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Pelosi refuses to answer questions about her Jan. 6 role

A Republican member of the House Administration Committee on Tuesday reminded House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of key questions about the events of Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol that she continues to refuse to answer. Read More.

Pima County: 35,000 fraud votes for each Democrat

Democrat operatives added 35,000 votes to each Democrat candidate in the 2020 election in Pima County, Arizona, according to a whistleblower's letter to the Department of Justice. Read More.

UN pamphlets instruct illegals on refugee status

The United Nations and other governmental and non-governmental organizations are providing illegals with what is essentially a how-to manual for attaining refugees status in the United States, a report said. Read More.

Berenson: Omicron could mark the end of Covid

Data coming out of South Africa, where the Omicron variant of Covid was first detected, shows the new variant appears more contagious but far milder than earlier strains of the virus. Read More.

CCP Facebook influence op used state employees

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) launched an influence operation on Facebook which aimed to convince the world that the Covid-19 pandemic did not begin in Wuhan, China. Read More.

FDA blocks shipments of ivermectin; Japan, African nations don't

While other nations green-light the use of ivermectin to treat Covid-19, the FDA appears to be working with the United States Postal Service to block shipments of the drug which many nations have found to be highly effective against the virus. Read More.

Sleaze factor: Obama leaves Clintons in the dust

Barack Obama is trying to out-crass the king of post-presidential grifters. And he’s making one heck of a case for himself. Somewhere, Bill Clinton is quietly raising a glass to his game challenger. Read More.

Meta attorneys: Facebook fact check labels are opinion

The labels which Facebook posts on its fact-checks are nothing more than opinions, attorneys for Mark Zuckerberg's Meta social media company admitted. Read More.

Putin threatens to deploy tactical nukes

The Kremlin is warning that it will respond “militarily” and deploy tactical nuclear weapons if NATO does not guarantee an end to its eastward expansion, VOA reported on Dec. 14. Read More.

Citizens file lawsuit against Pa. election officials

Elections officials in Delaware County, Pennsylvania were caught ripping 2020 election tapes "into pieces" and "placing them into the trash stating they will have a campfire to burn the data," according to a lawsuit filed last month. Read More.

Increased incidence of stillborns among vaxxed moms

Canadian doctor Daniel Nagase, MD, responded to questions about a sudden increase in stillborn babies being reported in Canadian hospitals among pregnant mothers who received the COVID vaccines. Two months prior, Great Britain’s Dr. Michael Yeadon, PhD, warned the science pointed to pregnancy losses among the vaccinated. Read More.

The ‘King of kingmakers’: Trump on a roll

A quick scan of actual results finds that 137 candidates endorsed by Trump have won and just 3 have lost since 2020, including a 4-for-4 performance in last month's off-year elections. Read More.

Biden donor gets $500 million loan for solar company

The Biden Administration has awarded a $500 million government loan to a solar energy company with a sketchy past which is owned by a Biden megadonor. Read More.

Perdue files Fulton County 2020 election lawsuit

In a lawsuit filed on Thursday, former Georgia Sen. David Perdue contends that Fulton County “circumvented the majority vote of the people and thereby affected the outcome of the Election on 11/3.” Read More.

CNN's growing lineup of ‘predators and perverts’

CNN has an entire lineup of alleged "predators and pervs." Read More.