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DOJ restores merit-based hiring to federal agencies

The Department of Justice on Friday terminated a Carter Administration rule that hamstrung federal agencies from conducting merit-based hiring. Read More.

DOJ launches Russiagate investigation in Florida

It was not good news, and therefore not newsworthy for the mainstream media, when the Trump Department of Justice signaled it would empanel a grand jury, possibly in Florida, to investigate the Russiagate hoax, acting on a criminal referral from Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard. Read More.

Lawsuit: Hospital in California hid evidence linking 'surge' in stillbirths to Covid jab

Data linking a “catastrophic surge” in the number of stillbirths among women to the Covid shots was hidden by a California hospital, according to a lawsuit filed in the Superior Court of California, Fresno County. Read More.

Analysis: China’s obsession with Taiwan is poorly understood

Why does the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regard the conquest of Taiwan as essential to its quest for global dominance? Read More.

What should happen to elites found guilty of treason?

The FBI needs to confiscate the passports of Obama and Hillary immediately. Read More.

Trump fires Labor Statistics chief who 'rigged' jobs data

President Donald Trump has fired the Biden-appointed commissioner of Labor Statistics who he said had "rigged" the job numbers to "make Republicans, and me look bad." Read More.

Checkmate: How President Trump outmaneuvered AI

After President Donald Trump's maneuvering, AI companies now "face an unavoidable reality: to keep their federal contracts, they must retrain their AI systems to eliminate woke bias. Read More.

Fulton County 2020 voting records are still a big secret

The Georgia State Election Board’s three-member Republican majority voted on Wednesday to ask the U.S. Department of Justice to force Fulton County to turn over documents from the 2020 election. Read More.

Hanson on Cincinnati racially-fueled brawl ignored by major media

Victor Davis Hanson noted the "disturbing, racially charged street fight" in Cincinnati this past weekend "has been all but ignored by the corporate media." Read More.

Trump takes on Big Tech bias with AI executive order

President Donald Trump on July 23 signed an executive order banning the federal government from using woke AI systems. Read More.

Child trafficking: Illegal 'sponsors', dark web targeted

The Trump Administration has arrested 442 child migrant "sponsors" on suspicion of child abuse or other crimes and has shut down four child exploitation sites on the dark web. Read More.

Study: Covid shots saved 2.5 million lives, not 19.5 million

The Covid injections saved 2.5 million lives between 2020 and 2024, according to a new Stanford University-led study. That's about 17 million fewer than major media reports had suggested. Read More.

Trump tariff warning leads to Thailand, Cambodia ceasefire

U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats led Thailand and Cambodia to agree to a ceasefire which ended five days of fighting along their disputed border. Read More.

Poll: The U.S. state of mind depends on the media feed

If you want to know how any American is feeling these days, it depends on which media are feeding his or her world view, new polling shows. Read More.

Think about what 2025 would be like without Trump

This Epstein controversy has been obscuring the fact that this has been the greatest start to any presidency in history. And a remarkable past two weeks. And even a remarkable past 24 hours. Trump is hitting home runs. Read More.