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Patel: Trump 'never lost his cool' on national security

President Donald Trump's national security successes "speak for themselves," said Kash Patel who served as deputy assistant to the President for Counterterrorism. Read More.

Big-Box media: Gates owns us, but you can trust us

When Bill Gates talks to his employees in the big-box media, he is always in complete control of the narrative. Read More.

Republican elected mayor in SC Democrat stronghold

For the first time in more than 30 years, a Republican has won the mayoral race in the Democrat stronghold of Columbia, South Carolina. Read More.

Romulus Report: 'Tis the season for retailers

Demand is pent up and supply is stuck up (in the ports, that is!). This combination leaves us with the potential for a record setting year. There will be diamonds and a few lumps of coal, but the market should show us the way. Read More.

Whistleblower video: PA election data destroyed

A whistleblower posted videos on Wednesday which claim to show elections officials in Delaware County, Pennsylvania destroying 2020 election data and equipment. Read More.

Jan. 6 detainee denied release for father's funeral

Jonathan Mellis, a Jan. 6 detainee at what many are calling the "American Gulag", has been incarcerated for more than 270 days without a bond hearing. Read More.

Alternative media and Rittenhouse trial reality

The judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial on Thursday banned MSNBC from the courtroom after the "news" outlet's operatives were caught following the Rittenhouse jury bus in an apparent effort to intimidate and dox them. Read More.

Migrants as pawns in Putin’s hybrid warfare

The setting is remote. The players are highly improbable. Yet in the deep and forgotten forests along the Belorussian/Polish frontier, thousands of migrants from far off Syria, Iraq, and even Afghanistan are massing and milling trying to enter Poland. Read More.

Why did Kamala go to Paris? To salute Soros

Our beloved Vice President Kamala Harris is back in America after having flown to France to attend something called the Paris Peace Forum. What is it? Read on and check the list of "partners". Read More.

8 Mich. schools closed after staff adverse reactions to booster

School officials in Saginaw Township, Michigan were forced to shut down all district schools on Nov. 8 after a “large number” of school employees had adverse reactions to the Covid-19 booster shot, a report said. Read More.

'Threat tag': Counterterror assets used to track parents

Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan on Tuesday released an unclassified internal FBI email from a whistleblower which shows the bureau used counterterrorism assets to track complaints involving parents and school officials. Read More.

Could U.S. duplicate China surveillance methods?

As it struggles to contain new outbreaks of apparent Covid variants and deal with reportedly ineffective vaccines, China’s communist regime continues to roll out increasingly intrusive and chilling surveillance techniques. Read More.

Patel: Alternative media, honest lawyers will check swamp tyranny

Independent media played a key role in dismantling the Trump-Russia lie concocted by the deep state, Kash Patel told Washington Exposé. Read More.

Fauci: 'Individual freedom is superseded by the state'

Americans citizens have a "misplaced perception" when it comes to their individual freedom, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci. Read More.

Wisc. Senate subpoenas Madison's 2020 election records

A Wisconsin state Senate committee has issued a subpoena for the City of Madison's 2020 election records. Read More.