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Leftist gold mine: A month at the Gates Foundation

Because there are still some people out there who would have you think Bill and Melinda Gates are true philanthropists of the purest intent, we thought we’d take a look at one month of grant disbursal at the foundation that bears their names. Read More.

Election fraud incidents reported in Virginia, Colorado, California

On election night in Virginia last year, five late night ballot drops registered 308,000 votes in Fairfax County and accounted for 73 percent of Joe Biden's total vote in the county near Washington, D.C. Read More.

Covid's global toll: 58 million newly impoverished

Economic growth is making a long-awaited rebound after the height of the global pandemic; yet the recovery is still shadowed by serious and ongoing concerns overactive Corona virus outbreaks and the danger of flareups on the international scene. Read More.

Abuela's house: AOC refuses conservative's help

Is it possible to help a leftist without virtue signaling? In the case of socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her abuela, the answer, apparently, is no, it is not. Read More.

'Country is being destroyed before our very own eyes'

In a speech to the North Carolina Republican Convention on Saturday, former President Donald Trump said "the survival of our country depends on our ability to elect Republicans at every level" of government. Read More.

Elites got rich before wrecking the global economy

Before unleashing the "great reset" amid the Covid pandemic, which devastated the global economy, leftist elites exploited the power they were given to get rich enough to shrug off lockdowns, riots, and economic catastrophes. Read More.

Study: HCQ could have saved 'staggering' number of lives

A new study provides further evidence that the drug hydroxychloroquine saves lives and could have been doing so on a large scale in the United States throughout the pandemic. Read More.

China ships continue to enter Japanese waters

China's Coast Guard, which is now under the direct command of the PLAN (People's Liberation Army Navy), sent four ships into Japan's contiguous zones off the Senkaku Islands on Thursday, the Japanese Coast Guard reported. Read More.

New Lindell video reveals China election interference

Mike Lindell, in a new video posted to his FrankTV platform, said his team of cybersecurity experts were able to validate data packets recorded in real time as they were exchanged between 2020 election voting machines/tabulation machines and IP addresses in communist China. Read More.

Migrants from all over exploit Biden's open border

Team Biden has opened the border floodgates and migrants from across the globe are taking advantage. Read More.

In Penn. bill, parents can't override kids' jab

Pennsylvania state senator is now sponsoring a bill to allow kids ages 14 and older to get vaccines if their doctors recommend it, even if their parents don’t. Read More.

Devastating U.S. intelligence failure on Covid origins

Trump administration intelligence officials and independent media, including WorldTribune, have long been reporting on the strong likelihood the coronavirus originated in a Wuhan lab. Read More.

Cuomo using taxpayers' money for his legal defense

Andrew Cuomo's legal bills are mounting as the New York governor, who is up for re-election next year, attempts to fight off a federal investigation into his handling of Covid-19 data in nursing homes. Read More.

Parliamentarian derails Senate Democrats' plans

Senate Democrats intent on pushing their leftist agenda without Republican support suffered a major setback Wednesday when the Senate parliamentarian set new limits on how many times Democrats can use the budget reconciliation process. Read More.

Alarm goes off at warehouse holding Fulton County ballots

A security alarm went off over the weekend at the Georgia warehouse that is housing 147,000 Fulton County absentee ballots from the 2020 election. Read More.