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Social Security number for illegal added every 28 seconds

A parole system that was set up to screen immigrants on a case-by-case basis has admitted more than 2 million illegals into the U.S. on Joe Biden's watch, according to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) data. Read More.

Corporate-backed Pride Month: Trans corpses, mutilated kids

All this death. All this young death. Death of the soul as well as the body. Who would support this mountain of death? Why, just about every big-brand corporation in America you can think of. Read More.

Report: Dems may use ‘virtual convention’ to replace Biden

Fearing a rapidly deteriorating Joe Biden will bring the party down with him, Democrat heavyweights including Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer are secretly weighing a plot to replace the 81-year-old at the top of the party's 2024 ticket, a report said. Read More.

Sen. Paul calls out Biden DOJ for two-tiered system

The Biden Department of Justice's dogged pursuit of individuals who spend mere minutes walking through the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 compared to its refusal to launch a perjury investigation into Anthony Fauci for lying to Congress on multiple occasions about the origins of Covid is proof of a two-tiered U.S. justice system, Sen. Rand Paul said. Read More.

New law requires Ten Commandments in all Louisiana public school, university classrooms

Louisiana Republican Gov. Jeff Landry on Wednesday signed legislation that will require the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school and university classroom in the state. Read More.

Soros bids to further silence the right with Audacy takeover

Globalist billionaire George Soros is asking the FCC to waive its rule on foreign ownership of U.S. radio stations so he quickly can buy the Audacy radio empire, which is second in number of stations only to iHeart radio. Read More.

Stonewall Jackson's death and June 19, 1865, the day history changed

To celebrate this victory of Republican abolition policies over the Democrat pro-slavery policies is "Juneteenth," the day Union Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger issued General Order No. 3 from his headquarters in Galveston, Texas, June 19, 1865, announcing: "The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. " Read More.

Before Kim-Putin met, nations had several high-level meetings

In the run-up to the June 18 meeting in Pyongyang between North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the two countries had exchanged more than two dozen high-level government, parliamentary, and other delegations since July 2023, including 18 this year. Read More.

WaPo dream: Hillary replaces Kamala, then takes over for Joe

It is getting harder by the day for legacy media to prop up an obviously deteriorating Joe Biden. So, now, they are floating versions of Plan B. Read More.

China, Russia spurn UN on N. Korea rights violations

North Korea’s ongoing human rights violations have been slammed and shamed by most members of the UN Security Council. Read More.

FBI was tracking Biden scandals 8 years ago

Newly uncovered documents that had been hidden from the American public for eight years show the FBI knew in 2016 that Hunter Biden and his business partners eyed a venture in tax-friendly Liechtenstein that would have capitalized on a $120 million investment from the Ukrainian energy firm Burisma Holdings. Read More.

Biological males win girls' track titles in five states

Biological males who identify as females won state championships in girl's track and field this spring in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Oregon, and Washington state. Read More.

CNN hack attempts to cancel Tucker's nationwide tour

One of the symptoms of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is TCF ... Tucker Carlson Fever. CNN's Oliver Darcy has a bad case of TCF. Read More.

Complaint calls for ‘immediate suspension’ of Hunter’s bar license

Who is allowed to practice law in the Swamp? D.C. Bar records show Hunter Biden was admitted to the bar on April 9, 2007. He was still listed in “good standing” as of June 12, the day after he was convicted on three felony gun charges. Read More.

The 'troubled history' of WHO director Tedros

Close ties with China and Bill Gates are about all one needs to be a WHO director these days. But what about Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus's ideological qualifications? Read More.