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Democrats' abortion on demand bill defeated

Democrats' attempt to force states to allow abortions for any reason until at least the point of viability was defeated in the Senate on Monday as West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin voted with Republicans. Read More.

Remembering Andrew Breitbart: Left us on March 1, 2012

Ten years ago, we lost a giant: Andrew Breitbart. He was a visionary. Read More.

Report: Zuckerberg grants violated Wisc. bribery laws

Millions of dollars in grant funds from Mark Zuckerberg that went exclusively to Democrat strongholds in Wisconsin were a violation of the state election code’s prohibition on bribery, according to a report submitted on Tuesday by a state-appointed special counsel to the Wisconsin Assembly. Read More.

Hot war fervor: Tucker Carlson airs D.C. clowns explaining Ukraine tragedy

Tucker Carlson called out the often conflicted and hypocritical Swamp inhabitants in his Monday monologue, noting that the nation counts on such authoritative influencers to inject sanity into debates on the appropriate American response to inflamed international developments. Read More.

Trump outlines new vision for nation’s future

What did President Donald J Trump learn from four years of non-stop attacks in Washington as his policies were systematically undermined by a hostile bureaucracy and political-media establishment? What would he do differently upon returning to the White House? Read More.

Jan. 6 defendant Matthew Perna, 37; 'Justice system killed his spirit'

Jan. 6 defendant Matthew Perna, 37, committed suicide on Feb. 25, according to an obituary posted by his family. Read More.

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin: Strongman or sucker?

The Western intel made Vladimir Putin stronger by installing the sock puppet Joe Biden, having the sock puppet kill the Keystone Pipeline (enriching Putin and Russia) and letting the sock puppet bungle the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Read More.

Kudlow: 'Open spigots' on U.S. drilling, pipelines to hurt Putin

Trump White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that Team Biden made a huge mistake in its assault on U.S. oil and gas production which increased reliance on Russian energy and enabled Vladimir Putin to gain the billions in cash he needed to fund his war machine. Read More.

Unreported: Ukraine enacts law on 'Right to Civilian Firearms'

Last week, the Ukrainian parliament passed "Law #5708 on the Right to Civilian Firearms". A spokesperson for the Ukrainian government said: "This bill is to ensure that every citizen receives the sacred right to self-defense." Read More.

Kari Lake confronts 'fake news' in first campaign ad: 'Rigged elections have consequences'

Since FCC rules prohibit television stations from refusing, editing, or censoring ads from political candidates, Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake decided to air her first campaign ad "only on fake news programs, forcing hard truths on the corrupt media." Read More.

Trump at CPAC: 'Major war' may erupt; 'Stolen' election on tape

President Donald Trump brought an energized crowd at the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) meeting in Orlando, Florida to their feet multiple times with optimism and humor as he cast a renewed vision to Make American Great Again after the failures of the Biden administration. Read More.

Study: Pfizer mRNA vaccine integrates into cellular DNA

A new study has found that that the mRNA Covid vaccine integrates itself into human cellular DNA. Read More.

Buying a razor without funding woke assault on America

Men cannot buy a simple razor today without having to financially support companies that explicitly fund anti-male and leftist cultural agendas. Read More.

Soros backs Ukraine, appears to push for wider war

Amid a dizzying blizzard of contradictory narratives about Russia and Ukraine, George Soros wants to make one thing perfectly clear: He supports Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. Read More.

How Trump communicated with Xi and Putin

During a Feb. 23 interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham, former President Donald Trump said that Russian strongman Vladimir Putin didn't invade Ukraine during his administration for "a very good reason, and I'll explain that to you someday." Read More.