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Crashes expose Russians’ training of Chinese pilots

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) insists that its military forces are self-sufficient and do not rely on foreign training. Read More.

Maryland directs teachers to keep parents in the dark

The Maryland State Department of Education since 2015 has adhered to guidelines which say that public schools have no legal obligation to disclose a transgender or gender nonconforming student’s sexuality to parents. Read More.

Rep. Chip Roy confronts DHS chief on border horrors

During a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday, Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy confronted Department of Homeland Security (DHS) chief Alejandro Mayorkas with photos of the horrors occurring at the U.S.–Mexico border and accused Mayorkas of “ignoring the actual truth” of the border crisis. Read More.

Analysis: Ukraine War lessons for China and Taiwan

Russia’s war with Ukraine, which is into its third devastating month, has yielded lessons China could apply to any future war against the nation of Taiwan — and that the Taiwanese can exploit for their defense and survival, an analyst said. Read More.

‘1984’ is here: DHS announces Disinformation Governance Board

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) chief Alejandro Mayorkas announced on Wednesday Team Biden's creation of the Disinformation Governance Board. Read More.

Connection? Kids, hepatitis and the Covid shot

Public health officials are puzzled by a reported outbreak of severe hepatitis in young children in the U.S. and Europe. Read More.

Did FBI make off with $500 million in lost Civil War gold?

The FBI has found and made off with "several tons of buried Civil War-era gold," according to a group of treasure hunters who have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice. Read More.

Iran lawmaker: Bomb was always nuke program's goal

A former top official in Iranian parliament has confirmed that Iran intended to develop nuclear weapons from the time its nuclear program began. Read More.

Sen. Kennedy sharply questions Biden judicial nominee's claims on police shootings

Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy on Wednesday questioned Joe Biden’s judicial nominees and in particular grilled Nusrat Choudhury about her past claims that “police officers are killing unarmed black men every single day.” Read More.

National sheriffs: ‘Simply no border left'

In just 15 months, Team Biden has successfully dismantled U.S.-Mexico border protections and policies and essentially eliminated efforts to keep illegals out of the country, the nation’s front-line sheriffs say. Read More.

Joe Biden paid Hunter's legal bills in China deal

Emails from Hunter Biden's laptop reveal that Joe Biden agreed to pay the legal fees for Hunter Biden's deal with a company controlled by the communist regime in China, a report said. Read More.

Lara Logan unloads on the brothers Vindman

Independent journalist Lara Logan injected some reality into the veneration of Alexander Vindman. Read More.

Exiting official: Pentagon has lost its tech edge

The Pentagon's refusal to take on tests that might fail have caused the "world's largest bureaucracy" to lose its technological edge, the official responsible for driving technological innovation at the Department of Defense said as he resigned his post. Read More.

Trump advisor: McCarthy, McConnell ‘vipers within tent’

As the 2022 midterms approach, the prospect of a Kevin McCarthy/Mitch McConnell "leadership duet on Capitol Hill should rile the base to action," former Trump campaign advisor Steve Cortes noted. Read More.

Durham: Fusion GPS sent 'raw, unverified' info to media

Special Counsel John Durham states in a new court filing in his investigation into the origins of Russiagate that he is in possession of “hundreds of emails in which Fusion GPS employees shared raw, unverified, and uncorroborated information – including their own draft research and work product – with reporters.” Read More.