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Milei quickly dismantles Argentina's Deep State

On Dec. 10, populist Javier Milei was inaugurated as president of Argentina. Read More.

Gallego, who mocked unjabbed, is now running for Senate

Rep. Ruben Gallego is favored to be the Democrat nominee in Arizona for the Senate seat currently held by ex-Democrat and now Independent Kyrsten Sinema. Read More.

'Swatting’ epidemic targets mainly conservatives

Lawfare and "swatting" have become the go-to moves for the Left. Read More.

Audrey Hale: The Nashville assassin and her little black books

The big controversy in and around Nashville, Tenn., is the guarded "manifesto" of the transitioning Audrey Hale, who gunned down three small children and three adults in an explosion of hate for young Christian "crackers." Read More.

In the new year: Flashpoints, elections, humanitarian crises

Looking into the snow globe, it’s that time of year to predict and prognosticate what awaits this tired world in the New Year. There’s a certain trepidation in the air as we view the current and emerging crises, especially during a highly contested election year in so many key countries. Read More.

Ex-agent: Politicization of CIA started in Obama era

American intelligence officials abandoned all objectivity to wage political warfare against Donald Trump ahead of the 2016 election, a former CIA agent says in a new book. Read More.

Globalists, China ‘laughing all the way to the bank’

“They are not really working on phasing out oil or phasing out fossil fuels. They are working on phasing out the Western world, which is also known as Christendom or the ‘Free World.’ ” That was one of the major takeaways from the recent COP28 climate summit in Dubai, according to journalist Alex Newman. Read More.

Really? Jack Smith fears Trump will politicize D.C. trial

Jack Smith, who is prosecuting the top political opponent of his boss, is begging the court to prohibit Donald Trump from injecting "politics into this proceeding." Read More.

Politicized FBI has lost credibility with the American public

In a new Harvard CAPS-Harris poll, a large majority of voters said they are concerned the FBI will interfere in future elections. Read More.

Raffensperger refuses to testify on voting machine security

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has reiterated on several occasions how he is confident in the security of the state's Dominion Voting Systems machines. Read More.

Xi wanrs people of China: Don't badmouth the economy

China's Ministry of State Security took to the WeChat social network recently to warn against "cliches that denigrate the Chinese economy." Read More.

NGOs facilitating invasion at the U.S. southern border

A network of NGOs funded by U.S. taxpayers, the United Nations, other nations' governments, and corporations, are secretly facilitating the invasion of illegal aliens at the U.S. southern border, a report said. Read More.

El Hierro island test drives climate gods' 100% renewables

In 2015, the island of El Hierro, the second-smallest and farthest-south and -west of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa, set out to be 100 percent powered by wind and hydroelectric pumped storage. Read More.

Supreme Court opts for expedience in Chauvin's appeal

Though buried in news reports and difficult to find, we nevertheless have learned that the United States Supreme Court has refused to consider the appeal from former Policeman Derek Chauvin, who argues that he did not kill or commit manslaughter on George Floyd. Read More.

Who has Jeffrey Epstein’s black book? Director of the FBI

A slew of marquee names from Hollywood, Wall Street, and Washington were said to be "shaking in their boots" after Jeffrey Epstein was apprehended in the summer of 2019. Read More.