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How to pull off a bribery scheme with total impunity

Maintaining an international bribery operation is hard work. Keeping the money flowing in without getting busted by the authorities can be tricky. Read More.

Studies: Cardiovascular deaths from Covid shots underreported

Three recent peer-reviewed studies provide evidence that the mRNA Covid shots have caused thousands of sudden or very quick deaths from cardiovascular catastrophes in people under the age of 50, a report said. Read More.

'81 Million Votes My A**': Voters agree on 2020 fraud

How credible is the U.S. Government and the coming 2024 elections with the American people? Read More.

EV maker which got millions in taxpayer funds files for bankruptcy

A manufacturer of electric vehicles which received millions in U.S. taxpayer funds via grants and tax breaks has filed for bankruptcy. Read More.

Team Biden's Iran deal alienates all sides

As with many tenets of the previous administration’s foreign policy, the Biden administration has shown little interest in maintaining the Abraham Accords — until now. Read More.

Levin on leaked Trump audio: ‘Jack Smith must go to prison’

Former President Donald Trump's legal team should ask for an immediate dismissal of charges in the Espionage Act case against Trump following the Department of Justice's leaking of an audio clip to CNN, radio and TV host Mark Levin said. Read More.

Could 'The Big Guy' really face impeachment?

Whistleblower testimony alleges that Joe Biden was a willing participant in his son's foreign business deals. According to one bombshell document, Joe Biden was in the room when Hunter Biden sent a threatening WhatsApp message to Chinese businessman Henry Zhao demanding to know why Zhao had not held up his side of an undisclosed deal. Read More.

China targets tiny Pacific Islands with close ties to U.S.

The Pacific island nations of Palau, Marshall Islands, and Micronesia, known as the Freely Associated States (FAS), have long granted the United States extensive defense and security access, including the right to base at and deny entry to the FAS by someone else’s military. Read More.

Report: FBI threatened agents questioning J6 response

Agents who questioned the FBI's investigative response to the Jan. 6, 2021 protest at the U.S. Capitol were threatened with losing their jobs, according to whistleblower testimony. Read More.

Media's in-depth look at Biden scandal: 'Nothing to see here'

NBC News reported that the Biden White House has no plans to address the IRS whistleblower allegations. That is about as in-depth as regime media will go in covering the bombshell revelations which put Joe Biden at the scene of a conversation with one of his son's business partners. Joe Biden has continually denied knowing anything about his son's foreign business deals. Read More.

Pelosi: Term limits for Supreme Court — but not Congress

Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the 83-year-old California Democrat who has been a member of Congress for 36 years, says there should be term limits for Supreme Court justices. Read More.

New revelations generate Biden impeachment talk

Sen. Ted Cruz said members of the House of Representatives should consider impeaching Joe Biden following the release on Thursday of IRS whistleblower allegations in the Hunter Biden investigation. Read More.

Lab-grown chicken cleared for commercial sale in USA

The crucial battle to preserve food integrity has suffered two major blows in recent weeks. The U.S. Department of Agriculture on June 21 approved the sale of lab-grown chicken product while in Australia, a major push to have cattle inoculated with unproven mRNA animal vaccines is moving forward. Read More.

Is Attorney General Garland guilty of criminal obstruction?

The release on Thursday of congressional testimony from two whistleblowers detailed highly disturbing actions from top officials to slow walk and undermine the investigation into alleged Biden family influence-peddling. Read More.

Died suddenly: Dominican pro basketball player who blamed Covid jab for myocarditis

Dominican professional basketball player Oscar Cabrera Adames died suddenly on Thursday of a heart attack while undergoing a stress test at a health center in Santo Domingo. He was 28. Read More.