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GOP landslide: Give 56 million American seniors a break

If former President Donald Trump and GOP candidates up and down the ticket play it right, Republicans will win a sweep of all major offices in 2024 — even with rigged elections. Because Democrats cannot overcome a landslide. Read More.

FBI won't release documents in MI vote fraud probe

The FBI has rejected a news organization's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request regarding a 2020 voter registration fraud case in Michigan. Read More.

Reports: Explosion in Uzbekistan caused by EV batteries

A 15-year-old boy was killed and 163 people were injured in a massive explosion in Tashkent, Uzbekistan on Thursday which reports say was triggered by detonating electric car batteries. Read More.

Oversight: Funds from China wired to Hunter at Joe's address

Chinese businesses wired $260,000 to Hunter Biden at Joe Biden's Wilmington, Delaware home in 2019 after the elder Biden had launched his presidential campaign, according to financial records obtained by the House Oversight Committee. Read More.

TikTok: The Chinese Communist Party's 'digital fentanyl'

TikTok talks money. Despite being an insidious influence on American culture and national security, TikTok has support from many monied and influential elite leaders in the U.S. Read More.

Strategists shocked by Biden strategic oil reserve policies

As China expands its reserves with low-cost oil from Russia, the Biden administration has allowed U.S. stocks in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) to hit their lowest levels in decades. Read More.

UN General Assembly debates Ukraine war, and moves on

The arc of history passed through the UN last week as the global Assembly debated and deliberated on the ongoing war in Ukraine. Read More.

IRS silent on investigation of 2020 ‘Zuckbucks’

Ahead of the 2020 election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan pumped $400 million into leftist groups such as the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) with the stated intent of aiding local officials in conducting elections during the Covid pandemic. Read More.

Unredacted U.S. history and the wisdom from 'Braveheart'

“Any society which suppresses the heritage of its conquered minorities, prevents their history or denies them their symbols, has sown the seeds of their own destruction.”— William Wallace, circa 1297-1305 Read More.

Analyst: Xi's long-term strategy extends beyond Earth

An "absolute requirement" in Xi Jinping's quest for Chinese Communist Party (CCP) world supremacy is the military conquest of Taiwan, an analyst noted. But that strategy extends far beyond planet Earth, he emphasized. Read More.

Trump: 'It's time Republicans learned how to fight'

In a rapid-fire tutorial, former President Donald Trump published a series of social media posts on Sunday, calling on Republicans in Congress to recognize that much more is at stake for the nation than just the budget showdown. Read More.

Meet the Romeikes: Team Biden has found a family it wants to deport

Uwe Romeike, the father of seven children, moved his family to Morristown, Tennessee from Germany in 2008. He applied for asylum after the German government fined him for homeschooling his children. "Now, they say, the U.S. government is trying to deport them." Read More.

U.S. taxpayers funding Ukraine state workers, farmers

U.S. tax dollars are also paying the salaries of 57,000 of Ukraine's state employees, are subsidizing private businesses and helping them gain new customers overseas via USAID, and are even buying seed and fertilizer for Ukrainian farmers. Read More.

Ukraine game-changer? It's a kayak with a grenade launcher

According to ABC News, “Ukrainian engineers and special forces soldiers tested what they believe can be a game-changer in the Ukrainian counteroffensive: the Poloz-M16.” Read More.

Sen. Tuberville saluted for stand against Swamp power

Actions speak louder than words. One Republican senator has demonstrated what not backing down to the Democrat Left looks like. Read More.