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Won't surrender: Rep. Brooks to challenge electoral votes

Saying he will not give in to the GOP "surrender caucus," Alabama Republican Rep. Mo Brooks on Monday vowed to contest Electoral College votes from states whose 2020 results are in dispute. Read More.

President Trump won't concede; McConnell recognizes Biden

President Donald Trump is “still involved in ongoing lawsuits” challenging the election and will not concede after electors cast their votes on Monday, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Tuesday after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell recognized Joe Biden as president-elect. Read More.

Power-mad politicians use covid as cover to wage war on small businesses

Though small businesses have not been major sources of covid outbreak, power-crazed politicians have made them a major target of covid lockdowns. Read More.

One-party rule in South Korea shocks U.S. congressman

Americans need only look at what is transpiring in South Korea to see what happens when one party rule is instituted following a disputed election, analysts say. Read More.

Louisiana homeowner kills two of four armed men who broke into his house

When four armed men broke into his residence, a homeowner in Lacombe, Louisiana retrieved his gun and shot all four intruders, killing two of them, local media reported. Read More.

Lawyer: Dominion system 'designed to generate errors'

After the forensic examination of 16 Dominion Voting Systems machines in Michigan's Antrim County, Allied Security Operations Group concluded that the Dominion machines were assigned a 68.05 percent error rate. Read More.

Trump could use executive order to 'impound machines'

“Every machine, every voting machine in the country should be impounded right now," attorney Sidney Powell said on Sunday. Read More.

'Indefinitely confined' Biden elector was out campaigning

One of Joe Biden’s Wisconsin electors claimed she was “indefinitely confined” to her home due to coronavirus, but photos on her social media show her out and about campaigning. Read More.

Cuomo destroyed thousands of businesses 'for nothing,' contact tracing data show

Contact tracing data released by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday showed 74 percent of all covid cases in New York between September and November were spread in the home. Read More.

Trans activist: Put all kids on puberty blockers until they decide their gender

All children should be put on puberty blockers until they decide for themselves which gender they want to be, a transgender activist said. Read More.

Biden is ‘Old Friend’ China has proclaimed it can rely on

While the communist Chinese have many warm relationships with Democrat and Republican establishment politicians in Washington, D.C. and across America, Joe Biden has repeatedly been lavished with the very phrase “old friend” used by a Beijing professor in a video clip boasting of China’s control over U.S. elected officials. Read More.

Barr explains: 'You don't go after candidates'

The Department of Justice has an unwritten convention known as "the rule of forbearance." Read More.

How pro-Trump county in Michigan could change election

The case in which votes in Antrim County, Michigan were flipped from President Donald Trump to Joe Biden on Nov. 3 was the result of a Dominion Voting Systems program and not human error as was claimed by state officials, a lawyer investigating the case said. Read More.

S. Korea moved to axe counterintel following election

South Korean leftist president Moon Jae-In and his ruling Democratic Party are close to achieving a long-desired goal of dismantling the country’s counterintelligence capability. Read More.

Emails show impeachment star witness Yovanovitch warning about Burisma corruption

Judicial Watch announced that it received records from the State Department which show that former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie “Masha” Yovanovitch had specifically warned in 2017 about corruption allegations against Burisma Holdings. Read More.