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Media takes Al Green’s insurrection ‘stunt’ seriously

Texas Democrat Rep. Al Green sat on the steps of the U.S. Capitol on March 4 in an act of defiance and bravery against an impending insurrection. And the media completely fell for the 'stunt' which turned out to be complete BS. Read More.

Bill Gates tied to Chinese firm 'mining' Americans' DNA

Bill Gates has close ties to the Chinese genomics firm that has been flagged by U.S. officials for "mining" the DNA of Americans via Covid-19 tests, a report said. Read More.

Abbott deploys Guard to counter Biden 'open border policies'

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he has deployed the National Guard in response to the crisis at the southern border which he said gets worse by the day due to Joe Biden's "open border policies." Read More.

Bruno Cua: DOJ's portrait of a 'domestic terrorist'

Georgia resident Bruno Joseph Cua, 18, is the youngest of the nearly 300 people the Department of Justice has arrested as part of its investigation into the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Read More.

Walgreens stocks up on unconscious bias training

As major brand-name corporations seek to outdo each other in pursuing the Shining Path of Wokeness these days, working conditions are becoming truly Maoist. Read More.

Pentagon eyes using social media to keep troops in line

Fighting the "enemy within" is apparently a top priority for the team running the Joe Biden White House and the military brass under their command. Read More.

20 state AGs: Democrats' voting bill unconstitutional

The so-called “For the People Act” passed by House Democrats on Wednesday is unconstitutional, the attorneys general for 20 states said in a letter to House and Senate leaders. Read More.

Clinton fixer reportedly talking with Epstein prosecutors

Doug Band, notoriously known as Bill Clinton's "bagman," has provided the Department of Justice with evidence in the sex trafficking investigation involving Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein that could implicate the former president, a report said. Read More.

Trump’s CPAC speech scrubbed from YouTube

Former President Donald Trump’s speech to CPAC 2021 has reportedly been blacklisted by YouTube. Read More.

Woke NBA silent on China court's homosexuality ruling

A Chinese court this week ruled that homosexuality can be referred to as a “psychological disorder.” The NBA and oh-so-woke players such as LeBron James and Stephen Curry, who usually have no problem expressing political opinions, have been silent. Read More.

Democrats enshrine voting strategy that put them in power

House Democrats passed election reform legislation that would void state voter-identification requirements and make widespread mail-in voting permanent. Read More.

FBI: No firearms recovered during Jan. 6 Capitol breach

An FBI official testified before the Senate on Wednesday that no firearms were recovered from any of those arrested during the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol. Read More.

Media hacks who fawned over Cuomo change their tune

It's a "Total Eclipse of the Heart" for the leftist media hacks who only recently promised New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo they were "Never Gonna Give You Up". Read More.

Silicon Valley subway tunnel removed from covid relief bill

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s move to add $140 million for a Silicon Valley subway tunnel to the coronavirus relief package was rejected by the Senate parliamentarian on Wednesday. Read More.

Syria’s decade of despair: 500,000 dead as conflict churns on

A decade has passed since the Syrian conflict began. More than 500,000 people have been killed and millions more displaced. Read More.