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S. Korea court: Leftist party leader violated election law

South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a lower court's acquittal of leftist Democratic Party presidential frontrunner Lee Jae-Myung on charges of election law violation. Read More.

Butler assassination attempt questions remain unanswered

The incurious American Left and their media would prefer Americans forget what happened on July 13, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania. Read More.

Spain hits net zero: Zero emissions ... and zero electricity

Just six days after Spain boasted that its national grid operated entirely on renewable energy for the first time during a weekday, at 12:35 p.m. local time on Monday the lights went out across Spain and Portugal, and parts of France. Read More.

50 years ago, Saigon fell; What if South Vietnam had prevailed?

The tides of history, the tears of remembrance. Fifty years ago, on April 30, 1975, North Vietnamese military units surged into Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, forcibly reuniting the country, thus ending twenty years of conflict. Read More.

In just 100 days: President Trump secured the nation

In just 100 days, using a combination of policy changes, arrests and deportations, sanctions, and coordination with foreign governments, President Donald Trump's administration has cut illegal alien encounters at America's borders by 99.9 percent. Read More.

NY Times buries real news on Jan. 29 DC air disaster

The pilot of the Army helicopter which crashed into an American Airlines passenger jet at National Airport in Washington, DC on Jan. 29 ignored several warnings to change course, a report said. The Sunday report was by The New York Times. The revelations about Capt. Rebecca A. Lobach ignoring the warnings was not mentioned until the last sentences of the article. Read More.

Maryland student blocked from graduating for refusing to take LGBT class

A Christian student is being blocked from graduating from a Maryland public school because she refuses to take an "LGBTQ+ affirming" class that is mandated by one of the most liberal county school boards in the nation. Read More.

Trump: Throw whoever 'operated the Auto Pen' in jail

Who or what group was running the country from noon on Jan. 20, 2021 to noon on Jan. 20, 2025? Read More.

Wisconsin judge charged for helping illegal evade ICE

A Wisconsin judge was arrested Friday on obstruction charges after the FBI said she helped an illegal alien from Mexico evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in her courtroom. Read More.

The private networks funding, and controlling, the Left

When it comes to money-grubbing, which "side of the aisle" in our nation's capital is more righteous? Read More.

Unreported: Literal hell on Earth in war-torn Sudan

The Four Horsemen of the apocalypse are stalking Sudan; Brutal civil conflict, widespread devastation, humanitarian disasters, and the displacement of millions of refugees. Read More.

WEF board opens investigation into founder Klaus Schwab

On April 20, the WEF announced it is investigating Klaus Schwab (and his wife) for financial fraud and ethical misconduct. Read More.

Gang member was living at Democrat judge's residence

On March 3, Dona Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano, a Democrat, resigned from the bench where he had sat since 2011. Read More.

Swamp watch: Will America be fooled again by Fannie Mae?

Anyone remember back in 2008 when the housing market collapsed and the stock market crashed, with many tens of millions of Americans seeing their lifetime savings nearly wiped out? Read More.

Is Nike trying to make it easier for boys to play on girls' teams?

Buried deep in a New York Times Magazine puff piece about a male volleyball player (who says he is female) playing on a women's college team is a section on how Nike researchers are complaining that President Donald Trump is hampering their efforts to make it easier for males to play on female teams. Read More.