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Meghan Markle reportedly has eyes on White House run

According to the Fleet Street rumor mill, the Duchess of Sussex who won the heart of Prince Harry now wants to bump it up a notch. Read More.

FBI hunts down Jan. 6 suspects nationwide

The FBI has deployed agents from all but one of its 56 field offices to hunt down those suspected of participating in the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Read More.

Feds to S. Dakota: No fireworks at Rushmore on July 4

Joe Biden's National Park Service denied South Dakota’s request to hold a fireworks display at Mount Rushmore on the Fourth of July. Read More.

Studies counter assumptions on family size, church communities

New research is overturning longstanding assumptions about successful families, and doing so with a unexpected twist. Families who participate in church communities have on average both more children and more positive outcomes. Read More.

Globalists and the Brave New Google-Soros world

A seamless fusion of big government, big tech, big media and heavyweight corporate and private foundation money is to usher in the new global order. Read More.

China takes Hong Kong, Democrat bill 'written in hell'

The similarities in the Chinese communist and U.S. Democrat way of thinking is chilling to say the least. Read More.

Ruling class orders Americans to 'shut up' on vote fraud

The ruling class and corporate media sent a strong signal to Americans who felt it was their patriotic duty to report what they saw as incidents of fraud in the 2020 election: Shut up. Read More.

Biden allowing covid-infected migrants into U.S.

Hundreds of migrants at border cities who have tested positive for covid have been allowed to board buses and make their way into the U.S. interior. Read More.

Feckless Bureau under Wray failed to act on major threats

FBI Director Christopher Wray is dancing around questions concerning the part his agency played in warning Congress and the Capitol police about potential violence planned for last Jan. 6. Read More.

In Oklahoma, drivers get immunity for hitting ‘protesters’

The Republican-led House in Oklahoma has passed legislation that grants immunity to drivers who hit so-called “protesters” during riots. Read More.

National Guard deployment at Capitol extended to May 23

The Washington, D.C. militarized zone, also known as "Fort Pelosi", will be in place at least until May 23, the Pentagon said. Read More.

'Broad support' for banning males from female sports

The majority of registered voters are against Joe Biden's move to allow biological males to compete in women's sports, a new poll from a left-leaning outlet found. Read More.

What about Joe? Media dismissed hard-to-dismiss allegations

With the angry "Me-Too" movement again in the news because of the alleged misconduct of New York Gov. Cuomo, perhaps its time for a legitimate inquiry into the allegations against Joe Biden. Read More.

92,000 ballots in Nevada county were undeliverable

In the November election, more than 92,000 ballots mailed to registered voters in Clark County, Nevada were returned as undeliverable, a legal group reported. Read More.

Verbal angst at the UN but no action on Burma

More than a month after the military overthrew Burma’s elected government, the situation in the South East Asian country aka Myanmar remains “fragile and fluid,” according to the UN’s Special Envoy Christine Schraner Burgener. Read More.