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Before Musk took reins, Twitter was 'like Pravda ... a state publication'

Before he took over the reins at Twitter, Elon Musk said the social media platform was "completely" under the control of the far Left and was essentially a "state publication." Read More.

Archives: Biden sent 82,000 emails using fake names

Due to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, the National Archives has located 82,000 pages of emails written by Joe Biden under different names. Read More.

Agents pulled off trafficking cases to make sandwiches for illegals

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents who were investigating cases involving child trafficking and sexual exploitation have been reassigned to make sandwiches for illegal aliens, a whistleblower told Congress. Read More.

EVs: Can't bribe Americans to buy cars they don't want

Amazingly, less than 10% of all new car sales over the last two years were EVs. This is despite the fact that the U.S. government is writing a $7,500 check to people for buying an EV, and some states are kicking in $5,000 more. Read More.

Officials in Ukraine are 'stealing like there's no tomorrow'

Having already committed $113 billion in U.S. taxpayer money to Ukraine, Team Biden is pleading with Congress to send another $61.4 billion Volodymyr Zelensky's way by tying the funding to emergency funding for Israel and the U.S. border crisis. Read More.

The Clintons., Qatar and revival of anti-Israel global consensus

Long the status quo at the United Nations and among rogue states, anti-Israel fervor is now spreading to the West through migration to Europe and on anti-American U.S. campuses. Read More.

Facial feminization surgery for trans troops on the taxpayers' dime

U.S. military personnel are not only undergoing sex change surgeries on the taxpayers' dime, they’re also receiving additional treatments such as “facial feminization.” Read More.

Media attack Covid vax critics in wake of Matthew Perry’s death

Actor Matthew Perry, 54, was found dead at his Los Angeles home on Oct. 28. His cause of death is still unknown and pending a medical examiner’s investigation. Read More.

Overlooked: Qatar's role in ongoing 'Clash of Civilizations'

Qatar is in the news because of its role in negotiating for the release of hostages seized in the Oct. 7 terror attack on Israel by Hamas. The negotiations failed. Read More.

GOP also-rans urged to drop out and back Trump

The chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is calling on all 2024 GOP candidates for president to drop out and support Donald Trump. Read More.

Report: NZ excess deaths skyrocketed afer jab rollout

The head of a New Zealand political party has cited leaked documents as saying that tens of thousands of the country’s population have died from the Covid injections. Read More.

Failing wind companies to be bailed out by Team Biden?

Team Biden is preparing a bailout package for the offshore wind industry that it already heavily subsidizes, a report said. Read More.

Conservative? Nikki Haley and the America First hatefest

Nikki Haley is not going to be the Republican presidential nominee in 2024. This much we know. But something more than rejection appears to be happening. Lanes of relevance are being obliterated in the GOP today. Read More.

Political tsunami sweeps southern hemisphere

A remote South Pacific island nation of merely 5 million souls known for the Kiwi, its All Blacks Rugby team, and some pretty good wines was sadly hobbled by a woke progressive government who turned the once idyllic place into a land beset by inflation, unaffordable housing and rampant crime and gangs. Read More.

Paxton sues feds for cutting border fence razor wire

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is back in action soon after his return to office after winning acquittal in the Texas Senate over accusations of corruption and bribery. Read More.