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Stunning lies in Pfizer vaccine trials documents

A group of 3,000 highly credentialed doctors, RNs, biostatisticians, medical fraud investigators, lab clinicians and research scientists are pouring over the 55,000 internal Pfizer documents which the FDA had asked a court to keep under wraps for 75 years. Read More.

Gabe Kapler: 'Woke Sports Bro' contiunes his crusade

Gabe Kapler is using the National Anthem as a political prop — again. Read More.

No surprise: D.C. jury acquits Clinton attorney Sussmann

After deliberating for about six hours, jurors on Tuesday found 2016 Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann not guilty on a charge of lying to the FBI about his motives for bringing the bureau research allegedly linking Donald Trump to Russia. Read More.

How WEF elites plan to track your every move

Combining improved facial recognition technology with geolocation identifiers, the globalists at the World Economic Forum "have a recipe for absolute chaos," researcher Brett Solomon warned. Read More.

Latest athletes to die suddenly: British soccer star, German boxer

A 39-year-old British soccer star and a 38-year-old German boxer are the latest athletes to die suddenly, reports say. Read More.

Feds admit voting systems have ‘vulnerabilities’

The federal government is now admitting that, yes, there are "vulnerabilities" in the Dominion machines. However, they insist, there is "no indication" election results were altered due to those "vulnerabilities." Read More.

Armed woman stops shooting at grad party

A woman who was legally carrying a handgun shot and killed a man who had opened fire on a graduation party in Charleston, West Virginia, police say. Read More.

Report: Gore's firm tied to China slave labor, censorship

Al Gore's investment fund which is dedicated to environmental and social justice has investments in companies which are profiting from Chinese slave labor and Internet censorship, a report said. Read More.

Can lawyer's deep pockets salvage Hunter’s reputation?

A Los Angeles entertainment attorney who loaned Hunter Biden more than $2 million to pay off his tax debts has assembled a team of 30 lawyers and launched a public relations campaign aimed at discrediting the so-called "laptop from Hell" and providing a much-needed boost to the reputation of Joe Biden's son. Read More.

May 30, 2022: USA will remain free only if we follow their example

The future is daunting, but if we prevail it will be because the path ahead was cleared for us by our relatives and friends who willingly made the ultimate sacrifice so that we and our descendants can live in God-given freedom. Read More.

Trump: ‘Sick people’ in DC are ‘greatest danger’

The "greatest danger" to the United States is the "sick people" running the show in the Washington, D.C. Swamp, former President Donald Trump said at a rally in Casper, Wyoming on Saturday. Read More.

Inflation, energy shortages 'worth it,' Davos elites told

The CEO of Norway’s largest financial services group told the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland that the runaway inflation and energy shortages that are devastating for families worldwide are "worth it." Read More.

Vets still locked in 'American Gulag' for Jan. 6 protest

A group fighting for the rights of Jan. 6 detainees issued a Memorial Day weekend tribute honoring slain veteran Ashli Babbitt and the veterans still locked up in the "American Gulag" and elsewhere. Read More.

Uvalde: Unreported non-gun factors

Uvalde shooter Salvador Rolando Ramos "was a walking advertisement for the moral bankruptcy of modern America and the hollowing out of the American home." Read More.

Maricopa: 20,000 ballots counted after 2020 deadline

An election integrity group has discovered via a public records request that thousands of ballots were illegally counted in Arizona's Maricopa County in the 2020 election. Read More.