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50 years later: ‘Deep Throat’ and the Deep State

The 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in will be on June 17. It was not until 2005, however, that a major story behind the story emerged. Read More.

Non-woke 'Top Gun' dominates the box office

The woke mob's danger zone has been breached. Leftists do not have that loving feeling. In its first 10 days, Top Gun: Maverick took in $300 million. Read More.

'Severe PTSD': Content moderator sues Facebook

A South African man who was hired as a content moderator for Facebook in Kenya says he is "living a horror movie" after being subjected, without being forewarned, to graphic violent content and a toxic working environment. Read More.

'Pride Month' or else: Corporate assault on traditional values

In honor of Pride Month and the corporate rainbow bombardment it always spawns, we’d like to remind you that the sexualization of children and the insanity of the transgender agenda is at the heart of the homosexual movement. Read More.

Why did the DOJ target Peter Navarro?

The Department of Justice and the partisan Jan. 6 Committee are coming down hard on Peter Navarro. The question is, why is the relatively low-profile trade adviser in the Trump White House being targeted in such public-enemy-number-one style? Read More.

Blackout failed: 20 million have seen '2000 Mules'

The documentary "2000 Mules", which details what it says is massive ballot trafficking in the 2020 election, has now been seen by more than 20 million Americans. Read More.

80 years on, another showdown in the South Pacific

The South Pacific is again a battleground. China is not nearly at the stage of taking over any of the 15 islands stretching across the region of Oceania, but it's definitely disturbing the foes of Chinese expansionism. Read More.

China won't, so Taiwan remembers Tiananmen massacre

Since communist authorities ban any public commemoration of the event on the Chinese mainland and are cracking down on anything regarded as dissent in Hong Kong, Taiwan's president took up the mantle of remembrance for the Tiananmen Square massacre. Read More.

Conservatives: Joe Biden 'is coming for our guns'

Conservative commentators said Joe Biden's speech on Thursday, in which he called for banning "assault weapons and high capacity magazines" and ending gun manufacturers’ immunity from liability, was indeed about taking away Americans' guns and eviscerating the Second Amendment. Read More.

Pharma CEO in Spain charged with faking Covid status

Police in Spain have charged the president of European pharmaceuticals giant PharmaMar with being falsely vaccinated against Covid-19. Read More.

Blue State exodus: High earners take their money south

High earners from New York and other Democrat-run states are taking their incomes, and large chunks of Blue State tax bases, south. Read More.

Nobody wanted it: Africa's lone vax plant to close

In November, the South Africa-based pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmacare got a licensing deal to package and sell Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine and distribute it across Africa. That facility is now on the brink of shutting down. Why? Because it has received zero orders. Read More.

Ernest Ramirez, Jr.: A brokenhearted father's story

After being assured by health officials that the Covid vaccines were entirely safe for children, Ernest Ramirez let his son get the jab. Five days later – his healthy teenage son died from an enlarged heart. Read More.

Israel study links vax to increase in cardiac arrest events

Israeli researchers in a new study found a 25 percent increase in cardiovascular-related emergency calls in the young-adult population following the rollout of the Covid vaccines. Read More.

Team Biden: Schools must teach trans ideology

Team Biden has indicated it will withhold federal funding for school lunches from schools which refuse to teach transgender ideology to students. Read More.