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Team Biden is giving enemies 'tools to undermine U.S.'

Team Biden's open border policies are a fundamental threat to America’s national security "in ways not felt since the early days of WWII," wrote former U.S. Pacific Fleet Director of Intelligence James Fanell in a blunt analysis that suggested the U.S. public is unaware of the gravity of the situation. Read More.

Taiwan same-day election resuls bad news for the CCP

Lai Ching-te, the least preferred candidate of communist China, was victorious in Taiwan's presidential election on Saturday. Read More.

National security catastrophe: Joe Biden's open borders

Have you seen the polls? Most Americans are angry and shocked about our open borders. They are literally in shock that any U.S. president would allow this to happen. A huge majority defines this as an "invasion." A huge majority also says this is a national security crisis. Read More.

Texas doctor: Dozens of officials call for removing Covid vaccine

A Texas doctor on Friday said the list of candidates and elected officials calling for the Covid shots to be removed from the market continues to grow. Read More.

Citing weak demand, Hertz rental car company dumps 20,000 EVs

Hertz Global Holdings Inc. said it will sell off 20,000 electric vehicles (EVs) due to weak demand and high repair costs. Read More.

American journalist dies in prison in Ukraine

Gonzalo Lira, an American journalist who was being held in prison in Ukraine, has died, Tucker Carlson reported on Friday. Read More.

Election year: U.S. and UK's risky gamble in the Red Sea

Islamic Iran is pulling the puppet strings, and its local stooges are jumping to them threatening global commerce. But beyond Hamas terrorists in Gaza, or the Hizbullah in southern Lebanon, this new seaborne threat has emerged in the oft overlooked Red Sea, a vital waterway connecting the Mediterranean with the Arabian Sea. Read More.

In Poland, a constitutional crisis over globalist coup

Poland's newly-selected Prime Minister Donald Tusk, a dedicated acolyte of Klaus Schwab globalism, ordered security personnel to storm the nation’s presidential palace, still occupied by conservative President Andrzej Duda, and take two elected ministers from the former Law and Justice (PiS) government to prison. Read More.

Criminal complaint filed against Fulton County DA Willis

All hell's broken loose in Georgia where a sizable proportion of the population is said to be embarrassed and disgusted by the national news that is being made in their state. Read More.

Wisconsin judge puts the brakes on Zuckerberg's voting van

A mobile voting van in Wisconsin that was funded by Mark Zuckerberg and used in the 2022 elections is illegal, a judge ruled on Monday. Read More.

Austin, Biden's most prominent diversity hire, 'went AWOL'

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was diagnosed with prostate cancer in December and had undergone surgery to treat it. He had been hospitalized on New Year’s Day due to complications in what the Department of Defense (DoD) described at the time as an “elective medical procedure.” Read More.

Evasive Fauci finally admits lab leak theory not conspiracy

During congressional hearings on Monday and Tuesday, former White House Covid czar Anthony Fauci ducked more than 100 questions on the Covid pandemic, including key queries on his ties to the Wuhan, China lab where the virus is believed to have originated. Read More.

For Left, violence is key to 2024; this time target is Jews

In 2024, with a presidential election heating up, chaos and intimidation have returned. This time, the targets are Jews. Read More.

Biologist: Data suggest 17 million died from Covid shots

The global death toll from the Covid injections is about 17 million, biologist Dr. Bret Weinstein said, citing a September 2023 study titled "COVID-19 vaccine-associated mortality in the Southern Hemisphere." Read More.

In Georgia's Fulton County, sex scandal hits the Fani

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis hired a married man she was having an affair with to prosecute Donald Trump and financially benefited from their relationship, according to a court motion filed Monday. Read More.