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Still no chain of custody for 355,000 Georgia ballots

Chain of custody documentation has still not been provided for hundreds of thousands of absentee vote by mail ballots that were placed in Georgia drop boxes during the 2020 presidential election, a report noted. Read More.

Arizona prohibits police from enforcing new federal gun laws

Before Joe Biden rolled out his team's new gun-control measures on Thursday, Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation that would prohibit police and sheriffs in the state from enforcing any new federal gun laws that may violate the Second Amendment. Read More.

Crushing election defeats for S. Korea's leftist president

Leftist South Korean President Moon Jae-In is likely to rapidly lose his grip on state affairs following crushing defeats his ruling party suffered in mayoral elections in Seoul and Busan, analysts say. Read More.

ISIS attacks town near LNG site on Mozambique’s coast

Storm clouds are gathering along Mozambique’s northern coast. Islamic State militants launched a coordinated and deadly assault on the town of Palma, nearby a multi-billion dollar natural gas complex being built by France’s Total energy. Read More.

More panic in Maricopa: Threats to sue ballot auditors

Attorneys have threatened to file lawsuits against the firms selected by the Arizona state Senate to conduct a comprehensive audit of Maricopa County's 2020 election results. Read More.

Report: Durham evidence in Seth Rich case to be destroyed

U.S. Attorney John Durham has not responded to attorneys' requests to preserve evidence in the case of murdered Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffer Seth Rich, a report said. Read More.

China: We’re number one, so everybody just shut up

“Despite U.S. instigation, China has an edge in leading global affairs,” blared the Global Times headline on April 4. Read More.

Psaki: What Obama and Biden discuss 'is no one's business'

Who exactly is calling the shots at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in Washington, D.C.? Read More.

Introducing the 'Biden Jim Crow on steroids Voter Act'

While dispensing a panoply of lies regarding the new Georgia voter integrity legislation, Joe Biden described the law as "un-American," "sick," "pernicious," and "Jim Crow on steroids." Read More.

Chinese communist officials dodge covid vaccine

Hundreds of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials are refusing to "lend an arm," fearing adverse reactions to the homegrown Covid vaccines. Read More.

Team Biden's border: 18,000 kids in cages

Team Biden is holding seven times more migrant children at the U.S. southern border than the Trump administration did, according to data from the federal government. Read More.

Hunter’s laptop admission reveals intel community bias

Hunter Biden’s admission that a laptop filled with details of Biden family shady foreign business deals “certainly” could be genuine not only buries the Left's Russia disinformation narrative, but underscores what conservatives say is the U.S. intelligence community’s "overall bias in favor" of Democrats and Joe Biden, a report said. Read More.

Arkansas legislature: No more mask mandates — ever

While lawmakers in Arkansas moved to permanently ban the governor from ever imposing another mask mandate, Alaska's Republican governor told Joe Biden exactly what he can do with his federal mask mandate. Read More.

Susan Rice put in charge of expanding mail-in voting

An executive order signed by Joe Biden last month tasks Susan Rice with directing hundreds of federal agencies and departments to find ways to expand mail-in voting. Read More.

Raffensperger won't release paper ballots for audit

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has filed a legal brief seeking to prevent a comprehensive audit of Fulton County's 2020 election ballots, reports say. Read More.