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Guinea president arrested over rigged 2020 election

Special forces in the African nation of Guinea have arrested President Alpha Conde on election fraud charges, reports say. Read More.

AZ Sen. Rogers: Sec. Hobbs 'going to the slammer'

As the state's top elections official, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs presided over what critics say was a 2020 election marred by massive fraud and irregularities. Read More.

Rebellion: 'We will fight Biden to the gates of hell'

In an immediate and spontaneous united wave, leaders from all works of American life spoke out loudly following Joe Biden's Sept. 9 announcement requiring the Covid vaccines. State governments, organizations advocating for constitutional rights, and private businesses nationwide have vowed to fight what they see as Joe Biden's unconstitutional vaccine mandate. Read More.

Scientist: Fauci lied to Congress on Wuhan funding

Newly released documents "unequivocally" show that Dr. Anthony Fauci lied about the U.S. government issuing grants that were used to fund gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, a scientist said. Read More.

Trump decries desecration of Robert E. Lee’s legacy

The iconic statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that had towered over Virginia’s capital city of Richmond for more than a century was removed by work crews on Wednesday on the order of Democrat Gov. Ralph Northam. Read More.

China lusts after Taiwan's semiconductor powerhouse

The invention of the solid-state transistor in the 1950s transformed the electronics and computing industries, and later, human society as a whole. The innovation and refining within the semiconductor manufacturing process drove the so-called "Third Industrial Revolution" from the 1950s to the 2000s. Read More.

Evidence of 'ballot trafficking' in AZ, Wisc., Penn., Mich.

We reported last week that Georgia state officials were in possession of video of 240 Democrat “ballot traffickers” dumping tens of thousands of ballots into drop boxes “in the middle of the night.” There is evidence that the act was not exclusive to Georgia, reports say. Read More.

20 years later: The 'Legion of the Silent' are gone

We all remember where we were on September 11, 2001. We all remember with sheer disbelief watching the unfolding horror and the realization that “it could happen here.” Read More.

Doctor: 'Terrifying' trends in post-Covid medical practice

Doctors who would refuse treatment to those who haven't received the Covid vaccination would "set a dangerous precedent and shatter fundamental tenets of medical practice," a physician warned. Read More.

Leftists seen as biggest threat at 'Justice for J6' rally

Leftists are working overtime to convince the media and law enforcement that a Sept. 18 rally at the U.S. Capitol in support of Jan. 6 detainees will be violent, organizers of the rally say. Read More.

Maricopa canvas: 173,000 'lost' votes, 96,000 'ghost' votes

An independent canvas of the 2020 election in Maricopa County found over 260,000 "lost" and "ghost" votes, according to a report released Wednesday and discussed on Steve Bannon's War Room. Read More.

China’s Xi regime maps high-tech dictatorship

In 2013, Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping said that “whoever controls data has the upper hand.” Read More.

Son of 9/11 victim: Biden should not be at memorial

The son of a victim of the 9/11 terrorist attacks said Biden should "not show his face" at Saturday's memorial ceremonies at Ground Zero. Read More.

Kayyem: A top foot soldier in the war on Americans' rights

Juliette Kayyem is one of the ugliest Swamp nexus creatures when it comes to openly advocating for stripping American citizens of their constitutional rights. Read More.

Documents detail U.S. funding of Wuhan lab

The Intercept reported on Sept. 6 that it had obtained 900 pages of documents which include details on U.S. government funding of coronavirus research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Read More.