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Melinda Gates on 1-time meeting with Jeffrey Epstein: ‘He was abhorrent . . . evil personified’

Having met him just once, Melinda Gates described Jeffrey Epstein as "evil personified." She also slammed ex-husband Bill Gates for having met with Epstein multiple times. Read More.

'Destroying democracy': Trump indicts Jan. 6. panel

The partisan committee investigating the events of Jan. 6, 2021 will fail in its effort to stop Donald Trump from running for the presidency again and derail the MAGA movement, Trump said. Read More.

Mesa County: Voting system 'uncertifiable'

A forensic analysis of Mesa County, Colorado's use of the Dominion Voting Systems' Democracy Suite Election Management System in the 2020 presidential election found the system was "illegally certified" and "illegally configured" in a way that "vote totals can be easily changed," according to Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters. Read More.

Reports: HHS paid for vax advertising in major media

Team Biden's Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) carried out a media campaign in which networks, newspapers, and digital media companies were essentially paid for putting a positive spin on the Covid vaccines, according to reports. Read More.

Dems' attempt to ban Cawthorn from midterms blocked

The effort by Democrats and top operative Marc Elias to paint North Carolina Republican Rep. Madison Cawthorn as an "insurrectionist" and disqualify him from running for re-election in the 2022 midterms was shot down by a federal judge on March 4. Read More.

'Single individual' controlled all Green Bay ballots

The March 1, 2022 report by Wisconsin's Office of the Special Counsel does not make for boring, bedtime reading. Every American who voted in 2020 should read it. Read More.

Deterrence worldwide under President Donald Trump

John Ratcliffe and Cliff Sims, who were senior intelligence officials in the Trump administration, agreed with 62 percent of respondents in a Harvard-Harris poll who said Russia would not have invaded Ukraine if Donald Trump was still in the Oval Office. Read More.

Florida allows doctors to prescribe off-label Covid drugs

Doctors in Florida may now prescribe off-label drugs that have been shown to prevent or treat Covid, the state's Department of Health said in its new COVID-19 guidance for health care practitioners. Read More.

Bill & Hillary challenge Bidens as top Russia-Ukraine grifters

The Clinton clan may give the Biden family a run for its money when it comes to personally capitalizing on the Russia-Ukraine showdown. Read More.

Americans 'being lied to from all sides'

"Sadly right now, it's probably easier to find a Ukrainian flag than an American flag" in Washington's halls of power, former Trump adviser Steve Cortes said in a video on social media. Read More.

Adverse effects? Pfizer’s Covid vaccine has had a few

A document submitted by Pfizer-BioNTech as part of its Biological License Application (BLA) for the Covid vaccine to the FDA, entitled “5.3.6 Cumulative analysis of post-authorization adverse event reports of pf-07302048 (bnt162b2) received through 28-feb-2021”, looked at adverse event reports from Dec. 1, 2020, through Feb. 28, 2021 from 63 countries. Most reports came from the United States and the United Kingdom. Read More.

Secret Service can’t find Hunter Biden travel records

The Secret Service told Republican investigators that it can't find records related to Hunter Biden’s taxpayer-funded travels for 2010, 2011, or 2013 — when Joe Biden was the vice president. Read More.

Stanford women's soccer goalkeeper, 22, dies suddenly

Stanford University star soccer goalkeeper Katie Meyer was found dead in her dorm room on Tuesday. She was 22. Read More.

Gingrich: Good thing about SOTU — it was Pelosi's last

As Joe Biden was spouting "lie after lie, after lie," the one good takeaway from Tuesday's State of the Union address was that it would be the last time House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will be seen at the event, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said. Read More.

Gableman: Wisc. should take 'hard look' at decertifying 2020 election

Among the most egregious of the widespread instances of election fraud reported on Tuesday by a state-appointed special counsel to the Wisconsin Assembly was how elderly nursing home residents were taken advantage of and had votes cast in their names despite being incapable of voting. Read More.