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Illegal aliens climb rungs of U.S. political power

Two major Democrat candidates, one for governor, the other for a U.S. Senate seat, are the face of a radical new normalization of illegal aliens that has put those who break this nation’s immigration laws at the very center of American political power. Read More.

Dr. Malone: FDA knew vax could reactivate viral diseases

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) knew from the early stages of the Covid vaccines being distributed that the shots could cause viral reactivation of diseases like the varicella-zoster virus (shingles) and chose not to disclose it to the public, the original inventor of mRNA and DNA vaccine technology said. Read More.

MSNBC's Wallace: 'Typhoid Mary of Disinformation'

Nicolle Wallace is to fake news what an infected flea was to the plague. Read More.

Next pandemic? Fauci, Gates funded bird flu experiments

Bird flu has never posed a threat to humans, until experiments funded in part by Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates created a hybrid with human pandemic potential, Dr. James Mercola noted in a May 18 analysis. Read More.

Georgia Elections Board has not debunked '2000 Mules'

Evidence of ballot trafficking on a massive scale in the 2020 election that is presented in the film "2000 Mules" has not been debunked, as has been reported by several major media outlets this week. Read More.

128,000 Hunter Biden emails posted to online database

Trump White House adviser Garrett Ziegler announced he has uploaded 128,775 emails from Hunter Biden's "laptop from hell" to an online database via his research group Marco Polo. Read More.

Fauci's wife advised mandating vax, stigmatizing resisters

Christine Grady, who heads up the Department of Bioethics at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center, was one of the authors of a study which not only defended but encouraged corporations to put pressure on employees to get the Covid vaccine and to stigmatize workers who resisted getting the jab. Read More.

Durham alert: Ex-FBI counsel failed to turn over key evidence

In testimony on Day 2 of the trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann, former FBI General Counsel James Baker seemed to shrug off the fact that he had failed to turn over to prosecutors a key piece of evidence in the case. Read More.

Xi on the ropes as anger over lockdowns boils

Widespread anger over Covid lockdowns in China, including the financial hub Shanghai, has fueled rumors circulating on the mainland and overseas that supreme leader Xi Jinping, who only recently was given the power to essentially lead the communist nation for life, will step down from power. Read More.

Biden Ministry of Truth suspends operations

The Biden Ministry of Truth, officially known as the Disinformation Governance Board, is no more — at least for now. Read More.

How credible have primary vote counts been?

How much has election integrity actually advanced in the U.S. since the 2020 vote? Read More.

Court: Biden overstepped on trans surgeries mandate

Team Biden's mandate that requires healthcare providers and religious employers to provide transgender surgeries, counseling, and procedures against their religious beliefs has been blocked by a federal court. Read More.

Syria’s tragedy remains greatest humanitarian crisis

Our world is beset by unthinkable tragedy; brash military aggression, widening instability and grinding humanitarian suffering. Read More.

Durham alert: Clinton lawyer sought 'October surprise'

Where is John Durham? There he is. Special counsel Durham, who has rarely been seen in public during his three-year investigation, was seen at the federal courthouse in D.C. as his team delivered opening arguments in the criminal trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann. Read More.

'Going wide': '2000 Mules' returns to theaters

Dinesh D'Souza's film "2000 Mules", which documents what it says is a massive illegal ballot trafficking operation during the 2020 election, is returning to theaters this week. Read More.