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Michigan coach Harbaugh says he will raise players' unplanned children

Jim Harbaugh, the head football coach of the Michigan Wolverines, is living up to his pro-life credentials. Read More.

2020 Maricopa data was deleted before audit

Voting data from the 2020 election for Maricopa County in Arizona was deleted before the county's voting machines were delivered to state Senate auditors in compliance with a subpoena, an election investigator said. Read More.

Taiwan chip giant warns on impact of China invasion

The modern world would have trouble functioning without the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), one of the main suppliers of the world’s most advanced microchips. Read More.

Pelosi fact-checked on ‘Assault Weapon’ bill

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said reinstating the ban on assault weapons is a “long overdue step to get deadly weapons off our streets.” She referenced the 1994 federal assault weapon ban, sponsored by then Sen. Joe Biden, and claimed the ban decreased violence by those semi-automatic rifles with certain cosmetic features. Read More.

Joe and the ice cream truck: Reuters fact checks a meme

A social media user took a video of Joe Biden wandering off while his wife, Dr. Jill, was speaking at an event and digitally added the distinctive jingle of an ice cream truck. Read More.

D.C. mayor didn't need National Guard on Jan. 6; Now she does

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, who turned away President Donald Trump's offer to deploy National Guard to the nations' capital on Jan. 6, 2021, is now demanding the activation of the Guard to deal with the illegal alien crisis in her "sanctuary" city. Read More.

John Rich anti-woke anthem hits number one

"Progress", the latest song from country music star John Rich, has skyrocketed to No. 1 in the world on the Apple iTunes song chart after Rich shunned so-called “woke” outlets and released the song directly to Donald Trump’s social media app Truth Social and the video-sharing site Rumble. Read More.

Trump still top newsmaker despite shun from Fox News

In an effort to replace Donald Trump at the top of the Republican Party, Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch has effectively banned the former president from appearing on his network's shows, a report said. Read More.

UK Army vet arrested for LGBT meme that caused 'anxiety'

Thought crimes really are a thing in 2022. In a scene that seemingly came right out of George Orwell's "1984", a British Army veteran was arrested for posting on social media a meme which was regarded as anti-LGBT and triggered the woke gender ideology crowd. Read More.

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.