News

China goes public with demands it made on Biden

China, which analysts say increasingly views the Biden administration as weak and conciliatory, did not hold back in publicly stating the demands it made during a recent meeting with U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan. Read More.

'Here to stay': Biden released more than 1 million illegals into U.S.

In May, Team Biden released 95,318 illegal aliens into the U.S. interior, bringing the total number of releases during the Biden administration to 1,049,532. Read More.

NRA: Senate gun-control bill 'falls short at every level'

The deal on gun-control legislation struck by Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn with Democrats, which was revealed on Tuesday, expands background checks for gun buyers ages 18-20, expands the prohibited buyers list by adding dating relationships, and offers financial incentives for states that agree to adopt red flag laws. Read More.

Primary: Big night for Trump-backed Katie Britt

Candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump were victorious in Alabama and Virginia on Tuesday, but the losing streak in Georgia continued as both Trump-backed candidates lost their races in a state dogged by election fraud controversies. Read More.

Scot free: Democrat staffer defaced MTG posters

Team Biden’s Department of Justice has declined to prosecute a Democrat congressional staffer who was caught on security camera defacing posters of Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene inside the Longworth House Office Building. Read More.

'Ashamed of America . . . shame on us': A Harvard senior's parting shot

Julie Hartman ‘22 delivered these remarks in Harvard’s Memorial Chapel on May 3, 2022. Read More.

'2000 Mules' effect? Texas GOP now rejects 2020 results

After viewing a screening of Dinesh D'Souza's "2000 Mules" two days earlier, the Texas Republican Party on June 18 passed a resolution which rejects the "certified results of the 2020 Presidential election." Read More.

New evidence on Jan. 6 ‘plainclothes’ embeds

“Plainclothes” operatives in a so-called Electronic Surveillance Unit (ESU) were embedded among the Jan. 6, 2021 protesters for the purposes of conducting video surveillance, according to newly revealed evidence. Read More.

With corporate backing, population control goes mobile

The forces of population control are attempting to go grassroots with some major corporate support. Read More.

WaPo 'unintentionally' ran 'amazing pro-life argument'

The Washington Post intended to expose how the Texas Heartbeat Bill is forcing pregnant women to become mothers and suffer all the supposed terrible life-destroying things that encompasses. Read More.

GOP warns: Border 'got-aways' may include terrorists

House Republicans said Team Biden's open border policies have created a major security lapse in which known terrorists are among the swarms of illegals attempting to enter the U.S. via its southern border. Read More.

Commercial pilots break silence on vax injuries

A growing number of commercial airline pilots and advocacy groups representing aviation industry workers are speaking out on injuries from the Covid vaccine that include myocarditis and pericarditis, heart attacks, strokes and subsequent blindness, a report said. Read More.

Florida only state not to preorder Covid jab for toddlers

Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state government won’t facilitate the distribution of Covid vaccines for toddlers and babies. Read More.

Analyst: Convince China it can't win any war it starts

Each time it is allowed to get away with "minor aggressions," the communist leadership in Beijing becomes more confident that China can invade and take over Taiwan, an analyst said. Read More.

Judge denies Arizona AG's election changes

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's proposal for changes to election rules for the 2022 midterms has been denied as he waited too long to submit them, a judge has ruled. Read More.