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Facebook factor: Boulder shooter posted anti-Trump, pro-Islam messages

The Facebook page of 21-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, the suspect in the Boulder, Colorado supermarket massacre, included anti-Trump messaging, as well as pro-Islam messages. And he may have had sympathies to the Islamic State (ISIS), according to reports. Read More.

Horrid conditions revealed at Team Biden's border shelters

Newly released photos from inside a Team Biden border shelter show the conditions migrants who are enticed by Joe Biden's open border policies are forced to endure. Read More.

Wall not being built, but taxpayers still paying for it

Each day since Joe Biden ordered a halt to construction of the border wall, American taxpayers have been billed for $6 million per day as the construction sites sit idle, a report said. Read More.

Corporate media uses false reporting to indict political foes

That the Washington Post published damaging fiction about the recent Georgia controversy, and the rest of the major media participated in the fraud is evidence of something much worse than “fake news.” Read More.

RINO unmasked: Gov. Noem’s transgender surrender

It is vital that the America First alternative to the Swamp Uniparty fully vet the people it supports before pushing them for bigger and better things. Kristi Noem is the latest example of the potential perils involved in a failure to do so. Read More.

Judge blisters one-party control of U.S. media

The major media in the U.S. have essentially become the propaganda wing of the Democrat Party, a "dangerous" trend that could usher in the collapse of democracy, a federal appeals court judge said. Read More.

Biden may release migrants without asylum court date

Joe Biden's team is considering a plan that would release migrants claiming asylum into the United States without issuing them a notice to appear in court, reports said. Read More.

Trump to rejoin national conversation on own platform

Donald J. Trump will soon return to social media, launching his own platform that will "completely redefine the game," a Trump 2020 campaign official said. Read More.

How corporate media uses 'wrap-up smear' to criminalize politics

In all the analysis surrounding The Washington Post’s admission of printing false quotes, purportedly by then-President Donald Trump during a call about the investigation of voter fraud in Georgia, the most telling and troubling element of the story has yet to be told. Read More.

Minneapolis: The stage is set and troops have been deployed

In anticipation of opening arguments in the George Floyd trial, the courthouse in downtown Minneapolis has become a fortress surrounded by coil-wired fence and security officers. Down the street at the "George Floyd square," protest groups are mulling about and preparing to make themselves heard. Read More.

Stenaographer: Putin 'bitch-slapped' Biden in Moscow

During an interview with the White House propaganda wing that aired on Wednesday, Joe Biden claimed that, in 2011, he had stared down Russian President Vladimir Putin, got in his face, and said the Russian leader didn't have a soul. Biden said Putin smiled and said "we understand one another." Read More.

Democrats move to expel Marjorie Taylor Greene

On the same day leftists in the House of Representatives were conspiring to expel her from Congress, leftists at Twitter arranged the silencing of Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Read More.

Up to 50 percent of illegals have covid, sheriffs say

As many as half of the illegal immigrants flooding the U.S. southern border are testing positive for the coronavirus, the National Sheriffs Association said. Read More.

Russia threatens ban if Twitter doesn't remove child porn

Russia is giving Twitter 30 days to remove illegal content, including child pornography, or be banned from the country. Read More.

Americans face existential threat from own government

Joe Biden poses a mortal threat to America’s national security. His policies are putting U.S. lives in grave danger. Read More.