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DOJ goes after 87-year-old pro-life demonstrator

The FBI has arrested an 87-year-old concentration camp survivor who peacefully protested at a Tennessee abortion clinic. Read More.

Chase Bank cancels Kanye, tolerated Epstein

JPMorgan Chase bank is dropping Kanye West as a client, giving the rapper until November to find a new entity to hold his multibillion-dollar Yeezy brand. Read More.

Gabbard blasts Democrats for risking nuclear war

Woke elitist warmongers have taken over the Democrat Party and driven the U.S. toward the brink of nuclear war, former Hawaii Democrat Rep. Tulsi Gabbard said in announcing she has left the party in which she ran for the 2020 nomination for president. Read More.

Three U.S. agencies funded Chinese virology research

Between 2015 and 2021, the Pentagon, CDC, and National Institutes of Health (NIH) supplied $28.9 million to Chinese universities and research centers, Governmental Accountability Office (GAO) auditors found. Read More.

FBI offered Steele $1 million to prove dossier

A witness at the trial of Igor Danchenko testified on Tuesday that the FBI, then under the direction of James Comey, offered Christopher Steele $1 million in October 2016 to "prove the allegations" in the Trump-Russia dossier that Steele authored. Read More.

Team Biden withholding 99% of records on Trump raid

Team Biden's National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is releasing only 65 pages out of over 1,600 pages of records related to the FBI's unprecedented raid on the home of former President Donald Trump, a government watchdog group said. Read More.

'Journalist' called child services on Virginia Republican

David Leavitt, an individual who on Twitter describes himself as an "award-winning multimedia journalist," first urged his followers to call and then said he called Virginia Child Protective Services (CPS) himself after Virginia state Senate candidate Tina Ramirez tweeted that she teaches her daughter "real American history." Read More.

Nuclear threats: Don't forget Kim Jong-Un

How can President Biden talk about “Armageddon” in Ukraine after Russia’s President Vladimir Putin boasts of Russia’s nuclear strength without also mentioning North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un’s threats to use nuclear weapons? Read More.

FBI used Russian asset to drive anti-Trump ops

The FBI's network of "confidential human sources" which were used to fuel the "Russia collusion" and Jan. 6 "disinformation" operations must be dealt with in the next session of Congress, Trump White House intelligence adviser Kash Patel said as the trial of primary Russia-born "dossier" source Igor Danchenko was set to begin on Tuesday. Read More.

Warnock got $7K monthly for housing as church evicted poor tenants

As senior pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Georgia Democrat Sen. Raphael Warnock was in 2021 receiving more than $7,000 per month for a housing allowance. The church also owns 99 percent of a residential building in Atlanta and has filed 12 eviction lawsuits against its residents, including a lawsuit against one tenant owing just $28.55 in back rent, a report said. Read More.

Pfizer admits Covid vax was not tested to stop spread

Pfizer admitted during a Tuesday hearing of the European Union parliament that its Covid vaccine was never tested to stop transmission of the virus, an EU parliament member said. Read More.

'Anarchy Princess' destroys Ashli Babbitt memorial at Capitol

A memorial erected on the U.S. Capitol steps in memory of slain Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt on what would have been her 37th birthday was destroyed on Monday by a social media personality with unknown political or financial motivations. Read More.

As protests shake Iran, U.S. envoys don't walk out at UN

Massive and spreading protests have rocked Iran in the wake of widening social discontent following the death of a woman Mahsa Amini, who died in police custody. Her crime? Not wearing the obligatory headscarf properly. Read More.

GOP to Georgia: terminate Konnech contract

In Georgia, DeKalb County’s Republican Chairwoman Marci McCarthy has requested that the county Elections Board terminate its contract with Konnech. Read More.

Democrats, media are losing the debate on debates

The propaganda arm of the Democrat Party, also known as the Legacy Media, have shifted into overdrive to protect their candidates with the 2022 midterms less than a month away. Read More.