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Covid and the 2-year ‘crime against humanity’

It was on March 16, 2020 that the Covid overlords proclaimed "15 days to slow the spread." Read More.

Rachel Levine one of USA Today's 'Women of the Year'

Team Biden's Assistant Secretary for Health, Rachel Levine, a gender non-conforming biological male who identifies as transgender, has been named by USA Today as one of its "Women of the Year". Read More.

Poll: 4 of 10 in New York are packing their bags

New polling shows that 4 out of every 10 New York residents are leaving or planning to leave. Read More.

Biden ‘manufactured scarcity and mandated insecurity’

"Americans need relief, and one thing stands in the way," according to energy pioneer Harold Hamm. That is Joe Biden's "unwillingness to reverse course on his administration’s commitment to put the American oil-and-gas industry out of business at the consumer’s expense." Read More.

Possession of more than 2 voter ballots now a felony in Florida

The Florida legislature on March 9 passed a law that will make possession of more than two voter ballots a felony. Read More.

Romulus: What a real market bottom looks like

Russia released a list of demands last week that, if met, will lead to an immediate ceasefire. Stocks were down significantly prior to the release, then cut their losses in half. Now the markets hang in indecision. This is a demonstration of how sensitive the market is right now to the news in Ukraine. Read More.

Vax gene editing 'is no conspiracy theory'

Science experiments are increasingly confirming that the mRNA Covid vaccines "have far-reaching and disturbing permanent genetic effects," a columnist wrote. Read More.

Swamp lie: Merrick Garland and the rule of law

Why does our ruling establishment insist on clinging to narratives that have overwhelmingly proven not to be true? Read More.

Bear trap worked perfectly, what about its death throes?

By dragging Russia into the "swamp" of a bloody guerrilla war, the U.S. has achieved a brilliant tactical victory, but perhaps made a fatal strategic mistake. Read More.

Next up: 'International pandemic prevention treaty'

There was one major fly in the ointment that vexed our ruling elites as they unleashed their otherwise wildly successful coronavirus pandemic coercive social regime on the world two years ago. Read More.

Rep. Issa: Durham report 'wouldn't change a thing'

The time for Hillary Clinton to face any real consequences from her campaign's funding of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax has long passed, California Republican Rep. Darrell Issa said. Read More.

Trump at SC rally shames SC RINOs by name

Before the America First movement can "defeat the Democrats, socialists, and communists at the ballot box" in this year's midterm elections, former President Donald Trump said "we first have to defeat the RINOs and grandstanders in the primaries." Read More.

Columnists break the media code on Ukraine war

Amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he’s seen “credible reports” that Russia is guilty of war crimes. Adding an exclamation point to this statement by America's top diplomat, Kamala Harris weighed in: “Absolutely,” Russia should be investigated for “war crimes.” Read More.

Klaus Schwab turns on a once-promising Putin

Although Vladimir Putin was never an official designee in the World Economic Forum's "Young Global Leaders" program, WEF founder Klaus Schwab did not shy away from holding up the Russian leader to that standard. Read More.

U.S. embassy removes links on Ukraine biolabs

A list of Ukraine biolabs documents has been removed by the U.S. Embassy. Read More.