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Brazil destroys rainforest to build road for climate summit

Brazil has destroyed an eight-mile stretch of protected Amazon rainforest in order to build a new four-lane highway in time for a one-time event — the COP30 climate summit. Read More.

Iran backed in corner by secret Trump-Putin deal?

Iran has been adamant about not wanting to open diplomatic channels with U.S. President Donald Trump. But the regime of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be pressed to abandon that stance if Trump works out some kind of deal with one of Iran’s top allies, Russia. Read More.

Security clearances for top Obama-Biden officials revoked

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced on Monday that security clearances have been revoked for several prominent Obama and Biden administration officials. Read More.

How did Rep. Crockett come to lead anti-Trump resistance?

How did Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett rise to become a leader in the anti-Trump resistance? Read More.

Trump buys a Tesla

President Donald Trump bought a Tesla on Tuesday. Read More.

Report: Biden-Harris prioritized DEI to the tune of $1 trillion

A new study conducted by the Functional Government Initiative and the Center for Renewing America reveals just how obsessed the Biden-Harris Administration was with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Read More.

DOGE discovery: Fed loans went to very old, and very young

The federal government handed out $333 million in taxpayer dollars in the form of loans to individuals over age 115 and another $312 million to children age 11 and under, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) found. Read More.

Trump offers U.S. citizenship for South African farmers

President Donald Trump on Friday ceased all U.S. funding to South Africa and opened a pathway to fast-track U.S. citizenship for farmers who are having their land confiscated by the South African government. Read More.

Time for largely tax-free universities to pay their fair share

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith is suggesting a tax on the $840 billion college endowments. These endowments will soon eclipse $1 trillion in size — more money than the entire GDP of many countries. Read More.

Trump revokes security clearances for Perkins Coie

During the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) paid the Perkins Coie law firm more than $1 million to hire opposition research firm Fusion GPS to distribute the bogus Trump-Russia dossier. Read More.

Hunter Biden files to drop lawsuit against Ziegler

With sales of his "art" tanking, the cold shoulder treatment coming from former benefactors, and no daddy in high places to auction off access to, Hunter Biden apparently is broke and unable to continue his lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler, whose Marco Polo research group published on online database of Hunter's "laptop from hell." Read More.

More DOGE cuts: Alpaca farming in Peru, Dick Cheney Federal Building in Wyoming

As of March 4, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reports it has terminated 2,334 contracts totaling $8 billion in savings, 3,489 grant terminations for roughly $10 billion in savings, and 748 lease terminations totaling about $660 million in savings. Read More.

Covid lawsuit: China ordered to pay Missouri $24 billion

A federal judge on Friday awarded Missouri a $24 billion judgment against China in a Covid lawsuit. Read More.

MAGA Musk has Soros lefties in perma meltdown mode

Since Elon Musk went MAGA, leftists have turned on Tesla. Protests have been staged at Tesla dealerships across the USA. Read More.

Ukraine-U.S. at the crossroads; Time for a reality check

A made for TV political smackdown in the White House between two uneasy allies, a flood of recriminations, followed the incendiary face-off during the high stakes meetings between President Donald Trump’s team and the visiting Ukrainian delegation. The fear that the pending Ukrainian peace plan had already gone off the rails haunted world capitals. Read More.