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80 House Republicans vote for vax database

A Democrat proposal to use $400 million in taxpayer money to fund a system that tracks who has and has not received vaccinations was supported by 80 House Republicans. Read More.

Taliban war booty tops military spending of Germany, Japan

When the Taliban forces overran Afghanistan a few months ago, not only did they capture a country continuously in conflict since the initial Soviet invasion in 1979, but they equally seized huge stockpiles of American supplied weapons provided to the defeated Afghan military. Read More.

Critically-ill Covid patient made full recovery with ivermectin

A 71-year-old critically-ill Covid patient in Naperville, Illinois has made a full recovery after being treated with ivermectin. Read More.

Wisconsin mayors lawyer-up in Zuckerbucks probe

The mayors of Madison and Green Bay, along with the state election commission and its administrator, continue to stonewall on an investigation into the use of millions of dollars from Mark Zuckerberg which went to Wisconsin's largest and most-Democrat cities during the 2020 election, the lead investigator told the State Assembly's Committee on Elections on Dec. 1. Read More.

Elites celebrate infanticide as they demand you jab up

In September, pro-infanticide enthusiast Peter Singer was awarded the 2021 Berggruen Prize for Philosophy and Culture. The news seemed to slip under the radar at the time. For whatever reason, it has gotten renewed attention over the past few days. Read More.

Illegals from 106 nations crossed border at Del Rio

Team Biden's open border policies are enticing migrants from around the globe to illegally enter the United States. Read More.

Penn swimmer rules pool after transition to female

As a freshman, sophomore, and junior, Will Thomas competed for the University of Pennsylvania men's swimming team with varying results. Read More.

Austin orders National Guard to get jab or lose federal pay

Even as judges have blocked Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees and health care workers, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is moving full throttle on getting shots in the arms of U.S. military personnel. Read More.

China issues threat against U.S. officials visiting Taiwan

China used its official media to hint that it would use its air force possibly to shoot down aircraft carrying United States officials visiting Taiwan. Read More.

Democrats warn of violence if court strikes down Roe

Analysts on both sides of the abortion debate are saying that oral arguments in the Supreme Court on Wednesday over a key Mississippi abortion case resulted in a huge victory for the pro-life side. Read More.

Book details Big Pharma control of FDA, CDC, NIH

As news of the COVID-19 Omicron variant has health officials discussing new boosters, Robert Kennedy, Jr. revealed the financial motivation behind the Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Institutes of Health promotion of arguably the most dangerous vaccine in history and their simultaneous suppression of safe and highly effective treatments for COVID-19, such as ivermectin. Read More.

Chamber: Don't replace illegal workers with Americans

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has reemphasized its love of illegal aliens in a letter to the Biden administration that brazenly laments that if illegals are not protected its corporate members might be faced with the unwanted expense of having to hire American citizens in their place. Read More.

Comey's daughter and the Epstein suicide video

Maurene Comey, lead prosecutor in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial and daughter of disgraced former FBI Director James Comey, was reportedly involved in the lost video of Jeffrey Epstein’s first alleged attempted suicide while he was being held in a New York City jail. Read More.

Failing to repay loan, Uganda loses only airport to China

Uganda has lost its only international airport to China for failing to repay a loan, reports say. Read More.

Doctors: The fed's 'bounty hunters' for your life

Covid-19 patients become "virtual prisoners" in hospitals while their family members are "deliberately kept in the dark about what is really being done to their loved ones," two doctors with Arizona-based truthforhealth.org wrote in a Nov. 17 op-ed. Read More.