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1969 pandemic killed 100,000; Woodstock generation didn't care

The H3N2 pandemic of 1968-69 killed more individuals in the U.S. than the combined total number of American fatalities during both the Vietnam and Korean Wars. Read More.

The Pentagon official and the columnist: Bad news for Flynn

A senior Pentagon official had regular contact with the Washington Post reporter whose column was the impetus for the FBI's interview of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, documents obtained by a government watchdog group show. Read More.

Sweden responds to China threats by closing 'Confucius Institutes'

While communist China has long touted its alleged “peaceful rise” as a global power, its increasingly brutish and bullying behavior toward less powerful countries has shown a harsher reality. Sweden is just the most recent example. Fortunately, Sweden is pushing back. Read More.

Peter Thiel's star rises at censorious Facebook

Facebook’s censorious behavior towards conservative speech is well-documented. Read More.

Top Gates ally makes no secret of globalist, anti-nation agenda

Last week we reported on the globalist health "experts" tied to Microsoft multi-billionaire Bill Gates who are wielding vast influence over America's coronavirus policy. Read More.

Social media giants seen pushing China-like censorship

Leftist politicians and major media are telling Americans on a daily basis that they must become accustomed to the "new normal" ushered in by the coronavirus pandemic. Read More.

U.S. agencies drop Zoom: CCP access prompts concerns

U.S. government agencies have reportedly stopped using the cloud-based video conferencing app Zoom after being warned that it was vulnerable to being hacked by "foreign spies," a report said. Read More.

Trump slaps Bush call for bipartisanship: 'Where was he'?

Former President George W. Bush on Saturday published a video message urging bipartisanship amid the coronavirus pandemic. Read More.

Pandemic police state? Orwellian trends seen nationwide

Governors and mayors nationwide have not only entered, but are living comfortably, in dystopian territory, analysts say. Read More.

Warring U.S. parties agree: End medical imports from China

Americans of all political stripes believe the U.S. relationship with China has to change amid the communist nation's negligence in its response to the Wuhan coronavirus. Read More.

Kim Jong-Un is back but 'he doesn't look well'

Photos and video released on May 1 by official North Korean media show dictator Kim Jong-Un appearing at a ceremony at a new industrial complex. But doubts that things were back to normal in the far-from-normal "hermit kingdom" were punctuated by gunfire from the North at a South Korean guard post on the DMZ. Read More.

No joke: California governor releases 'high risk sex offenders'

Seven "high risk" sex offenders with histories of violating their parole orders have been released by California over coronavirus concerns. Read More.

Congressmen: Thank you, Doctors Fauci and Birx; Goodbye

It is time to give Doctors Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx "the gold watch and say thank you, exit stage left," Rep. Andy Biggs said. Read More.

'Delusional beliefs': Epidemic of unscientific fear in NY's Central Park

America's public health establishment is "desperate to maintain hysteria in the populace," a columnist noted. Read More.

President acts to shore up food infrastructure

President Donald Trump this week signed an executive order declaring America's meat processing facilities are "critical infrastructure." Read More.