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Hundreds of WA Somali-run childcare centers have no physical address

Hundreds of Somali-run childcare centers in Washington state are allegedly operating without even listing a physical address, according to an Internet researcher. Read More.

Huge bright spot in a tense 2026: America's 250th birthday

It’s time to consult the crystal snow globe and try to peer ahead what may be on the horizon for the new year. Without question 2025 was tumultuous, but the year ahead holds cautious promise to finally solve some political crises mixed with some epic events on tap. Read More.

Iraq bridal market booms with child marriage now legal

General Iraqi civil law sets the minimum age for marriage at 18. But Iraq has instituted Ja'fari law, which allows marriage upon a girl reaching puberty (potentially as young as 9-years-old). Read More.

Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar faces questions on sudden wealth

New focus is being paid to how Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar went from essentially broke to being worth over $30 million in one year amid the Minnesota fraud scandal that gets hotter by the day. Read More.

Fulton County admits 315,000 early 2020 votes illegal

Earlier this month, at a meeting of the Georgia State Election Board, Fulton County elections officials admitted that approximately 315,000 early votes from the 2020 election were illegally certified but were still counted in the final results. Read More.

Ex-FDA advisor: Covid jab deaths 'very small prices to pay'

Paul Offit, who was fired as FDA vaccine advisor in September, said recently while speaking with Big Pharma's “Doctor Mike,” that myocarditis in boys receiving the Covid injections and blood clots in the brain from the failed J&J shot were “very small prices to pay.” Read More.

Trump puts 'non-Hemispheric' competitors on notice

President Donald Trump is flexing his Teddy Roosevelt moment. With the release of the National Security Strategy 2025, the administration has presented a global blueprint and guide for what’s described as America First Policies. Read More.

RINO in the room: Did Gov. Youngkin show true colors?

When Virginia's "Republican" Gov. Glenn Youngkin endorsed the removal of a statue at the U.S. Capitol of Gen. Robert E. Lee, one of the most important historical figures in Virginia's history, critics say his true colors were shining through. Read More.

Memos: 'No probable cause’ for FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago

According to memos recently turned over to Congress, FBI underlings repeatedly raised concerns that "no probable cause" existed for the August 2022 raid on President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. Read More.

America's AI economy: ‘It’s a big club and you ain’t in it’

Reports from the financial sector suggest that OpenAI, currently a private entity, plans to go public at a $1 trillion valuation. That would make it one of the largest initial public offerings of all time. Read More.

Analysis: Red-Green alliance creates West Europe caliphate

According to official data alone, Muslim migrants make up between 5-6% (Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Sweden) and 8-10% (Austria and France) of the population. This is a huge figure, but the reality is likely significantly worse. Read More.

Ex-TSA agent: Common to see Somalis with cash-filled suitcases

Somali men repeatedly flew out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport with luggage jammed with cash, a former TSA agent said. Read More.

Jihadi terror goes global in the 2025 holiday season

Islamist terrorists have struck or been caught attempting to plot attacks across the globe this holiday season. Read More.

Analyst: Taiwan is not communist China’s internal affair

China’s continued claim that Taiwan is a "core interest" and inseparable part of its territory "rings with the same hollow logic invoked by aggressors throughout history." Read More.

2026 midterms still winnable for GOP, Bannon says

War Room host Steve Bannon said Republicans can still hold the House if they ditch the non-Trump old guard and run with the President next year. Read More.