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Opinion

Twitter Files Show We Need Decentralized Social Media

A Twitter of the future can make sure its users have the best experience possible without the responsibility of permanently managing data, digital identities, etc.

By Joël ValenzuelaJan 24, 2023

Opinion

The Truth About the Threat of the 'Violent Incel'

White men don’t have a monopoly on hate.

By John Mac GhlionnJan 24, 2023

Opinion

EXCERPT: Sneaking In a Spy– A Look at the Inside Story of the 2020 Election

There were plenty of people making the Arizona audit as difficult as possible.

By Christina BobbJan 24, 2023

World

U.S. Says Finland and Sweden Ready to Join NATO Despite Turkish Opposition

“Ultimately, this is a decision and consensus that Finland and Sweden are going to have to reach with Turkey,” Price said.

By Ben KewJan 24, 2023

World

Posobiec and Noor Bin Ladin Reveal How the WEF is a 'Mass-Scale, Social Engineering Project'

Noor Bin Ladin and Posobiec are both ardent critics of the WEF and its agenda.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 24, 2023

National Security

Sen. Ted Cruz to Reintroduce Bill Reinstating Military Personnel Fired Over Vax Mandates

"My legislation would provide relief to every one of those servicemen and women, would provide an avenue for those who want to return to service to be reinstated at their prior rank with full benefits," Cruz said in an interview with Fox News.

By Ben KewJan 23, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: ChatGPT and the Rapidly Encroaching Singularity That Threatens Humanity

We have abandoned God, but God has not abandoned us.

By Libby EmmonsJan 23, 2023

Opinion

MCCOTTER: The Death of Nicaraguan Democracy– U.S. Economic and Security Interests Are Not Always Simpatico

CAFTA certainly was a factor in exacerbating the economic conditions that served as political kindling.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterJan 23, 2023

Politics

Seattle Police Unlawfully 'Purged' Thousands of Texts About 2020 'Autonomous Zone'

“The Court finds substantial circumstantial evidence that the city acted with the requisite intent necessary to impose a severe sanction and that the city’s conduct exceeds gross negligence," wrote U.S. District Judge Thomas Zilly.

By Ari HoffmanJan 23, 2023

Politics

Biden Admin Preparing Plan for Annual COVID 'Booster' Shots

"The public is voting with their arms if you will and said, 'No. I'm not going to get this. This doesn't make sense to us,'" said Dr. Gregory Poland, a vaccine researcher at the Mayo Clinic.

By Alex TimothyJan 23, 2023

Opinion

You're Welcome, Sheila! You Only Have Free Speech because of Dead White Guys!

Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is on a new tear. She has filed a bill in the now Republican-controlled House that would go after what she defines as 'hate speech.'

By AJ RiceJan 23, 2023

Politics

Both Trump and DeSantis Would Defeat Biden in 2024, Harvard Poll Finds

The survey found that if the 2024 presidential election were held today, both Trump and DeSantis would defeat Biden by a reasonable margin.

By Ben KewJan 23, 2023

World

US General Wants Cuba, Venezuela to Send Russian Weapons to Ukraine in Exchange for US Weapons

The United States wants nine countries in Central America, South America and the Caribbean to "donate" their Russian military equipment to Ukraine.

By Human EventsJan 21, 2023

Culture

Las Vegas School District Sued by Parents After Giving Children 'Pornographic' Materials

Teachers helped students "edit their obscenely violent pornographic monologue knowing that it would then be provided to another student to read, memorize and perform in front of the class,” the lawsuit said.

By Ben KewJan 21, 2023

World

Nikki Haley Hints at 2024 Run: 'I Can Be That Leader'

"Can I be that leader? Yes, I think I can be that leader," Haley said.

By Ben KewJan 21, 2023

World

Japan to Downgrade Covid to Same Threat Level as Seasonal Flu

"In order to further advance the efforts of 'living with Corona' and restore Japan to a state of normalcy."

By Joshua YoungJan 20, 2023

Opinion

Dehumanizing Dichotomies Have Desensitized Us to Death

In this moment of tragedy, the opposing team’s fans didn’t stand in solidarity. Instead, they sneered and giggled with a sinister gleefulness while manufacturing tasteless quips and putrid insults.

By Adam B. ColemanJan 20, 2023

Opinion

CHARLIE KIRK: Attention, World Citizens– The Role of God Will Now Be Played by the Men in Davos

The members of the WEF are seeking to create human beings in their own likeness and image

By Charlie KirkJan 20, 2023

Politics

Ten Million Mail-In Ballots 'Unaccounted For' in California, Says Watchdog

"The public cannot know how many ballots were disregarded, delivered to wrong mailboxes, or even withheld from the proper recipient by someone at the same address," the report stated.

By Ben KewJan 20, 2023

Opinion

It’s Time For A Truly Censorship-Free Search Engine

DuckDuckGo is hardly better than Google when it comes to political censorship.

By Jeffrey BermantJan 19, 2023

World

Chinese Communists Flooded Money into University Running Penn Biden Center, Investigation Finds

The $14 million and $2.4 million donated to the University of Pennsylvania from Chinese and Saudi donors, respectively, during the Biden presidency, is in addition to the $61 million that Chinese donors have given the university between 2017 and 2020.

By Ben KewJan 19, 2023

World

Savanah Hernandez to Posobiec: WEF Pushing Climate Crisis and 'Every Other Form of Propaganda'

"You still have to take a PCR test in 2023 to check and make sure if you have COVID-19—if you want to get into the World Economic Forum meeting. Now if you refuse this test, guess what happens?"

By Joshua YoungJan 19, 2023

Opinion

NYC Smoke Shops Have Become Hotbeds for Crime, Illegal Drug Deals– Mayor Adams Wants to Make it Worse

We need to vote out all Democrats who back Adams in his quest to 'reimagine' New York City by giving convicts weed licenses

By Jacqueline ToboroffJan 19, 2023

Opinion

Electric Vehicles Promote Tyranny and Human Rights Abuses

57% of individuals living near a manganese mine 'had either no access to water at times or had to travel long distances to access water.'

By John Mac GhlionnJan 19, 2023

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