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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.

Levin levels Cuomo over NY nursing homes order

President Donald Trump on April 30 said he is committed to ensuring that America's seniors "have access to the healthcare resources they need during the coronavirus pandemic." Read More.

We can see what's going on, and we're essential

The country has been asked to shelter in place, to self-quarantine, for over a month. Read More.

Wisconsin primary fails to prove necessity of vote-by-mail

Democrats have seized on coronavirus fears to demand universal vote-by-mail, but data from the April 7 Wisconsin primary indicate those fears may be misplaced. Read More.

FBI notes on Flynn ambush reveal plan ‘get him fired’

Internal FBI documents unsealed on April 29 show that top bureau officials said their motivation for interviewing then-national security adviser Michael Flynn in the White House in January 2017 was "to get him to lie, so we can prosecute him or get him fired." Read More.

Democrat governors extend lockdowns, trigger outrage

Even as they meet the criteria for reopening, and amid growing evidence that the coronavirus is far less deadly than politicians and the major media claim, Democratic governors have refused to lift, and some have even extended, the lockdowns they have imposed on their citizens. Read More.

Never let a virus go to waste: Cameras zoom in on homes

Even before the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ran one of the most sophisticated and intrusive police states in the world. Its high-tech surveillance systems employ advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) to process and analyze massive amounts of data collected from various technologies. Read More.

Florida governor's 'focus on facts and not fear' got results

The media predicted the Sunshine State, the land of Mickey Mouse and South Beach, would become another New York City or Italy amid the coronavirus pandemic. Read More.

'Now I know too much': Actress turns on Democrats, media

Democrats and their major media allies who claim to be advocates for women but have written off or refused to acknowledge the sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden are nothing more than a "cult" engaged in a "cover-up," actress and #MeToo activist Rose McGowan said. Read More.

Article by CCP strategist focuses on U.S. 'China experts'

China has largely managed to convince all U.S. administrations from Richard Nixon through Barack Obama to slight American interests over those of China. Read More.

Obama official heading secretive Pentagon office tied to leaks on Flynn

Email records obtained from the U.S. Department of Defense show extensive communications between the Pentagon’s Director of the Office of Net Assessment (ONA) James Baker and Washington Post reporter David Ignatius. Read More.