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Pentagon lists Chinese military companies operating in U.S.

Weapons makers and nuclear companies are included in the Pentagon’s list of nearly 50 Chinese military entities that are currently operating in the United States. Read More.

4 basketball coaches, 1 player, 1 retired player, 1 referee die suddenly in less than a month

Dr. William Makis, radiologist, oncologist and cancer researcher, noted in a Feb. 6 post to X that a cluster of seven sudden deaths in basketball occurred over a span of about three weeks. Read More.

Nevada: 'None of these candidates' beats Haley by 32 points

Nevada's state-mandated primary, which was held on Tuesday, does not result in the awarding of any delegates for the Republican National Convention in July. The Nevada Republican Party chose to keep its traditional caucuses in place. The delegates will be awarded at Thursday's caucuses. Read More.

El Salvador makes the toppling of socialism an art form

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is literally dismantling communism within his nation as leftists are tearing down the U.S. heritage. Read More.

China hackers invaded U.S. critical infrastructure

China's cyber crimes are perhaps the most dangerous of all CCP gray zone actions in its “unrestricted warfare” against the United States. The gray zone is defined as "competitive interactions among and within state and non-state actors that fall between traditional war and peace. Read More.

Time to take on the 'safe and secure' 2020 election

Here’s a quote to notice: "I don't care if there were 16 truckloads of ballots being driven in and deposited in Philadelphia.” – Former Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar, who presided over election security for the state in 2020, in a January 2024 interview. Read More.

Russia fills Subh-Saharan Africa power vacuum as France fades

The systemic chaos which has befallen a string of countries in the Sub-Saharan Sahel region has gone largely unnoticed by most of the media, except perhaps for Boko Haram’s mass kidnappings in Nigeria. Read More.

Tucker Carlson: Why interviewing Vladimir Putin is my job

Tucker Carlson turned many a head in legacy media newsrooms when it was revealed he was seen leaving the Kremlin in Moscow. Read More.

Terrorists are part of invasion at U.S. southern border

In fiscal year 2024, which began in October 2023, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported encountering 50 individuals on the FBI’s terror watch list trying to enter the United States illegally. In the fiscal year ending 2023, the total was 736. Read More.

Study: Covid shots caused more deaths than they saved

Researchers are calling for a "global moratorium" on the Covid mRNA shots and the "immediate removal" from the childhood immunization schedule after their peer-reviewed research found the estimated harms of the injections greatly outweigh the rewards. Read More.

Trump tariff warning sends China market into nosedive

Donald Trump is the E.F. Hutton of the Chinese stock market these days. When Trump talks, China’s investors listen. Read More.

U.S. hits Iran proxies after drone strike killed American troops

The United States on Friday launched a series of coalition airstrikes targeting Iran-backed militias in Syria and Iraq. Read More.

FBI refusing to turn over files on Ashli Babbitt

The FBI has twice refused to turn over files on Ashli Babbitt, the U.S. Air Force veteran who was shot and killed during the Jan. 6, 2021 protest, the watchdog group which filed the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests said. Read More.

Trump vows to impose tariffs on all imports from China

If he regains the presidency, Donald Trump said he would impose tariffs on all Chinese imports. Read More.

Ex-history teacher goes scorched earth against ‘indoctrination’

Ryan Walters, who only four years ago, was a popular Oklahoma high-school teacher known for his spirited Advanced Placement history lessons, is now the elected Oklahoma schools superintendent and one of the most outspoken critics of the woke "indoctrination" he says is transforming America's public schools. Read More.