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World

Chinese State-Owned Oil Firms Resume Imports of Russian Crude

PetroChina last imported 730,000 barrels of Urals crude each in October and November.

By Ben KewFeb 16, 2023

Opinion

NAOMI WOLF: The Pain of Listening to Twitter Censorship Testimony

I am finally able to look at the faces of the heretofore faceless technocrats who took it upon themselves to try to destroy my life and ruin my name.

By Naomi WolfFeb 16, 2023

Culture

Federal Judge Strikes Down New York's Unconstitutional 'Hate Speech' Law

U.S. District Judge Andrew L. Carter Jr. on Tuesday sided with the Volokh Conspiracy legal blog and video site Rumble, both of who claimed that the law would cause harm to online services and stifle alternative viewpoints.

By Ben KewFeb 16, 2023

World

California Exodus Continues as 500,000 Fled Golden State in Past Two Years

The state's population decreased by more than 500,000 people between April 2020 and July 2022, with nearly 700,000 more residents leaving than moving in.

By Ben KewFeb 15, 2023

Opinion

China Is Watching American Weakness

They are secretly hoping we’ll continue to drain our financial and military stockpiles in a proxy war with Russia.

By Chad RobichauxFeb 15, 2023

World

Posobiec Shares His Fight to Expose Globalism in PragerU Inteview

“You need to take a stand and you need to pick a side," Posobiec urged viewers.

By Jack PosobiecFeb 15, 2023

Media

POSOBIEC: Mass Formation Operation Underway by Military, Government, Media

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 15, 2023

World

UK Man Arrested for Stealing 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs

Two days passed before law enforcement finally caught up with Pool as he and his truck full of Easter treats traveled north on the M42 motorway.

By Jarryd JaegerFeb 15, 2023

Faith & Family

Satanists Hold Public 'Gender Affirming Ritual' in Support of Sex Changes for Idaho Children

Counter-protestors gathered around the upper level of the rotunda, carrying signs and American flags.

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 15, 2023

Culture

'Rust' to Resume Filming with Alec Baldwin Despite Involuntary Manslaughter Charges

“Though bittersweet, I am grateful that a brilliant and dedicated new production team joining former cast and crew are committed to completing what Halyna and I started,” said director Joel Souza.

By Ben KewFeb 15, 2023

Culture

NYC Records Highest Number of Felony Crimes in 15 Years

“Things in a large city aren’t supposed to grow that much or go down that much in one year,” former NYPD supervisor Chris Hermann, now an assistant professor at Manhattan’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice, told The Post.

By Ben KewFeb 14, 2023

Politics

South Dakota Bans Child Sex Changes

Any healthcare professional found to be in violation of the law risks civil lawsuits and the loss of their medical license.

By Mia AshtonFeb 14, 2023

Opinion

America's Idi Amin: The Last King of Clyburn

He helped Joe, Joe helped him, and Joe said you're welcome.

By AJ RiceFeb 14, 2023

Opinion

On the Need for an American 'Reenchantment'

What's most lacking from our culture is not ethical discourses, but the awareness that the physical world has been imbued with meaning by a transcendent Creator.

By Stephen G. AdubatoFeb 14, 2023

National Security

Judge Napolitano: Sabotage of Nord Stream Pipeline Likely 'an Act of War'

"As a matter of law, it's an act of war," Napolitano said.

By Joshua YoungFeb 13, 2023

Media

Google to Launch Fresh Campaign Aimed at 'Prebunking' Alleged Disinformation

The campaign will feature a series of short highlight videos that will be posted on platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook, among others.

By Ben KewFeb 13, 2023

Opinion

KRAYDEN: The UFO Distraction

Does the sudden appearance of UFOs have anything to do with Biden and Nord Stream?

By David KraydenFeb 13, 2023

Opinion

MCCOTTER: The Apparatchik Press Substancebook

The Associated Press is no friend to truth.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterFeb 13, 2023

Politics

Sen. Tim Scott to Launch Presidential Campaign: WSJ

Scott is reportedly "excited to share his vision of hope and opportunity and hear the American people’s response."

By Ben KewFeb 13, 2023

World

Protesters Swarm 'Drag Queen Storytime' Event at London's Tate Modern

Five people managed to enter the gallery, causing disruption in some parts of the gallery.

By Ben KewFeb 12, 2023

National Security

Huntington Beach City Council Votes to Remove LGBT Flag From City Hall

The proposal passed in a 4-3 party-line vote, sparking anger from LGBT groups.

By Ben KewFeb 11, 2023

Faith & Family

POSOBIEC: 'LGBTQ+' Star Wars Protagonist Luke Skywalker Was Married with Children

"If you read Star Wars, or if you were into Star Wars in the 90s, you would know that Luke Skywalker does have a girlfriend," Posobiec explained.

By Ben KewFeb 10, 2023

Culture

Trans Activists Brand 'Hogwarts Legacy' a 'Genocide Simulator' as Game Attracts Record Interest

Pre-order sales for "Hogwarts Legacy" are soaring, topping charts on Amazon and Steam, with indications it could be the best-selling video game of 2023.

By Ben KewFeb 10, 2023

Media

Trump Brings Back Jason Miller as 2024 Campaign Senior Adviser

'It was always a matter of when and not if I returned to help re-elect President Trump in 2024.'

By Human EventsFeb 10, 2023

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