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Who put WHO in charge? New 'crisis' plan unveiled

It's not clear who takes the World Health Organization (WHO) and its authority seriously. Read More.

Trump's ballroom demeans White House ... says Chelsea

An op-ed piece in USA Today on Friday accuses President Donald Trump of demeaning the White House with renovations that he is paying for with funds out of his own pocket and from donors. That op-ed was written by ... Chelsea Clinton. Read More.

Woman who ran charity for poor kids spent $11M in taxpayer funds on herself and boyfriend

As head of the New Heights Community Resource Center in Bridgeton, Missouri, Connie Bobo was supposed to be using federal taxpayer funds to help feed low-income children. Read More.

Trump: End mail-in ballots, 'only way' Democrats win

"Mail-in ballots are corrupt. We can never have a real democracy with mail-in ballots," President Donald Trump said, noting that even partisan Democrat President Jimmy Carter's commission had reached the same conclusion. Read More.

Pro-growth catastrophic health insurance for all

The government shutdown has focused debate on the vast sum ($136 billion in 2025, as projected by the Congressional Budget Office) that the federal government spends to annually subsidize continually skyrocketing Obamacare health insurance premiums. Read More.

Who is funding pro-violence ‘No Kings' protests?

The major media refused to show the vile calls to violence or celebrations of the killing of conservatives that permeated this past weekend's "No Kings" protests. Read More.

New Jersey GOP asks DOJ to monitor mail-in ballots count

The New Jersey Republican State Committee has called on the Department of Justice’s Division of Civil Rights to send monitors to oversee the processing of mail-in ballots in Passaic County for next month's election. Read More.

'Foxes guarding the henhouse': The UN Human Rights Council

In a ritual of near farcical folly, the UN General Assembly has elected fourteen new members to join the Geneva-based Human Rights Council. Read More.

Xi loyalists among senior Chinese military leaders purged

Nine senior military leaders have been purged by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) amid rumors about its direction, leadership and control of the People's Liberation Army (PLA). Read More.

Ex-Merck virologist: Pediatricians don't know how much virus in vaccines

What really goes on behind the scenes of vaccine development? Read More.

'Hate map' used to blacklist conservative non-profits

Hundreds of companies use the software company Benevity to connect with nonprofits. In determining which non-profits are eligible for donations, Benevity relies on the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hate Map." Read More.

Lost mojo? 'Nothing seems to be working for Democrats'

"No Kings" was no bueno. The Democrat Party has lost its mojo. Read More.

'Wuhan West'? CO bat lab gets new taxpayer funding

The Trump Administration has moved to phase out animal testing at federal agencies and laboratories. One glaring exception, however, is a Colorado bat virus lab which has received a new infusion of taxpayer dollars, a report said. Read More.

'No Kings'? Team Trump invades Democrat safe space

On Saturday, the same day leftists were prancing about in cities nationwide and congratulating themselves in posts to Bluesky as part of their "No Kings" activism, Vice President JD Vance trolled the easily offended, playing on their concern that President Donald Trump will get a permanent crown and throne by posting a hilarious "Hail to the King" video. Read More.

China, N. Korea accelrate nuclear threats to United States

Recent U.S. Government testimony reports that China’s strategic nuclear threat continues to increase, while an Oct. 10, 2025 military parade in Pyongyang shows that North Korea may have the world’s largest multiple-warhead nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). Read More.