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AG Brnovich hanging with the Maricopa County fixers

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is not only failing to pursue proven fraud in the 2020 election, but was seen hanging out with a Maricopa County official who defied subpoenas in the Arizona 2020 election audit, a report said. Read More.

Trump corrects the record since the MSM won't

Former President Donald Trump on Sunday said New York prosecutors were responsible for his long-term accounting firm's decision to sever ties with the Trump Organization. Read More.

Kremlin, Biden mouthpieces wage Information War

Joe Biden's handlers sent the feeble 79-year-old out to engage in the war of information over Russia's supposed invasion of Ukraine. Biden was adamant that Russia would invade, with Feb. 15 or 16 as the likely start date. The invasion did not happen — and the Kremlin had an Information War field day. Read More.

Lockdown cartel: It's all about 'the control of money'

What is happening in Canada under the regime of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has quickly dampened the optimism sparked by the repeal of Covid mandates. Read More.

Vax mandate amendment fails as 4 Republicans bail

The Senate on Thursday narrowly killed an amendment to the 2022 Continuing Resolution that would have defunded vaccine mandates. Read More.

Report: Kids in UK crowdfunding gender transition

Children in the United Kingdom can solicit public donations on crowdfunding websites to pay for puberty-blockers and sex-change treatment, including life-changing surgery, a report said. Read More.

Bill and Melinda Gates back all the wrong people

Nicholas Kristof, the former longtime columnist at the ruling establishment's paper of record, The New York Times, saw his bid for the Democrat nomination for governor in Oregon squelched by the state Supreme Court on Feb. 17 due to his not meeting residency requirements. Read More.

Sol W. Sanders, 96: Veteran correspondent specialized in Asia

A veteran foreign correspondent who specialized in Asian geopolitics passed away on Feb. 17, 2022. Read More.

Lawsuit: Michigan Sec. of State illegally accepted Zuckerbucks

Michigan Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson illegally accepted private money for the 2020 presidential election in an effort to swing the election to Joe Biden, according to a lawsuit filed by the Thomas More Society. Read More.

Trump contrasts 2 systems of justice

Former President Donald Trump released a statement in the wake of special counsel John Durham's recent filing on the Clinton campaign's alleged spying on the Trump campaign and White House and on New York Attorney General Letitia James's investigation into the Trump Organization’s business dealings. Read More.

Biracial NC dad: People who tell me my kids are oppressed would be 'absolutely at war with me'

A biracial father spoke out against the teaching of Critical Race Theory at the Cabarrus County (North Carolina) School Board meeting on Feb. 14, saying he does not see racism in everyday life, adding that it is only happening on the government level and in the media. Read More.

Canada Freedom protest leaders detained

Authorities in Ottawa have arrested Chris Barber and Tamara Lich, two of the lead organizers of the Canadian truckers' Freedom Convoy, according to reports. Read More.

Republicans call for Sullivan’s ouster over Russia hoax role

Republicans are asking how Jake Sullivan can possibly carry out the task of being Joe Biden's chief foreign policy adviser when he pushed the bogus Trump-Russia collusion narrative and then lied about it to Congress. Read More.

Marc Elias resurfaces with BLM and Hillary

Key operatives in the Clinton universe are known to get around — and seemingly never go away. Read More.

AOC boasts about helping illegals get stimulus checks

New York socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday boasted that she assisted “huge amounts” of illegal immigrants in her district in getting federal Covid stimulus checks. Read More.