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Mental decline: Joe Biden and the 25th Amendment

Republican officials are calling on Team Biden to invoke the 25th Amendment following special counsel Robert Hur’s remarkable report that itemized extensive evidence of Joe Biden’s significant cognitive decline. Was the Department of Justice sending the White House a message? Read More.

Men dominate Toronto women's volleyball competition

Five biological males who identify as transgender dominated a Toronto women's college volleyball match on Jan. 24 in what one media outlet called a "sausage fest." Read More.

Without EVs, Ford's profit would be 50 percent higher

Electric vehicles (EVs) lost Ford $4.7 billion in 2023. Ford sees the EV losses deepening to between $5 billion and $5.5 billion this year. Read More.

Biden's team budgets $65 billion in bid to control the Internet

Joe Biden's infrastructure bill appropriated $65 billion to help expand access to high-speed internet — even though nearly everyone already has it. Read More.

Tucker and Putin: 'A conversation', not 'a talk show'

There is much that was newsworthy in Tucker Carlson's Feb. 6, 2024 interview with Russia's Vladimir Putin who was clearly prepared to take advantage of the opportunity to give a perspective on the Russia-Ukraine conflict that has been suppressed by the West. Read More.

Biden let 30,000 ‘special interest aliens’ with possible terror ties into U.S.

More than 30,000 special interest aliens (SIAs) with possible ties to terrorism or other "nefarious activity" were allowed through Joe Biden's open border and into the interior of the United States in the last 15 months, a report said. Read More.

Hemingway: U.S. elections ‘reminiscent of Soviet system’

Americans' trust in the electoral process is deteriorating rapidly, nearing the point it is becoming more "reminiscent" of the Soviet system, The Federalist Editor-In-Chief Mollie Hemingway told the House Administration Committee on Wednesday. Read More.

O'Keefe undercover: Illegals being used to enrich NGOs

Posted by O'Keefe Media Group founder James O'Keefe on Feb. 7. Read More.

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.