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Wisconsin speaker fires 2020 election investigator

The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who was hired to investigate alleged fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election has been fired by state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. Read More.

Arizona begins plugging gaps in border wall

Arizona, one of the southern border states that has been devastated by Team Biden's open border policies, said it has begun to fill in gaps in the border wall using double-stacked shipping containers. Read More.

Anne Heche film on human trafficking to air in September

Lifetime has confirmed that the TV movie “Girl in Room 13”, starring Anne Heche, is scheduled to premiere on the network in September. Read More.

Vaccine deaths still ignored by medical establishment

The medical establishment, vaccine-pushing politicians, and the media which support them are not inquiring about deaths caused by the Covid vaccines because "they don't want to know," the executive director of the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation wrote. Read More.

Mar-a-Lago raid: Would rogue DOJ plant evidence?

The disturbingly truthful Donald J Trump, who watched CCTV coverage of the raid on his home, has floated the possibility that the FBI could have planted evidence in Mar-a-Lago Monday in order to give Joe Biden’s Department of Justice an avenue to file charges against him because the partisan Jan. 6 Committee hearings have yet to produce anything significant. Read More.

Scotland felled 14 million trees to clear way for wind turbines

As reported in the Scottish publication The Herald, authorities in Scotland approved the removal of 14 million trees to clear forest land for 21 wind turbines. Read More.

In doubt: WaPo 'report' on nuclear documents at Mar-a-Largo

Did The Washington Post mislead readers about President Donald Trump absconding with secret documents related to the U.S. nuclear arsenal? Read More.

Whole Foods CEO: ‘Socialists are taking over everything’

From external impressions, lampooned by 'South Park' writers, Whole Foods would seem to be a liberal company with progressive environmental policies. But the company did not achieve success based on feel-good ideology which its co-founder has denounced. Read More.

Absent Hawaii congressman loses gubernatorial primary

Hawaii Democrat Rep. Kai Kahele, who had not cast a vote in person since January while keeping his day-job as an airline pilot, was humiliated in his bid to become the next governor of Hawaii. Read More.

Did Biden official violate Espionage Act under Clinton?

An email from Oct. 10, 2015 which was found on the Hunter Biden laptop hints that Jake Sullivan, a former top aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and current Team Biden National Security Advisor, may have violated the Espionage Act if he was involved in the storing of national defense information on Clinton's private e-mail server. Read More.

Hospital: 'Variety' of gender transition options for kids

Boston Children’s Hospital boasts that it has the first pediatric transgender surgery center in the country, offering a "full suite of surgical options for transgender teens." Read More.

Research on deadly Nipah virus conducted at Wuhan lab

Communist China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology carried out gain-of-function research on a virus that is much deadlier than Covid-19, according to recent testimony before the U.S. Senate. Read More.

Marxism redux: New U.S. motto is 'Ex Uno Multis'

Far from being defeated in the Cold War, Marxism has now penetrated our national DNA and corporate boardrooms through America's own cultural and educational systems. Read More.

Trump raid puts spotlight on Obama and predecessors

An alleged violation of the Presidential Records Act is what led the Department of Justice to deploy the FBI to raid former President Donald Trump's Florida residence at Mar-a-Lago. Read More.

IRS deletes ad seeking applicants 'willing to use deadly force'

The IRS has deleted from its website a job posting in which applicants would be required to “carry a firearm and be willing to use deadly force, if necessary.” Read More.