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Did Tucker Carlson end Mike Pence's presidential campaign in 60 seconds?

It has already been established that former Vice President Mike Pence, thanks to lackluster fundraising, may not qualify for the first 2024 Republican presidential primary debate next month. Read More.

Fact-checkers are 'hit squads with a hard political agenda'

The fact-checking racket is unraveling. Over the past several years, social media companies contracted with third-party organizations and dubbed them "fact-checkers" who would scan content for "misinformation." Read More.

Politics, not medicine, behind push for kids' trans treatments?

An open letter signed by 21 international endocrinology clinicians and researchers states that gender transition treatments and surgeries for minors have been pushed in the United States for political reasons and are not based on medical evidence. Read More.

Rep. Greene: Burisma chief behind alleged Biden bribe

The "unnamed" foreign national who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden with $10 million was Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky, Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene confirmed on Thursday. Read More.

Scientists who dissed lab leak secretly believed it 'highly likely'

On Tuesday, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic held an oversight hearing during which it was revealed that the scientist who led the condemnation of the Covid lab leak theory privately believed it was "highly likely." Read More.

Romulus interview, part II: Catching tops and bottoms

And even today, yes, the American government is wealthy. China has financial abilities that they've never had before. But even these governments cannot mimic the Federal Reserve. They cannot manipulate the markets for any type of intermediate or longer term time basis. No one and nothing can. The markets are too big. Read More.

Are families souring on the Most Magical Place on Earth?

Visitors to Disney theme parks this summer are encountering something they haven’t seen in a while: elbow room. Read More.

Trump: America ‘can’t have a president on cocaine'

After 11 days of "investigating," the Secret Service has failed to identify who brought cocaine into the White House and has concluded its probe. Read More.

Nobel winner in physics: There is no climate crisis

Climate alarmists are spreading misinformation purely because of "political and opportunistic motives,” a Nobel Prize-winning American physicist said in an address to the recent Quantum Korea 2023 event. Read More.

Romulus report: Houses of straw, sticks, and brick

The children's tale of the Three Little Pigs imparts an important moral value, one relevant at any age when it comes to trading the markets. Read More.

Georgia Democrat switches to Republican Party

As she announced she was switching to the Republican Party, Georgia state Rep. Mesha Mainor stated: "The most dangerous thing to the Democrat Party is a black person with a mind of their own." Read More.

Whistleblower: FBI brass hid identities of Jan. 6 informants

Top brass at the FBI said that the identities of "problematic" confidential informants who were involved in reporting to the bureau from the Jan. 6, 2021 protest should be kept from the public, a whistleblower told the House Judiciary Committee. Read More.

'Clean beef' company vows: No mRNA-injected meat

At Whole Cows, mRNA-free beef is what's for dinner. Read More.

Team Biden completing sections of Trump’s border wall

Team Biden has not promoted its border wall construction, which has filled gaps in the wall in Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas. Read More.

Lithuania defies Beijing with strategic Taiwan ties

When it comes to standing against China in the European Union, Lithuania is leading the way. Read More.