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China won't, so Taiwan remembers Tiananmen massacre

Since communist authorities ban any public commemoration of the event on the Chinese mainland and are cracking down on anything regarded as dissent in Hong Kong, Taiwan's president took up the mantle of remembrance for the Tiananmen Square massacre. Read More.

Conservatives: Joe Biden 'is coming for our guns'

Conservative commentators said Joe Biden's speech on Thursday, in which he called for banning "assault weapons and high capacity magazines" and ending gun manufacturers’ immunity from liability, was indeed about taking away Americans' guns and eviscerating the Second Amendment. Read More.

Pharma CEO in Spain charged with faking Covid status

Police in Spain have charged the president of European pharmaceuticals giant PharmaMar with being falsely vaccinated against Covid-19. Read More.

Blue State exodus: High earners take their money south

High earners from New York and other Democrat-run states are taking their incomes, and large chunks of Blue State tax bases, south. Read More.

Nobody wanted it: Africa's lone vax plant to close

In November, the South Africa-based pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmacare got a licensing deal to package and sell Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine and distribute it across Africa. That facility is now on the brink of shutting down. Why? Because it has received zero orders. Read More.

Ernest Ramirez, Jr.: A brokenhearted father's story

After being assured by health officials that the Covid vaccines were entirely safe for children, Ernest Ramirez let his son get the jab. Five days later – his healthy teenage son died from an enlarged heart. Read More.

Israel study links vax to increase in cardiac arrest events

Israeli researchers in a new study found a 25 percent increase in cardiovascular-related emergency calls in the young-adult population following the rollout of the Covid vaccines. Read More.

Team Biden: Schools must teach trans ideology

Team Biden has indicated it will withhold federal funding for school lunches from schools which refuse to teach transgender ideology to students. Read More.

Happy campers at Davos: NY Times top editor, Bill Gates

On May 22, Canadian conservative site Rebel News's Avi Yemeni politely confronted New York Times Deputy Managing Editor Rebecca Blumenstein at Davos, asking her how her paper could possibly expect to fairly cover the annual World Economic Forum gathering when she herself was an active participant in the affair. Read More.

Voting machine ‘malfunctions’ reported in Georgia

A recount of the May 24 primary in Georgia's DeKalb County shows a difference of more than 2,800 votes between the machine count and the hand count. Read More.

UMass lacrosse player, 19, dies 'unexpectedly'

A University of Massachusetts Amherst lacrosse player, just 19-years-old, died Monday morning. Read More.

In new documentary, doctors claim kids are ready to change genders 'whenever they ask for it'

In new documentary, doctors claim kids are ready to change genders 'whenever they ask for it.' Read More.

Team Biden's border 'conveyor belt' ignores Title 42

On May 20, a federal judge in Louisiana ruled that the Biden administration must continue expelling border-crossing aliens under Title 42. That ruling has proven to be no imposition at all for Team Biden. Read More.

Gates group invests in lab grown breast milk

With little baby formula available and, according to researchers who examined Pfizer’s vaccine trial documents, with some or many vaccinated moms having compromised breast milk, it turns out that Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Mark Zuckerberg have all invested in a startup which produces lab grown breast milk from mammary cells. Read More.

Outdated U.S. strategic forces won't deter China ‘breakout’

The Pentagon risks losing a 50-plus year strategic advantage in deterring Russia and China if it fails to replace missiles, bombers, and submarines that are outdated, U.S. defense officials say. Read More.