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Mail-in ballots enable Dems to keep control of PA state House

Thanks to a massive advantage in mail-in voting, Pennsylvania House Democrats won a special election on Tuesday which enabled them to maintain control of the lower chamber of the state legislature. Read More.

Report: Brennan asked foreign intel to spy on Trump

U.S. intelligence chiefs, including anti-Trump CIA Director John Brennan, enlisted the help of the "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance to surveil Donald Trump’s associates and "share the intelligence they acquired with U.S. agencies,” sources told three independent journalists who broke the story on Feb. 13. Read More.

Did Biden White House coordinate Trump indictments?

The lead prosecutors in three separate cases against former President Donald Trump all met with Biden White House aides before any indictments were handed down. Read More.

‘Conflict-resolution’ NGO helped Iran sell its nuke program

In 2014, a time when Iran had few friends in the West, then-foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif set out to persuade the world to accept Iran’s developing nuclear program. Read More.

NCAA official quits over trans takeover of women's sports

A member of the NCAA Committee on Infractions resigned from his position on Friday over the organization’s policy which allows biological males to compete in women's sports. Read More.

Bobulinski: China compromised Obama White House via Biden

“The Chinese Communist Party through its surrogate, China Energy Company Limited, or ‘CEFC’ — a CCP-linked Chinese energy conglomerate — successfully sought to infiltrate and compromise Joe Biden and the Obama-Biden White House," former Biden family business partner-turned-whistleblower Tony Bobulinski said in testimony before House impeachment investigators on Tuesday. Read More.

Covid jab tyrants shift to emotional manipulation

Establishment physicians are now being tasked with the difficult chore of normalizing an experimental gene therapy falsely described as a “vaccine” as a routine and regular part of patient health care. Read More.

Lawsuit: VA illegally cut benefits of J6 defendants

A lawsuit filed against the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) alleges that J6 defendants had their benefits reduced or removed pre-trial, which is against the VA's stated policy. Read More.

At risk: U.S. strategic ties with key central Pacific islands

U.S. strategic control of the Central Pacific depends on Compacts of Free Association (COFA) treaties with Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Marshall Islands. Read More.

Michelle Obama replacing Biden? 'No way in hell'

For months before special counsel Robert Hur's report which details the cognitive decline of Joe Biden, political pundits speculated that Democrats would dump the 81-year-old and nominate someone else at the party's convention in August. Read More.

D.C. jury: Climate skeptics defamed climate scientist they criticized

A Washington, D.C. jury has come to the conclusion, 12 years later, that climate scientist Michael Mann was the victim of defamation by climate change skeptics. Read More.

Many moving parts in the Middle East maze

The attack on Tower 22 was a accident waiting to happen. And it did. But then following the deadly drone assault on this exposed U.S. base in Jordan killing three soldiers, the clock started ticking. Unleashing massive American retaliatory airstrikes responding to the Iranian militia attacks on U.S. forces were just a matter of time. Read More.

2020 mail-in ballot study: Trump 'almost certainly' won

Without the massive expansion of voting by mail, President Donald Trump would have "almost certainly" won re-election in 2020, according to a new study which examined the likely impact that fraudulent mail-in ballots had in the 2020 vote. Read More.

Marines officer relieved of duty for Afghan criticism gets appeal hearing

Marine Corps Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, who in August of 2021 was relieved of his duties after he posted a video demanding “accountability” from senior leaders for failures in Afghanistan, has been granted an appeal by the Naval Discharge Review Board. Read More.

Trump storms South Carolina, sets new rules for foreign aid

Following a campaign rally that saw him address a massive crowd inside Coastal Carolina University's HTC Center in Conway, South Carolina, and thousands more outside the arena, Donald Trump laid out what he said would be new rules for how the United States goes about distributing aid to foreign nations. Read More.