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BLM? 'It's a terrorist organization, says Herschel Walker's son

Christian Walker, the son of football legend Herschel Walker, said the Marxists who comprise Black Lives Matter are "domestic terrorists." Read More.

Report: Election boards not ready for first-ever mass-mail vote

The outdated vote by mail procedures used by local election boards will be a major problem for America's first mass-mail vote, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said. Read More.

Rogue state web: Iran , China developing Internet system

An Iranian lawmaker says Teheran and Beijing will work together to create a national Internet for Iran as part of a 25-year partnership agreement they are discussing. Read More.

Sex with underage teens given leeway under California bill

The California General Assembly has passed legislation that would allow judges to decide whether LGBTQ adults who have sex with underage teenagers should be kept off the state's sex offender registry. Read More.

Records sought on Secret Service agent's clash with Biden

Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security for records that the Secret Service claims to have destroyed related to a reported physical altercation between a Secret Service Agent and Joe Biden at a photo op in 2009. Read More.

Leaders of Antifa and BLM are still walking free; 'Why?'

During his Monday night broadcast, Fox News host Tucker Carlson asked acting Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Chad Wolf: “Why haven’t we seen the leaders of Antifa and BLM arrested and charged with conspiracy under RICO like the heads of the mafia families were?” Read More.

Pelosi unmasked: Blames salon, owner gets death threats

The owner of the San Francisco salon where a mask-less House Speaker Nancy Pelosi flouted coronavirus rules to receive a personal hair wash and blow-out says she has received death threats and her business is essentially "done" after Pelosi complained that she was the victim of a "set up" climaxing a months-long lockdown. Read More.

Team Biden cuts livestream after candidate gets tough question

Joe Biden has long claimed that he warned President Donald Trump in January about the dangers of coronavirus. The Democrat candidate's major media allies have not questioned him on this assertion. Read More.

Texas sues major county to stop massive, illegal mail-in vote

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit to stop the clerk of Harris County from sending mail-in ballots to all of the county's 2.4 million registered voters. Read More.

Pentagon annual report: China now has world’s largest navy

China now has the largest navy in the world, is on track to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads and intends to expand foreign military bases capable of attacking the United States, the Pentagon said. Read More.

D.C. mayor's committee called for removal of Washington Monument

The federal government should "remove, relocate or contextualize" the Washington Monument and several other memorials and statues in the nation's capital, according to a report from a committee formed by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. Read More.

Steele's London trial concerned actions aimed at toppling Trump

During his defamation trial in London, Trump-Russia dossier author Christopher Steele bemoaned the leaking to the media of his Democrat-funded document which he intended to damage President-elect Donald Trump from the shadows. Read More.

Profile of an Antifa thug: 23-year-old known for inciting violence

Police in Green Bay arrested a Wisconsin man who they said was carrying a flamethrower, smoke grenades and fireworks while headed toward a "protest," a report said. Read More.

Tyranny check: Massachusetts students vs Uighurs in China

Massachusetts and China may be far apart geographically, but, medically speaking the U.S. state "is not so far removed" from the communist nation, a columnist noted. Read More.

Amnesty International: Iran killed hundreds in 2019 uprising

Amnesty International has accused Iran of committing “a catalogue of shocking human rights violations” against those detained in connection with the November 2019 anti-establishment protests, including children as young as 10. Read More.