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FBI pulled whistleblower's clearance for views on Trump, vax

An FBI whistleblower had his top secret security clearance pulled after the J6 protest as agents interrogated his colleagues about his support for President Donald Trump and whether he objected to the Covid vaccine, according to internal files from the bureau’s Security Division. Read More.

Prosecutor who spoke about integrity sentenced to 7 years for stealing $15 million in Covid funds

An Atlanta prosecutor who once said on a podcast that she would never degrade herself "for a dolla" was sentenced to seven years and three months in prison on Friday for stealing $15 million in Covid relief funds. Read More.

Illegals crossing northern border in record numbers

Joe Biden does not discriminate when it comes to open borders. Illegals are pouring in from the south and the north. Read More.

Lock her up? AOC fears Trump will throw her in jail if he wins

No one has ever accused Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of having a flair for the dramatic. Have they? Read More.

Polls: Conviction not a factor; Hispanics breaking for Trump

Two new polls show that Donald Trump's felony conviction will likely not be a factor in November's vote while Hispanics continue to break big for the former president. Read More.

Biden's light bulb Gestapo now aims at LED replacements for banned incandescents

Having already banned the manufacture of incandescent light bulbs, Team Biden has trained its climate Gestapo on the LED bulb in the latest example of satire as news. Read More.

Court reinstates Los Angeles school employees' challenge to vax mandate

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) employees challenging the district's Covid vaccine mandate. Read More.

What? Team USA leaves Caitlin Clark off Olympics roster

On Saturday, the Team USA women's basketball roster for this summer's Paris Olympic Games was announced. Clark is not on the roster. Read More.

Macron dissolves National Assembly after EU election defeat

President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday dissolved France’s National Assembly after Marine Le Pen’s conservative National Rally party trounced Macron's forces in European Union elections that according to exit polls maintained the momentum of anti-immigration and populist forces in other key EU states including Germany and Belgium. Read More.

Nixon on tape: Did the CIA conspire against him?

The United States Intelligence Community comes under the executive branch headed by the president. And yet two pivotal Republican presidents in recent American history found themselves in a death struggle with their own spy chiefs. Read More.

Woke war on beauty: Man, morbidly obese woman win pageants

In the woke world of beauty they are a woman and a plus-size model. Read More.

Global rule: Pfizer’s role in Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset

Do Americans understand that Pfizer is fulfilling a specific stated goal of Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset? Read More.

Hunter Biden trial: Taking out the trash in Wilmington

“A total mess,” posted researcher Garrett Ziegler about the Hunter Biden trial he is attending. Read More.

With convictions cleared, McCloskeys want their guns back

During the riots of the summer of 2020, Mark McCloskey emerged from his home with an AR-15-style rifle, and Patricia McCloskey waved a semi-automatic pistol as a mob broke into their gated community in St. Louis. Read More.

Navarro assesses 'lawfare' strategy against Trump

In a prison interview with Breitbart News, Peter Navarro, the former top economic aide in President Donald Trump’s White House, said the cases against himself and Trump were "unrestrained lawfare designed to interfere with the 2024 election." He sees parallels between the precedent-shattering treatment of Trump, himself and independent media personality Steve Bannon. Read More.