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Evidence points to Soros’s leverage over Team Biden

Who besides the Chinese Communist Party and Barack Obama are filling the vacuum of power at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.? Read More.

Return of Redskins? Woke mob canceled it, now Native American group wants it back

There is a new uprising from the other side in the war on Native American sports nicknames. Read More.

USAF Secretary: China actively preparing for war with U.S.

China is developing its military might at a rapid pace to prepare for war with the United States, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall warned on Monday. Read More.

N. Korea nuclear submarine has Chinese characteristics

On Sept. 6, amid a broadcast North Korean ceremony, dictator Kim Jong-Un presided over the official launch ceremony of his new large conventionally-powered ballistic-missile-armed submarine (SSB), called “841,” and suggested it may be the first of many, posing an increasing regional nuclear and a global proliferation threat. Read More.

Virginia Democrat takes fundraising to whole new level

Rounding third base has apparently taken on new meaning in Democrat Party politics. Read More.

Mike Lindell’s free tutorial on how to handle a hostile deposition

Video from Mike Lindell’s deposition for a defamation suit filed against him by Dominion Voting Systems employee Eric Coomer is making the rounds on social media. It shows the MyPillow CEO slamming Coomer's attorney as an "ambulance chaser" who took on a lawsuit which is a "disgrace to our country." Read More.

Biden OKs cash for hostages as 'impeachment inquiry' looms

On the day that Americans were remembering the 22nd anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by Islamic fundamentalists, it was revealed that Team Biden had gone against the long-standing U.S. policy of not incentivizing the behavior of terrorists by freeing up billions in assets for Iran in exchange for the release of five detained American citizens. Read More.

Paxton ‘whistleblowers’ went to FBI with no evidence

The impeachment trial of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could wrap up by the end of this week, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick told the state Senate on Monday. During the trial, former employees admitted that they reported Paxton to the FBI without any evidence. Read More.

Despite public opposition, CA Dems push cash reparations

Democrats in California are moving full steam ahead with their plans for cash reparations for slavery despite overwhelming opposition from the public. Read More.

Team Biden's 'best and brightest'? It's not Jean-Pierre

She is the daughter of Haitian parents from Martinique. Her dad drove a taxi and her mother styled hair in a New York beauty salon. They wanted their daughter, Karine Jean- Pierre to be a doctor, but Jean-Pierre lacked the brain power to be a physician and correspondingly failed the medical entrance exam. So Jean-Pierre opted for journalism and public service. Read More.

Was U.S. Open tennis champion Coco Gauff ‘soaking it all in’ or praying?

After winning the U.S. Open women's singles title on Saturday, 19-year-old American Coco Gauff was seen dropping to her knees, clasping her hands, and bringing them to her forehead with her eyes closed. Read More.

Team Biden cancels remaining ANWR oil and gas leases

The Biden administration last week canceled the seven remaining oil and gas leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Read More.

Man playing on Canada women's rugby team injures 3 players in one game

In 2022, 5-foot-10, 220-pound Ash Davis was voted the "hardest hitter" on his men's rugby team in Canada. In 2023, Davis decided to identify as "non-binary" and in the woke Great White North was allowed to play in the women's rugby league, where he promptly inured three women in one game. Read More.

NM governor suspends concealed and open carry laws

In a move that Bernalillo County leaders say they will not comply with, New Mexico Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham insists that she has the authority under an emergency declaration to suspend concealed and open carry firearm laws for 30 days in Albuquerque and the surrounding county. Read More.

California parents could lose custody under gender affirmation law

The California State Assembly on Friday approved a bill, AB 957, which could strip a parent of custody of a child if the parent resists the child's gender transition. Read More.