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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.

Energized Trump on fire in South Dakota, Iowa

Seemingly energized by multiple indictments and the prospect of centuries in prison, former President Donald Trump over the weekend was cheered as he flipped burgers and tossed footballs at a tailgate party before heading to the Iowa-Iowa State football game on Saturday. On Friday, Trump was in South Dakota to pick up the 2024 presidential endorsement of Gov. Kristi Noem. Read More.

Italy's Meloni, South Dakota's Noem and the globalist agenda

How much more evidence do people need to realize that the politicians who are allowed to be elected to high office in the nations of the West, be they of the “left” or the “right,” are thoroughly owned by the same powerful entities seeking to change the very nature of Western civilization at the expense of the citizens of those countries? Read More.

‘Sound of Freedom’ is No. 1 film in 18 Latin American nations

In its opening weekend, "Sound of Freedom" took the top spot at the box office in Latin America. Read More.

If it's not Trump in '24 'it's Big Brother ... 'it's the end'

We are facing the end of the GOP. We are facing the reality that if former President Donald Trump doesn't win in 2024, there will never be another Republican president. That's not a possibility, it's a certainty. Read More.

Navarro: People tired of 'Joe Biden weaponizing courts’

Trump White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said he was not at all surprised that a Washington, D.C. jury convicted him of contempt of Congress for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the Select Committee investigating Jan. 6. Read More.

New revelations widen scope on Biden family scandals

A series of revelations today shed new light on Biden family scandals that are "getting closer and closer to Joe every day," as House Oversight Committee chair James Comer described earlier reports that most legacy media still refuse to cover. Read More.

Democrat ‘Sanctuary’ mayors reap what they sowed

During his campaign for New York City mayor in 2021, Eric Adams promised that the Big Apple would remain a sanctuary city under an Adams administration, saying "We should protect our immigrants. Period." He has since been mugged by reality. Read More.

Lara Logan to release video detailing J6 truths legacy media won't touch

One source interviewed by Lara Logan says in the video: "Bottom line, Lara, if they didn't want people going to the Capitol, if they didn't want people even getting close to the Capitol, it never would have happened. It happened because they wanted it to happen." Read More.