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Nord Stream sabotage: Trump offers to broker deal to end war

Following reports on Tuesday that three leaks in Russia's Nord Stream pipelines were acts of sabotage, former President Donald Trump called for a negotiated deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war and offered to mediate it. Read More.

Coup rumors recall perpetual CCP instability

It was a weekend in which globalists should take pause before they nominate the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to succeed the United States as the preferred preeminent source of moral example and power-political leadership. Read More.

FBI seizes phone of election integrity activist

The FBI seized the phone of an Ohio election integrity advocate who had toured the country to deliver testimony on 2020 election irregularities and fraud. Read More.

Romulus Report: Facing the abyss

The general stock market has acted like a nut through the summer. Read More.

‘Fascist’? Media disturbed by Italy PM Meloni's family values

Though leftist pundits were quick to compare Giorgia Meloni to wartime fascist leader Benito Mussolini, conservative analysts noted that legacy media are more disturbed by Meloni's dedication to traditional family values, opposition to gender ideology and the LGBT lobby, as well as support for strong borders and an end to mass migration. Read More.

Stock market has lost $7.6 trillion on Biden's watch

Donald Trump predicted that if Joe Biden got into the White House "the stock market will crash." Was he wrong? Read More.

Mastriano: Arrest of PA pro-life activist 'abuse of power'

FBI agents on Saturday morning stormed the Pennsylvania home of pro-life activist Mark Houck. What crime could Houck have committed to prompt some 25 FBI agents to arrest Houck in front of his crying children? Read More.

Biden ordered Postal Service to track gun rights activists

The Biden administration ordered operatives employed by the U.S. Postal Service to monitor the activities of gun rights activists, a report said. Read More.

Forgotten commandment: 'Honor your father and mother'

As most Americans now realize, America is experiencing a societal breakdown. Read More.

Will new wave of protests finally topple Iran's clerics?

Most of Iran’s 36 provinces saw mass demonstrations in September 2022 against the clerical Government of the Islamic Republic, and, as with earlier periodic waves of demonstrations, each occurrence prompts the question: Is this the outburst which topples the clerics? Read More.

Tech Platforms censoring anti-groomer content

Individuals and groups who are speaking out against the "sexualizing and medicalizing" of children are being censored and purged from Big Tech platforms, reports say. Read More.

Poll: 95% oppose Democrat policies favoring release of violent criminals

What is about to happen in Illinois is already happening in Democrat strongholds across the country and a new poll found that the overwhelming majority of voters oppose policies that allow for the release of violent criminals Read More.

Complaint: GA voting machines were not certified for 2020

In an official complaint filed with the Georgia State Board of Elections on Sept. 12, investigative journalists Kevin Moncla and David Cross said they have evidence that Georgia’s elections have not been legal or valid since 2017, the last time the state's electronic voting systems were certified for use. Read More.

Russia-Ukraine war: A propaganda-free perspective

Many Americans see the Russia-Ukraine War as an extension of the 1945-1991 Cold War that pitted the U.S. and its NATO alliance against the former Soviet Union. Read More.

Whistleblower: FBI cooking books on domestic terror

An FBI agent who refused to participate in SWAT raids he believed violated bureau policy was suspended after complaining to his supervisors that the FBI was exaggerating the threat of so called "right-wing" domestic terrorism, a report said. Read More.