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California projected to lose House seat, electoral vote

A recent population estimate showed 135,600 more people fled California this year. Read More.

Penn professor: Elderly are 'whiter,' don't deserve to be in front of line for covid vaccine

Since elderly people tend to be “whiter” they are not as immediately deserving of “additional health benefits,” including the coronavirus vaccine, than “essential workers,” an Ivy League professor said. Read More.

Georgia not prosecuting felonious double-voters

More than 1,700 Georgia residents committed a felony under state law when they voted twice in the 2020 election. Read More.

Trump should invoke Insurrection Act, Oath Keepers say

Oath Keepers, a non-partisan association of current and former military, police, and first responders, is urging President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act and not "leave the White House in the hands of illegitimate usurpers and Chinese puppets." Read More.

Sec. Pompeo recaps Trump’s foreign policy successes

The United States is in a much stronger position to counter China than it was four years ago due to the foreign policy decisions made by President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

BLM founder was observer for Venezuela’s Smartmatic elections in 2015

A co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement was once an election observer in a country notorious for rigged elections. Read More.

Health update: Masks failed, Pence evens score on public vaccination fails

After receiving the coronavirus vaccine on live television on Friday, Vice President Mike Pence noted that "hope is on the way." Read More.

'Degrade and collapse' of U.S. society courtesy of Soros

Through his mass funding of the campaigns of local, soft-on-crime prosecutors, billionaire George Soros is succeeding in his goal of transforming the United States, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said. Read More.

Ukraine official was offered access to Hillary's campaign

Ukraine Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko was offered “high-level” access to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign by the same firm that represented Burisma Holdings, emails obtained by Judicial Watch show. Read More.

Powell threatens RICO case against vote fraud network

Attorney Sidney Powell says evidence she is gathering will prove massive election fraud took place on Nov. 3 and that evidence could turn into a major racketeering case. Read More.

Intel director confirms foreign interference in 2020 election

Communist China interfered in the 2020 presidential election, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has confirmed, according to CBS News correspondent Catherine Herridge. Read More.

U.S. judicial system, SCOTUS exposed as 'highly political'

The 2020 presidential election has exposed a "complete collapse" of the U.S. judiciary as courts refuse to take on unconstitutional actions undertaken by state officials, analysts say. Read More.

Trump’s Morocco-Israel diplomatic deal blindsided the black hats

In another stunning breakthrough for Middle East peace, the Kingdom of Morocco has recognized Israel. Read More.

Hunter sent tycoon 'warm greetings', $10 million inovice

In June 2017 correspondence with CEFC Chairman Ye Jianming, Hunter Biden wished the Chinese energy tycoon "best wishes from the entire Biden family." The son of Joe Biden also asked Ye for a $10 million wire transfer to enter a joint venture with his energy company, Fox News reported on Wednesday. Read More.

Michigan GOP 'blew it' in questioning CEO of Dominion

On Dec. 15, John Poulos, the CEO of Dominion Voting Systems, appeared before a panel of Michigan Republican state senators to answer questions about the Nov. 3 election. Read More.