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Left has already begun campaign to ‘erase’ Trump

The rewriting of history is "essentially happening to our country now, but not by the dystopian government described by Orwell but by a complex network of ideologists that are now in control of some of the most essential industries to America’s freedom," independent journalist Sara Carter noted on Nov. 21. Read More.

Rittenhouse: 'I had to protect myself'

Kyle Rittenhouse posted a $2 million bond on Friday and was released from jail. He is expected back in court in December. Read More.

Rush: Duty of Trump lawyers is win the fight

Rush Limbaugh said President Donald Trump' s legal team does not 'owe anybody anything. They owe it to winning. They are devoted to winning a case. That’s gonna be in court.' Read More.

Soros, Gates certify Georgia’s 'first statewide audit'

The results of the George Soros, Bill Gates and Big Tech-abetted “official” audit of Georgia’s 2020 presidential election are in and – surprise! – Joe Biden is still your winner. Read More.

BLM's demand to Dems: Pass bill to abolish prisons

Black Lives Matter, which was allowed by Democrat lawmakers to loot and burn cities throughout America during the summer of 2020, now believes it is in position to manipulate the party's platform. From its newly minted perch atop the party, BLM is demanding Democrats push legislation to abolish prisons. Read More.

'Get out — go get a warrant': Buffalo business owners stand up to covid police

Buffalo business owners fed up with what they say are Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo's arbitrary covid orders are taking a stand. Read More.

Guatemalans fed up with government, burn Congress

Angry protesters who say they have had enough of what they call a series of corrupt government policies broke into Guatemala’s Congress and burned part of the building on Saturday. Read More.

'We are the people': Berlin police beat anti-lockdown protesters

As they say, the last check on tyranny is civil disobedience. In Germany, police in riot gear fired water cannons in an attempt to disperse thousands of protesters fed up with the government's highly restrictive covid lockdown and outraged at a new law that was pushed through with unprecedented speed — one day. Read More.

Levin hits legitimacy of Dominion Voting Systems

Dominion Voting Systems is a prime target in the legal team of President Donald Trump's investigation into what the team contends are fraudulent results in several states. Read More.

New signs of Chinese nuclear weapon buildup: State Dept.

In the early to mid-2010s as the People’s Liberation Army Second Artillery, called the PLA Rocket Force after 2015, was clearly developing new and more varied intercontinental range missiles, some analysts and arms control experts held that this was not evidence per se that China was expanding its nuclear missile forces. Read More.

Foes of free speech hate Parler

Parler, which made its debut just two years ago, is currently among the most-downloaded apps on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in the U.S. Read More.

As world focuses on White House, Turkey's Erdoğan on the move

While the world was looking elsewhere and embroiled in the American presidential campaign, a long simmering territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan reignited in late September. Read More.

Trump extended election interference emergency

On Sept. 10 of this year, President Donald Trump issued a widely unreported notice in which he continued the national emergency declaration on foreign election interference. In the new notice, the national emergency is continued until Sept. 12, 2021. Read More.

'More than double' number of votes to overturn election

Lawyers for President Donald Trump's legal team said at a Thursday press conference they have uncovered evidence of massive voter fraud and will prove that Trump won "by a landslide," Read More.

Senate investigation confirms Biden family deals in China

New records "confirm the connections between the Biden family and the communist Chinese government, as well as the links between Hunter Biden’s business associates and the Russian government," the Republican chairs of the Senate's Finance and Homeland Security committees said. Read More.