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NY Times backs call for genocide in South Africa

At the same time Big Media in the U.S. were warning that Donald Trump's post on Truth Social, saying "If you go after me, I'm coming after you," amounted to a threat, The New York Times said that a chant at a South African political rally which called for killing white people "should not be taken as a literal call to violence." Read More.

Levin: Supreme Court should halt DOJ's war on Trump

As the indictments against Donald Trump pile up, radio host and former Department of Justice chief of staff Mark Levin has ramped up his criticism of Attorney General Merrick Garland, special prosecutor Jack Smith, and Joe Biden, accusing them of forming a tag team aimed at keeping Trump out of the 2024 race or forbidding him from serving as president due to 14th Amendment restrictions. Read More.

Biden has migrants in outdoor cage in Arizona desert

Team Biden border authorities are holding migrants in an outdoor cage in the sweltering Arizona desert, a report said. Read More.

Joe Rogan on election fraud: ‘Something was going on’ in AZ

Should Joe Rogan be looking over his shoulder for a Jack Smith blindside indictment? Read More.

Contesting an election illegal only if you're Republican?

In his indictment of Donald Trump this week, Special Prosecutor Jack Smith was essentially saying that it is illegal to contest an election. Read More.

In unaired Fox interview, ex-Capitol Police chief says J6 a 'cover up'

In an interview given just before Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News, former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund insisted that events surrounding the Jan. 6 protest at the U.S. Capitol appear to have been a “cover up,” a report said. Read More.

Devon Archer spins on Tucker Carlson: Biden brand 'adds a lot of power'

While Joe Biden was in the midst of yet another Delaware vacation on Wednesday, Hunter Biden’s former business partner Devon Archer was telling Tucker Carlson how the first son leveraged his father’s political standing for business gain. Read More.

Trump indictments: Is timeline the real story?

As soon as Special Prosecutor Jack Smith announced his Jan. 6 indictment of former President Donald Trump on Tuesday, legal experts and media pundits were excitedly weighing in on both sides of the great partisan divide. Read More.

One GOP candidate gains but also stands up for Trump

The America First candidate who has backed Trump at every turn is the one gaining the most traction. That would be Vivek Ramaswamy. Read More.

The first ‘Axis of Evil’ celebrates in Pyongyang

While the fighting stopped, the Korean War was not ended by the 1953 armistice, so it is with great foreboding that 70 years later, the inheritors of that first Axis of Evil met again and even took to the parade dais. Read More.

Did Archer reveal 'greatest corruption scandal' in U.S.?

Devon Archer, told House investigators on Monday that Hunter Biden included then-Vice President Joe Biden on speakerphone over 20 times with business associates to sell “the brand.” Read More.

Frightening discoveries at illegal California bio lab

Code enforcement officers were initially called to a warehouse in the California farming town of Reedley to investigate an illegally attached garden hose, according to local reports. What they found was terrifying. Read More.

Phoenix says ‘queer-blended’ middle school is ‘necessary’

Aug. 1 marked the first day of school for students enrolled in Phoenix's new Queer Blended Learning Center (QBLC). Read More.

China's outsized influence at subservient UN

China has undue influence on UN agencies despite being only the sixth-largest contributor to the UN’s overall budget. Read More.

What was concealed on Hunter’s 16 messaging apps?

Joe Biden continues to insist that he knows nothing about his son Hunter Biden's foreign business deals. Read More.