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Patrick Byrne 'connects the dots' on puppet master Obama

The dots Patrick Byrne connects include Barack Obama's remaining in the swamp after leaving office, the enormous clout leftist billionaire George Soros enjoys with Democrat campaigns, and how Hillary Clinton "received yet another 'get out of jail card' for previously unknown criminal conduct swept under the rug – and the ominous reason why." Read More.

Feds nab Chinese national for disrupting online protests

A Chinese software engineer employed by a U.S. telecommunications company is facing federal charges in the U.S. after disrupting online protests that were organized to mark the anniversary of the 1989 massacre of pro-democracy protesters in China’s Tiananmen Square, the FBI said. Read More.

What’s ‘newsworthy’ in 2020 and what’s not: Reporter’s notebook

How "journalism" works today. Stories liberal news media judged non-stories. Read More.

Trump tunes out advisors: Veto defies Big Tech, Deep State

President Donald Trump this week vetoed the $740 billion defense bill and threatened to veto the $900 billion covid relief package which he called a disgrace. Read More.

Lawyer: Pence has power to overturn fraudulent election

Constitutional lawyer Ivan Raiklin on Dec. 22 sent out a tweet urging Vice President Mike Pence to inform the secretaries of state in six contested states that he cannot accept their certified electors because they were not legally appointed due to overwhelming evidence of election fraud. Read More.

Rush Limbaugh: Americans should reject Joe Biden's 'darkest days' mentality

In his final broadcast of 2020, Rush Limbaugh on Wednesday took exception to Joe Biden's statement that America's "darkest days" in the coronavirus pandemic were yet to come. Read More.

Republicans call on party establishment to get behind Trump

Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar and Georgia Rep.-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene are among a group of Republican lawmakers calling on the party's establishment to back President Donald Trump's contesting of the election. Read More.

S. Korea government strikes a blow against freedom of information

South Korean leadership, by banning defectors from launching balloons wafting leaflets over North Korea, has struck a devastating blow against free speech and freedom of information in both Koreas. Read More.

Lawsuit: Governors need to open legislatures for vote on electors

The Amistad Project has filed a lawsuit which would block approving electoral votes from Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin until their legislatures meet in a joint session to vote to certify their electors. Read More.

Trump to Americans: 'Stop the theft of the presidential election'

“We won this election by a magnificent landslide, and the people of the United States know it, " President Donald Trump said in a video statement. Read More.

Trump: Covid relief bill that no one read 'a disgrace'

In a video message posted on Twitter on Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the $900 billion coronavirus relief package "really is a disgrace" and is full of "wasteful" items. Read More.

Warnock’s estranged wife sheds light on his character

Raphael Warnock's ability to worm his way out of an alleged domestic violence incident shows he's a "great actor," the Democrat Senate candidate's estranged wife said. Read More.

Mossad's Cohen has been Iran's 'worst nightmare'

"Yossi Cohen has become a legend in the Arab world. Iran's leadership made so many attempts to uncover the identities of Mossad agents, and never succeeded." Read More.

Mass exodus could cost New York two House seats

Thousands of people no longer want to be a part of it. They're leaving the Empire State in droves. Read More.

Spy chiefs ‘stonewalling’ on foreign interference in election

The Intelligence Community (IC) is “purposely stonewalling” assessments and reports on foreign interference in the 2020 election for political reasons, an intelligence source told The Epoch Times. Read More.