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D.C. judge's ruling puts Bowe Bergdahl back in the news

You may have figured that you'd heard the last of Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier who deserted his regiment in Afghanistan and subsequently was convicted of the offense in a court martial at which he plead guilty. But the story of the ex-sergeant has taken a new turn as Bergdahl is doing his best to shake loose of his mistakes and misconduct. Read More.

Japanese PM's message to Congress: 'All hands on deck'

It's not often an American ally and partner addresses the U.S. Congress; but when they do, it’s time to listen. Read More.

Team Biden's strategy: Keep Trump tied up in court

Team Biden's lawfare strategy against Donald Trump and key attorneys who have supported him has reached the stage where the tactic is to keep the former president tied up in court and unable to campaign so Democrats can carry the 81-year-old Joe Biden over the finish line Weekend at Bernie's-style. Read More.

John Stossel: Team Biden eyes ability to shut down your car

The $1.2 trillion Biden infrastructure bill includes a kill switch for new cars that would allow the feds to shut down the vehicles at any time, according to investigative journalist John Stossel. Read More.

The Biden laptop: Real sex crimes documented

The sex-related crimes on the Biden Laptop were not so-called “victimless crimes.” The international human trafficking and pimp networks that Hunter patronized need to be exposed and will hopefully, in time, be stomped out. Read More.

GOP legislation requires proof of citizenship to vote

Former President Donald Trump, in a Friday press conference that included House Speaker Mike Johnson, announced his support for House Republicans' legislation which would require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote. Read More.

Gaza ceasefire and the future of Western civilization

The United States should demand a Gaza ceasefire — from Hamas. Read More.

Trans runner is 2nd among girls, would have been near bottom among boys

Video of a biological male who identifies as female setting a record in the 200 meters at a high school track meet in Oregon has sparked outrage. Read More.

Hunter Biden laptop: Bringing clarity to a 'thick fog of lies'

The Biden Laptop suppression operation by the corporate press, social media oligopoly, and officials associated with the intelligence community was only possible because of the now-verified hoax that Russians hacked the DNC in 2016. Read More.

Dutch MEP urges U.S.: Stop the globalist takeover

Dutch Member of European Parliament Rob Roos says the incredibly disconnected global elite ruling class has decided that human beings are “living wrongly” and, quite literally, that “everything must change.” Read More.

ATF raid: What really happened to Bryan Malinowski?

Last month Bryan Malinowski, the director of Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, died after being shot by ATF agents. He was 53. Read More.

Trump: End NPR funding after staffer's broadside

Former President Donald Trump said not one more dollar of public funds should be going to National Public Radio (NPR) after a bombshell essay by a long-time editor at the taxpayer-subsidized network said it should "stop telling the public how to think." Read More.

Guess which companies are paying nearly zero taxes?

President Joe Biden keeps lecturing corporate America to "pay your fair share" of taxes. It turns out he's right that some companies really are getting away scot-free from paying taxes. Read More.

Catherine Herridge blasts CBS over seizure of her Biden files

CBS News crossed a "red line" when, after firing her, it seized her files which included information on the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, investigative reporter Catherine Herridge told a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday. Read More.

Gary Player at Masters: 'Time America started doing more for their own'

Three-time Masters champion Gary Player, a native of South Africa, said at the 2024 Masters tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia that it's about time America did more for its own. Read More.