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Unthinkable? Don’t rule out biological war against Taiwan

It would not be unthinkable that China’s first attack on Taiwan would be releasing a deadly pathogen in violation of the Biological Weapons Convention, analysts say. Read More.

CDC vax schedule vote ignored public comments, physicians’ warnings

The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted on Thursday to recommend the Covid-19 jab be added to the 2023 childhood and adult vaccination schedules despite thousands of negative comments from Americans and warnings from several physicians that the vaccine is potentially more harmful than beneficial for children. Read More.

Killer released by Philly DA wanted for another murder

A convicted murderer who was released from prison early by George Soros-backed Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner is now wanted in connection to a murder committed last month. Read More.

United Nations elects new human rights guardians

The UN General Assembly just concluded its election for fourteen new members in the Human Rights Council. Delegates have chosen a conclave of candidates who sit in somber judgement of global freedoms and virtues, though ironically, many of these new members selected are actually among the very abusers and rights violators the Council is presumably monitoring. Read More.

Report: 459 violations of law on Hunter's laptop

Trump White House advisor Garrett Ziegler said his research group Marco Polo has published a major report on Hunter Biden's "laptop from hell" and sent its findings to all 535 members of the House and Senate as well as jurisdictions where alleged crimes by Joe Biden’s son took place. Read More.

AZ won't comply with Biden's order to remove border barrier

Officials in Arizona say they will not comply with the Biden administration's order to remove shipping containers which were stacked to serve as a temporary border barrier. Read More.

Black Caucus backs white Dem over black GOP woman

The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is backing incumbent Indiana Democrat Rep. Frank Mrvan over GOP candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green in Indiana's 1st Congressional District. Read More.

NC female volleyball severly injured after being hit by spike by trans opponent

A biological male playing on a North Carolina girls high school volleyball team unleashed such a powerful spike that it resulted in severe head and neck injuries to the opposing female player who was hit by it. Read More.

Hunter's China connection worked for PLA intel unit

A Chinese billionaire linked to large cash payments to Hunter Biden and the Biden family worked for a unit of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) involved in covert influence operations against the United States, a report said. Read More.

Durham evidence damned unindicted FBI

Special counsel John Durham was not expected to get a guilty verdict in the trial of Trump-Russia dossier main source Igor Danchenko. Read More.

Biden family got interest-free $5 million loan from China

The Biden family in 2017 cashed in on a zero-interest, forgivable loan from an energy company in communist China, according to an Oct. 18 report which cited evidence in the possession of the FBI and from Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley. Read More.

Biden economy: Average 401(k) down $34,000 this year

Americans on average have seen their 401(k) accounts lose $34,000 in value in 2022, according to new economic research. Read More.

Woke NHL apologizes for 84% white workforce

Most of the players in the National Hockey League (NHL) are as white as the ice they skate on. What's up with that? Read More.

Konnech gave China access to 'astounding' amount of data

Los Angeles County prosecutor Eric Neff alleges that the Michigan-based Konnech election software company gave "Chinese contractors" access to "astounding" amounts of U.S. voter data in what may be "the largest data breach in United States history." Read More.

Top epidemiologist: Lockdowns were never necessary

Research by eminent epidemiologist Dr. John Ioannidis of Stanford University shows the infection mortality rate (IFR) of Covid-19 was lower than originally reported and "shows us what we have been arguing for 2 years, to strongly protect the elderly and leave the rest of non-elderly society alone, free, no lockdowns or school closures, no mandates, no vaccine," Dr. Paul Alexander noted. Read More.