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Russia lists 'LGBT movement' as extremist group

The Russian government has added the "LGBT movement" to its list of extremist and terrorist organizations, according to state media. Read More.

Ivermectin lawsuit settled, FDA must remove consumer directives

The FDA has lost its war on ivermectin but has yet to suffer repercussions from the public it ostensibly serves. Read More.

Swamp loads 'minibus' budget with cash for woke causes

The federal spending "minibus" which was shoved through Congress by the "uniparty" on Friday is loaded with earmarks that set aside millions in taxpayer dollars for woke causes, with a heavy dose of funds for the trans movement. Read More.

CIA blocked probe of Hunter Biden’s ‘sugar brother’

The CIA blocked federal investigators from interviewing the high-powered entertainment lawyer representing Hunter Biden during investigations into the first son's alleged tax crimes, a whistleblower said. Read More.

Biden's tax hike burden: Shouldered by blue collar America

Reading through the details of Biden's new multitrillion-dollar tax plan, it's hard to come up with any plausible explanation other than that he's trying to make American industry less competitive. Biden's tax scheme would hobble United States businesses with nearly the highest corporate tax rate in the world — higher than our primary competitors. Read More.

Biden laptop researcher: Kevin Morris holds 'CCP shares that Hunter off-loaded'

Following explosive reports that a whistleblower told the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees that the CIA had blocked federal investigations of Hunter Biden backer and high-powered entertainment lawyer Kevin Morris, former Trump official Garrett Ziegler revealed more background in an interview. Read More.

What FBI did with officials' electronic devices

In 21st-century America, crimes and/or scandals involving electronic devices owned by public officials and their families are becoming an alarming trend. Read More.

UFC prepared former fighter for 2024 Information War

He may have never been a top champion in his 16 years in mixed martial arts (MMA) fighting, including a stint in the UFC, but Aaron Riley "built a reputation for being one of the toughest fighters in the sport who was willing to step up and face anybody inside the cage or ring," Bleacher Report noted in 2013 when Riley announced he was retiring. Read More.

The ticking humanitarian time bomb in Haiti

As waves of gang violence engulf an already poor and destitute land through a reckless orgy of shootings and looting, the Caribbean island of Haiti equally faces a widening domestic humanitarian crisis along with a ticking migrant exodus, much of which could easily spillover into the United States. Read More.

Tony Bobulinski testimony: Hunter Biden perjured himself

Tony Bobulinski had Democrats fuming on Wednesday as he testified before the House Oversight Committee's impeachment inquiry that his former business partner Hunter Biden perjured himself in closed door testimony last month and that Joe Biden was most definitely involved in the family's business dealings. Read More.

Researchers leery of blood transfusions from recipents of Covid jab

Researchers in Japan are warning about the risks associated with blood transfusions from individuals who have received Covid mRNA shots. Read More.

Left intent on codifying thought crimes in U.S. criminal law

Joe Biden-appointed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s shocking words about the First Amendment being a nuisance to government power are frightening enough on their own. But they become positively terrifying when put into a larger context of what is happening throughout the Western world today. Read More.

China to clinch 'strategic triad' with stealth bomber

China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) could reveal this year its new flying wing stealth bomber, the Xian Aircraft Corporation (XAC) “H-20,” as U.S. Air Force officials highlight that Chinese bombers could soon join Russian bombers in intimidation exercises against the United States. Read More.

Biden laptop documents how DOJ 'has utterly failed'

The mission statement of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is to “enforce the law and ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans.” Read More.

Report: Google election interference boosts Democrats

Google since 2008 has been interfering in elections to benefit Democrat candidates, a media watchdog group reported. Read More.