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Website created to support Jan. 6 'political prisoners'

Many who have been detained in connection to the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol continue to be held without bail in solitary confinement conditions in Washington, D.C. Read More.

Pegasus: The silencing of journalists, political opposition

This month, an ongoing investigation revealed that governments across the world have been utilizing spyware called *Pegasus* to track, monitor and suppress journalists and political opponents through their smartphones. Read More.

Freedom is surging in the Czech Republic

In a week that saw protests in Paris, London and several European capitals against Covid lockdowns and mandatory vaccine regimens, the Czech Republic's constitution has been changed to ensure citizens have the right to bear arms in self-defense. Read More.

Pelosi puts never-Trump Kinzinger on Jan. 6 panel

Days after banning Republican Reps. Jim Banks of Indiana and Jim Jordan of Ohio from the select committee which is "investigating" the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would appoint never-Trump GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois to the panel. Read More.

Podesta hired by Huawei to lobby Team Biden

Tony Podesta, who boasts a spot among the elite of Democrat Party insiders, has been hired to lobby for Huawei, which is tied closely to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and is considered a national security threat by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Read More.

Archbishop calls out 'devout Catholic' Pelosi

San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone slammed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s "hypocrisy" for claiming she is a devout Catholic who supports abortion. Read More.

Meet Biden’s radical UN Commissioner on Racism

A closer look at the UN “Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism” reveals a radical ideologue fired by a mission to destroy the very meaning of citizenship in the Western World via racial agitation and massive immigration fueled by an antagonistic character. Read More.

Jan. 6 was not FBI's first case of incitement

Last month it was reported that FBI operatives may have helped organize and incite the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Read More.

Liberdad! Winds of freedom are blowing in Cuba

Cuba’s ongoing political and social upheaval has shocked many observers as a sudden and intense summer storm. Across the island in small towns and provincial centers protests erupted like a squall line until reaching the capital Havana. Read More.

'Indict Fauci'? Paul sending criminal referral to DOJ

Sen. Rand Paul on Tuesday said he is sending a criminal referral on Dr. Anthony Fauci to the Department of Justice because Fauci "lied to Congress." Read More.

Mark Levin: Marxists are 'devouring this society'

If book sales are any indication, Americans are waking up and smelling the coffee. Read More.

China unleashes virtual terrorism against Japan

On July 5 Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso suggested that Japan might have to use military force to defend Taiwan. Read More.

Gates-Soros group acquires Covid testing firm

George Soros and Bill Gates have joined forces to buy out the UK-based Covid-19 testing firm Mologic. Read More.

How advertisers, feds track your online presence

Am I being tracked online? Even with the most sophisticated VPN, Ad-Block and privacy browser extensions, the answer is still most likely: "Yes." Read More.

8 months for non-violent Jan. 6 protester; BLM rioters walk

A Florida man who was arrested for entering the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has been sentenced to eight months in prison even though he did not engage in violence. Read More.