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Trump's first 100 hours: Dems, deep state 'spitting mad'

The clock for presidential terms getting off to a good start has in the past been set at 100 days. President Donald Trump set off the alarm in just 100 hours. And in the process he has upended the real power in the "Swamp" which is what some call the "administrative state," the powerful and unelected federal bureaucracy. Read More.

Turkey's leader envisions return of the Ottoman Empire

Turkey is embarked on resurrecting the Ottoman Empire under the rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Read More.

USAID subsidized at least 6,000 'journalists' worldwide

Before its signage was removed on Feb. 7 and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was shuttered by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), it was revealed that major media outlets including Politico, The New York Times, and the BBC received millions in U.S. taxpayer funds during the Biden-Harris years. Read More.

Trump critic's ministry received $53M in taxpayer funds

A ministry of the Episcopal bishop who criticized President Donald Trump during the inaugural prayer service received millions in taxpayer funds from the Biden-Harris administration, a report said. Read More.

Burma: 4 years after coup, 'bleak picture' for nation in 'free-fall'

Four years following a Beijing-backed military coup which turned the clock back from an elected, if flawed, democratic government to an authoritarian and corrupt military regime, the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar/aka Burma has sunk into new socio/economic depths Read More.

'Radical lunatics' at USAID tied closely to Soros for decades

President Donald Trump, who said the foreign aid agency was being run by “radical lunatics,” named Secretary of State Marco Rubio as USAID’s acting administrator. USAID has had close ties with globalist billionaire George Soros for decades. Read More.

Winners at losing: The U.S. public education system

Just how much longer will American parents, their kids, business leaders and the political class tolerate the dreadful performance of our public schools? It's arguably the greatest threat to our nation's economic health and our national security. Read More.

Seriously? U.S. Mint offers Americans J6 'insurrection' coin

The U.S. Mint is offering Americans a bronze medal to commemorate "United States Capitol Police and those who protected the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021." Clicking on the Mint's "description" of what happened that day finds J6 protesters described as "a mob of insurrectionists." Read More.

Trump’s tariff blitz gets results from Mexico and Canada

President Donald Trump paused imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada after both countries agreed to do more to secure their borders with the United States. Read More.

Report: 1.4 million more votes than voters in 2022

In a study of seven states in the 2022 midterms, an election integrity group reported it found more than one million more votes were cast than there were voters who voted. Read More.

Criminal illegals being sent to Guantanamo Bay

President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced he would issue an executive order instructing authorities to begin preparing Guantanamo Bay to house thousands of illegal aliens who have committed heinous crimes. Read More.

Future of the party? David Hogg elected DNC vice chair

Gun control activist David Hogg was elected on Saturday to serve as the vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Read More.

What did U.S. intel agencies know about Wuhan lab and China's bioweapons program?

The following documentary about still unanswered questions on the origins and possible motivations of the Covid pandemic is more relevant today than ever. Read More.

Obama was first to inject DEI into U.S. aviation system

In 2013, the Obama administration forced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to abandon its Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) schools, which used clinically verified aptitude tests to admit and train air traffic controllers (ATCs). Read More.

Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt meets (and blisters) the press

During her first press briefing as White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt proved to be a straight shooter, firing back succinct and sometimes stinging answers to leading questions from the assembled "news professionals." Read More.