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America First speaker? Gaetz hints it could be Jim Jordan

Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz appeared to hint that Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio would be a strong choice as a possible replacement for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy following the release of audio where McCarthy said he was considering advising then-President Donald Trump to resign in the wake of the events of Jan. 6, 2021. Read More.

Biden easing patent rules in high tech win for China

Team Biden is opening the door for China to pilfer U.S. intellectual property by easing federal patent rules, Republicans in the Senate are saying. Read More.

Trump sees compromised Republicans as core problem

Former President Donald Trump: "The Governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp, and Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, perhaps in collusion with the Radical Left Democrats have allowed a horrible thing to happen to a very popular Republican, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene." Read More.

Intel officials who lied about laptop back Big Tech monopoly

The same officials who lied about the Hunter Biden laptop being 'Russia disinformation' have signed on to a letter warning against the break up of Big Tech monopolies — Facebook, Google, and Amazon — because it would jeopardize national security. Read More.

Biden commits U.S. tax dollars to pay Ukraine salaries

Joe Biden on Thursday pledged $1.3 billion more in assistance to Ukraine, building on the roughly $2.6 billion previously approved. Read More.

Dying to play: The unreported story that can no longer be ignored

In the latest production of 'Broken Truth', host John Davidson and WorldTribune.com Investigative Editor Clinton Ohlers discuss the April 21 article 'Report has compiled 937 serious health issues, 620 deaths, for athletes after Covid shots'. Read More.

Durham filing points to second separate Democrat hoax

The same tech experts used by Democrats to cook up the Alfa Bank angle in the Trump-Russia collusion hoax also tracked Donald Trump’s movements in an attempt to concoct a second conspiracy theory and engage the CIA, according to CIA documents released by special counsel John Durham in his Russiagate investigation. Read More.

Report: 937 serious health issues, 620 deaths for athletes after jab

A private team of "investigators, news editors, journalists and 'truth seekers,' has maintained and updated a detailed list of deaths, cardiac arrests and other serious issues among athletes following COVID-19 shots. Read More.

Soros-tied group targets lawyers who backed Trump

The 65 Project, a leftist dark money group tied to George Soros, made public its request that the State Bar of Georgia discipline three attorneys for their roles in President Donald Trump’s contesting of the 2020 election, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution which cited the group's statement. Read More.

Who is Jesus Christ? Filling historical gaps requires faith in filmmakers

Most recently, filmmakers and not theologians led the way in supplementing the sparse available biographical details of Jesus Christ in the effort to discern how he lived his life. Read More.

Trump-appointed judge's mask ruling boosts nation's morale

U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle on Monday overturned Joe Biden’s travel mask mandate leading to spontaneous outbursts of sheer joy among the millions who either travel for a living or who have been avoiding Covid-era travel with all its 1984-style trappings. Read More.

Dump voting machines movement picks up steam

For those who contend that voting machine data fraud was rampant during the 2020 election, moves by counties in several states to dump the machines is welcome news. Read More.

Crime of praying? Coach Kennedy's SCOTUS case

Oral argument is scheduled to take place Monday, April 25 in the U.S. Supreme Court case of high school football coach Joe Kennedy, who was forced from his job after he refused an administrative order to stop praying on the field at the end of games. Read More.

Russia, China warplanes enter S. Korea air defense zone

Russian and Chinese military planes flew into South Korea’s air defense zone just as North Korea was set to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), a South Korean official said. Read More.

Dirt flies in Pennsylvania GOP Senate primary

An out-of-state private equity oligarch is engaging in a mud-slinging contest with an out-of-state TV celebrity elitist, and GOP voters throughout the nation are getting to witness just how duplicitous and phony ruling establishment efforts to take the party back to Bush-McCain-Romney days can be. Read More.