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Parents opposing school boards got ‘threat tag designation'

Whistleblowers have come forward to Congress to describe how the FBI investigated two dozen parents who were designated as "domestic terrorism" threats for their objections to local school board policies, mainly over the teaching of Critical Race Theory and mask mandates. Read More.

FBI told agents not to 'look at that Hunter Biden laptop'

New whistleblowers have come forward to say the FBI instructed agents during the 2020 election cycle not to investigate the Hunter Biden laptop. Read More.

Dying Bush dynasty gets infusion of globalist cash

It appears Jeb Bush has a new role model. The question is: how concerned should we be about it? Read More.

Zuckerberg tells Rogan: FBI interfered in 2020 election

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has finally admitted what independent media earlier exposed: that the FBI interfered in the 2020 presidential election by pressuring Facebook to suppress reporting on information contained on the Hunter Biden laptop that would have been devastating to Joe Biden's campaign. Read More.

Health care workers detail adverse vax events in database

A new database allows health care professionals to detail adverse reactions to the vaccines without fear of retribution. Read More.

Reports: FBI now targeting independent journalist James O'Keefe

The Bidens have a documented track record of leaving important things behind: Potentially incriminating laptops, damning personal diaries, and billions of dollars in advanced U.S. military weaponry. Read More.

Poll: Nation sees FBI, DOJ as 'corrupt and not to be trusted'

The release Friday of a heavily-redacted affidavit failed to shed light on the justification for the FBI's raid on former President Donald Trump's Palm Beach home Mar-a-Lago earlier this month, legal analysts said. Read More.

Made in China? Closer look at U.S. election software

An examination of a Michigan election company's coders and patents has revealed "an alarming Chinese connection," a report said. Read More.

WEF advisor: Sensors will 'monitor' all human activity

Humans in the not-too-distant future will have "biometric sensors" placed "on or inside" their bodies which will track their every move, including bodily functions, according to a top advisor to the World Economic Forum (WEF). Read More.

Threats by Kim’s sister raise questions on bioweapons

Kim Yo-Jong, the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and a top official in the Pyongyang regime, accused South Korea of spreading Covid-19 to the North via balloons launched from the South. Read More.

Military officer could be fired for sounding alarm on vax

A medical Army officer said he is facing involuntary separation for disobeying Covid protocol after he raised concerns over an "alarming" increase in non-infectious diseases in the ranks, a report said. Read More.

Whistleblower: FBI corruption nationwide is ‘out of control’

Though often targeted for retaliation, rank-and-file FBI agents nationwide are exposing corruption in a bureau that is "out of control," a report said. Read More.

Florida conservatives flip woke school boards

Conservatives crushed leftists in Tuesday's school board elections across Florida, flipping control of at least five school boards. Read More.

Dr. Kory: Huge miscarriage rates among vaxxed women

Documents from Pfizer's Covid vaccine trials which were released under court order show a "massive" rate of miscarriages among pregnant women who received the injection, according to Dr. Pierre Kory. Read More.

‘Not guilty’: Films show rest of Jan. 6 protest story

What really happened on Jan. 6, including the killing of Ashli Babbitt, and the costly human impacts that followed with the imprisonment of hundreds in D.C.'s "American Gulag" is examined in new documentaries. Read More.