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Why a peace treaty poses a mortal threat to South Korea

Time is running out for President Moon Jae-In. He has barely more than half a year to leave a legacy in Korean and world history as the leader responsible for bringing permanent peace at last to Korea, North and South. Read More.

Senator calls on Biden to resign over Afghan 'lies'

Following testimony from top military commanders who said they recommended keeping some U.S. troops in Afghanistan, Tennessee Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn on Tuesday called on Joe Biden to resign for making false statements about the commanders' advice. Read More.

YouTube bans what it deems vaccine 'misinformation'

YouTube has determined that any questioning of the Left's narrative on vaccines is "misinformation" and will be removed from the platform. Read More.

2020 ballots: High irregularity rate in Michigan county

A canvassing effort in Michigan of the 2020 election found an "18 to 20 percent irregularity and anomaly rate" in Macomb County. Read More.

Report: Political prisoners fill 3 new N. Korea prison camps

For those who run afoul of North Korea’s rules against “non-socialist” activities, and others caught breaking Covid-19 quarantine protocols, the Kim Jong-Un regime has reportedly built new prison camps. Read More.

Marines lock up officer who called out brass

An officer in the U.S. Marines who slammed top Pentagon brass for the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan was jailed hours before those leaders were set to testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee on the Afghan disaster. Read More.

J&J officials: ‘Kids shouldn’t get’ Covid vaccine

Because of potential long-term side effects, children should not receive the Covid-19 vaccination, two officials from Johnson & Johnson told Project Veritas. Read More.

Georgia to investigate DeKalb ballots chain of custody

The Georgia Secretary of State's office reported that it has opened an investigation into the handling of 2020 election drop box ballots in DeKalb County. Read More.

Abortion radical sits on board of Jesuits' flagship publication

Question: What is this woman doing on the Board of Directors for the flagship publication of the Jesuit Order in the United States? Read More.

Deleted from audit report: ‘Election should not be certified’

A portion from the Maricopa County Forensic Election Audit that was not included in the final Executive Summary on Friday stated that, due to the results not being reliable, the 2020 election "should not be certified." Read More.

Sidney Powell files counter lawsuit againt Dominion

In January, Dominion Voting Systems filed a defamation lawsuit against attorney Sidney Powell, seeking at least $1.3 billion for what it claims were Powell’s “wild accusations” that the company rigged the presidential election for Joe Biden. Read More.

Big Tech deputizes AI to secretly do its bidding

Despite owning the greatest share of wealth ever known to humanity, Big Tech struggles with fair and effective content moderation. There is bipartisan agreement in the United States that it is failing. Read More.

135 Republicans voted with Democrats on gun confiscation bill

House Democrats slipped a provision into the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) which would allow military courts to issue protective orders that include "Red Flag" gun confiscation — and 135 Republicans voted with the Democrats in passing the legislation. Read More.

Patel decodes Durham: More indictments are coming

Kash Patel, a key advisor to President Donald Trump, does not believe Michael Sussmann will be the last hoax player to be indicted by John Durham and spelled it out in a detailed interview with Epoch Times. Read More.

Sen. Paul: Fauci ignoring science on natural immunity

Team Biden is not following the science when it comes to Americans with previous Covid infections who now have immunity, Sen. Rand Paul said. Read More.