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Virginia police chief who charged rioters is fired

A Virginia police chief who announced felony charges against rioters who toppled Confederate monuments was fired moments after a judge on Monday dismissed the charges. Read More.

Masks don't reduce coronavirus infection rates, study finds

Follow the science. A large-scale study conducted by researchers in Denmark has found that there is no evidence that wearing a face mask minimizes the risk of contracting the coronavirus. Read More.

Lin Wood: Trump won in a ’70 percent plus landslide’

President Donald Trump's legal team has "smoking gun" evidence of voter fraud and when the "layers of the onion" are peeled back it will become evident that Trump won the 2020 election in a "landslide," an attorney who is assisting the president's legal challenges said. Read More.

Low-lifes at Lincoln Project dox Trump lawyers

The Never-Trumpers at The Lincoln Project have set a new standard for low-life behavior in attacking the Trump campaign's contesting of the 2020 election results. Read More.

Warnock’s past statements return to haunt him

Already on the defensive for his past praise of brutal Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, Georgia Democrat Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock is now under fire for a past statement in which he said Americans can't serve both God and the military. Read More.

Suppression of Hunter Biden info robbed Trump of clear win: Poll

President Donald Trump would have cruised to a clear victory on Nov. 3 had the major media and Big Tech not suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop news which detailed Joe Biden's corruption, a poll found. Read More.

China aims for ‘globe-spanning universal society’: State Dept.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has combined its brand of Marxism-Leninism and extreme nationalism to pursue a goal of maintaining absolute power at home while instituting a global socialist order, said a report by the policy planning staff at the U.S. State Department. Read More.

The end of women's sports: PragerU video

In a video released by PragerU on Monday, one of the top five female high school sprinters in Connecticut details how competing against biological boys changed the game and how "administrators, teachers, coaches, and other students tell us to just keep quiet and take it." Read More.

Blumenthal: Big Tech not censoring conservatives enough

Stolen valor Democrat Sen. Dick Blumenthal berated Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter chief Jack Dorsey on Tuesday — for not doing enough to censor conservatives on their platforms. Read More.

Joe Biden is 'not president-elect,' Sen. Graham says

Despite the major media anointing him as such, Joe Biden is not the “president-elect,” Sen. Lindsey Graham said on Tuesday. Read More.

Atlas: Civil disobedience best prescription for covid insanity

It is up to the people to stop tyrannical leaders from imposing unconstitutional lockdowns, a White House coronavirus adviser said. Read More.

China expels pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong

In its intent to crush all opposition, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) last week forced the expulsion of four pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong. Read More.

Many indicators that election results were way off

Going into the Nov. 3 election, President Donald Trump had a 52 percent approval rating and 56 percent of voters said they were better off than four years ago. Read More.

Woman attacking Trump supporters identified as journalism student

A Black Lives Matter rioter who was seen on video assaulting supporters of President Donald Trump at Saturday's Million MAGA March is a journalism student at Howard University, a report said. Read More.

Calif. lawmakers party in Hawaii as Newsom threatens curfew

As millions of residents have been devastated by the economic and emotional hardship caused by the government's lockdowns, Gov. Gavin Newsom and some California lawmakers are partying as if covid never existed. Read More.