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Underwater tech emerging as major security issue

The top technology issue after 5G is the world’s network of undersea cables, a U.S. government official told a Japanese researcher during a meeting in Washington, D.C. in early March. Read More.

Nationwide, lockdown governors seen 'losing their minds'

Former New York Times journalist Alex Berenson, one of the early coronavirus lockdown contrarians, tweeted on Monday: "No other way to say this: The lockdown governors are losing their minds." Read More.

FBI: Pensacola shooter had 'significant ties' to Al Qaida

The shooter who killed three American sailors at Naval Air Station Pensacola in December had close ties to Al Qaida and had been planning an attack for years, FBI investigators determined after accessing mobile phones that belonged to the terrorist. Read More.

Trump calls out his predecessor for ‘greatest political crime’

Recent revelations, which included a list of Obama administration officials who made unmasking requests of Michael Flynn, show that not only was the Russia collusion hoax "the greatest political scam" in U.S. history, but that former President Barack Obama "knew everything," President Donald Trump said. Read More.

Epidemiologist:'Open up and' forget the whole thing’

"There is no indication that hospitals could ever have become overloaded, irrespective of what we did. So we could open up again, and forget the whole thing," said epidemiologist Dr. Knut M. Wittkowski. Read More.

Pandemic-friendly masks tied to new outbreak of crime

Get used to wearing a mask. Get used to getting robbed. Is this part of the new normal? Read More.

Who are those health 'experts' empowering the new tyrants?

As we continue to explore the background of the so-called health "experts" whom corporate media goliaths and government officials demand Americans cede their individual personal liberties to, we see the same tightly interwoven network time and again. Read More.

Federal Judge rules against NC governor's church lockdown order

A federal judge on Saturday blocked Democratic North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's coronavirus lockdown order which essentially prohibited most churches from holding indoor services. Read More.

Korean network on defensive after U.S. reports on election fraud

An article in the May 8 edition of WorldTribune attracted widespread attention in South Korea where conservatives have no traditional media alternatives to the corporate giants which have lined up with the ruling party of leftist President Moon Jae-In. Read More.

California Sheriff arresting freed criminals, not enforcing lockdown

The sheriff of Fresno County, California said she is not able to enforce Gov. Gavin Newsom's coronavirus lockdown order because her department has its "hands full" re-arresting criminals freed under the "zero-dollar bail" policy enacted by the state last month. Read More.

Doctor describes war on hydroxychloroquine

Despite overwhelming positive results in treating coronavirus patients, a Texas doctor said the state’s pharmacy board is putting up "alarming" barriers which make it extremely difficult to prescribe hydroxychloroquine. Read More.

Book: Obama's AG fostered 'above the law' culture at DOJ

Obama era Attorney General Eric Holder created an "above-the-law culture" at the Department of Justice that would steer investigations away from Democratic allies, including Hillary Clinton, and onto Republican enemies such as President Donald Trump, a new book says. Read More.

Journal on Schiff: No one should 'believe another word'

Rep. Adam Schiff for years repeated claims that there was clear evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, but the California Democrat knew all along there was no such proof, the Wall Street Journal said in a May 12 editorial. Read More.

Coronavirus lockdowns excesses seen costing Democrats

As state supreme courts step in to halt the lockdown orders of politicians who seemingly believe the U.S. Constitution can be ignored in states of emergency such as the coronavirus, Democrats will be paying a heavy price at the ballot box in November, a columnist said. Read More.

Conservative WMAL takes over number one in liberal D.C.

A conservative talk radio station has become the new king of radio in the ultra-liberal Washington, D.C. area. Read More.