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Report: FBI, Secret Service behavior worried Butler witness

The unsettling behavior of both the Secret Service and FBI agents who questioned a medical doctor and witness to the attempted election year assassination of former President Donald Trump left him with "grave fears for Trump’s safety." Read More.

Is $750 from feds to Hurricane Helene victims just a loan?

A man who said he was visited by FEMA posted to X that the $750 Kamala Harris boasted about as relief for Hurricane Helene victims is a loan that must be repaid. Read More.

‘Gimme a cowboy’: Natasha Owens targets ‘anti-family, anti-male’ culture

“I’ll be the woman, you be the man, just like the good Lord planned.” That's how you trigger woke leftists three times in one lyrical line. Read More.

Kamala Harris touts $157 million in aid ... for Lebanon

In a post to X on Saturday, Kamala Harris spoke of people who are "facing an increasingly dire humanitarian situation." The Democrat presidential candidate said she was "concerned about the security and well-being" of those people. Read More.

Hillary: Censor social media or 'we lose total control'

Hillary Clinton, in an interview on CNN, said social media platforms must censor content or else “we lose total control.” Read More.

Donald Trump returns to Butler: 'As I was saying'

Returning to the site where he was shot by a would-be assassin on July 13, GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump on Saturday began his speech to a massive crowd of some 60,000 supporters in Butler, Pennsylvania: "As I was saying." Read More.

What is happening in Chimney Rock, North Carolina

Posts online this week claimed that federal officials told administrators in Chimney Rock, North Carolina that the Biden-Harris government was exercising eminent domain and planned to bulldoze the entire village that was devastated by flooding in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Read More.

14 pro-Trump counties in NC hit hard by Helene flooding

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, residents in 14 counties in North Carolina lost power, water, and cellphone service. Damage to hundreds of roads left thousands virtually cut off from the rest of the world. Read More.

Volunteerism in flood-ravaged mountains swamps Biden-Harris response

A retired journalist in Asheville, NC and residents in Greene County Tennessee characterized rescue efforts in the flood-devastated region as being dominated by local volunteers and an outpouring of logistical support, trucked-in supplies and rolled-up sleeves from private groups and individuals from outside the area. Interviews interrupted intense and ongoing efforts for each of them as well. Read More.

Why is FEMA broke? Funds used on immigration

"The Biden-Harris administration took more than a billion tax dollars that had been allocated to the agency responsible for American disaster relief and used it to offer services for illegal immigrants," Tristan Justice reported for The Federalist on Oct. 1. Read More.

U.S. county-by-county election tabulation systems

Was the 2020 presidential election "the most secure in American history” as claimed on Nov. 12, 2020 by the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency? Read More.

Garrett Ziegler awarded Press Freedom Prize, 2024

The Free Press Foundation announced that Garrett Ziegler has been awarded the Press Freedom Prize, 2024 “in recognition of your courage, investigative resourcefulness and dedication to public service in the spirit of the American Free Press." Read More.

4% of Haiti's population relocated to U.S. by Biden-Harris

Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris trudged to the border on Friday and vowed to fix “our broken immigration system.” Read More.

36 Georgia county GOPs back election security lawsuit

The DeKalb County Republican Party is being supported by 36 GOP county parties in a lawsuit filed against Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger alleging that the encryption keys for the software used in the state’s Dominion Voting system are not stored securely. Read More.

Trump: Denial of security increase is election interference

The Trump campaign believes that whoever is calling the shots in the White House these days seems intent on making it as difficult as possible for the Republican presidential candidate to hold the massive events he is accustomed to. Read More.