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CDC shock: 6 percent of 153,504 virus deaths solely from covid

Data released by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) on Aug. 26, which was widely ignored by the major media, show that coronavirus was listed as the sole cause in only 6 percent of all recorded virus deaths in the U.S. Read More.

Facebook’s ‘ideologically’ diverse content board isn't

The formation of an independent oversight board with authority to allow or remove content from Facebook and Instagram was recently announced by Facebook. Read More.

CCP wins seat on International Tribunal for Law on the Sea

Communist China, which has a long track record of violating laws of the sea, now has a seat on a tribunal which settles international disputes on the sea. Read More.

Trump directs federal agencies to relocate in ‘Opportunity Zones’

An executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Aug. 24 directs federal agencies to move their offices to Opportunity Zones to spur investment in some of the nation’s poorest neighborhoods, a report said. Read More.

Book: Stefan Halper took an interest in 'pariah' Carter Page

Stefan Halper, inserted by the FBI to spy on the 2016 Trump campaign, offered a sympathetic ear to Carter Page in the hopes the Trump campaign associate would incriminate himself in the Russia collusion investigation, Page says in his new book. Read More.

The ADL and it Soros-corporate allies takes aim at QAnon

The Anti-Defamation League has turned its still-potent guns squarely on the QAnon movement. Read More.

Silenced majority? Republicans more inhibited with pollsters

Republicans and independents are twice as likely as Democrats to conceal who they plan to vote for in November, a new study found. Read More.

China's proposed Ukraine deal prompts Pompeo-Zelenskiy call

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has spoken with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy about U.S. concerns over China’s attempt to purchase a Ukrainian engine manufacturer, the State Department said on Aug. 29. Read More.

Sandmann attorney backs Kyle Rittenhouse; GoFundMe caves

A lawyer who assisted Nick Sandmann in suing CNN and The Washington Post is helping to fund the legal defense for Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old charged in the Kenosha, Wisconsin fatal shootings. Read More.

Michelle Obama on 'how white America views people'

During her husband's eight years in the White House, Michelle Obama says white people treated her like she didn't exist. Read More.

Two Americas: 'Our great history, culture and way of life' on the line

The Republican and Democratic Party conventions convey opposite views of America. Read More.

Biden's USA? Violence would worsen, ex-NSC official warns

The last three months of violent rioting will "look relatively mild" with a Joe Biden administration in the White House, a former National Security Council (NSC) official told Fox News's Tucker Carlson. Read More.

Dr. Scott Atlas: ‘Anti-science’ lockdowns ‘killing people’

According to a July study in the peer-reviewed Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), non-covid deaths from causes such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes have increased during the pandemic while emergency room visits for those conditions were down. Read More.

Biden consistently downplayed cornonavirus in early stages

Joe Biden is "politically vulnerable" on the coronavirus pandemic and President Donald Trump "should prosecute that case," Karl Rove noted in an Aug. 26 op-ed for the Wall Street Journal. Read More.

Putin issues warning on post-election protests in Belarus

Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Minsk's response to post-election protests — claiming after he announced Moscow's preparations to bolster President Alyaksandr Lukashenka's regime with Russian security forces that the Kremlin is more "neutral" on the Belarusian crisis than the United States or the European Union. Read More.