beijing Winter Olympics have averted our attention from a possible geopolitical clash of titans. Read More.

Boy Scouts bankruptcy resolution wins support

The Boy Scouts, founded in 1910, filed for bankruptcy two years ago amid a shocking and growing wave of litigation over child sex abuse. More than 82,000 abuse claims have been filed against the Boy Scouts. Read More.

China reminds ‘woke’ New Zealand how vulnerable it is

On Jan. 15, a massive underwater volcanic explosion devastated the South Pacific island nation of Tonga. China is using a humanitarian supply mission to the island as a preview of the invasion capabilities of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), an analyst said. Read More.