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Politics

True the Vote Leaders Speak Out About Wrongful Imprisonment and CCP Influence on US Elections on Bannon's War Room

'Our processes are being subverted, hidden in plain sight.'

By Joshua YoungNov 14, 2022

Opinion

Central Bank Digital Currencies Are Coming – A US Social Credit System Could Soon Follow

A CBDC poses a very real threat to our most basic freedoms we enjoy under the Constitution.

By Joël ValenzuelaNov 15, 2022

Media

Philadelphia Cop Shortage Has City Appointing Civilians for Police Work

'This Award represents a major step forward as we work to enhance public safety, as it will improve our ability to keep Philadelphians safe.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 15, 2022

World

The US and China are 'One Corporation'– Jack Posobiec and Alex Stein Examine Biden's Meeting With Xi

'They give us the impression that we're in a competition with China, but we both rely on each other so much, we're actually in bed together.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 16, 2022

Media

Reporters 'Disgusted' by Biden's List of Approved Journalists, 'Clearly Rigged' White House Press Practices

'The whole press briefing was an incestuous liberal orgy.'

By Alex TimothyNov 16, 2022

Opinion

AJ RICE: Joe Biden– American Meat Puppet

My name is Joe Biden. I cheered when John Fetterman won the Senate seat from Pennsylvania for two reasons: he’s another Democrat rubber-stamp vote, and he makes me sound lucid.

By AJ RiceNov 16, 2022

Faith & Family

18 State AGs Launch Coalition to Protect Children and Parents Amid Push for Transgender Kids

When a student considers transitioning genders, parents have a fundamental, constitutional right to be involved in that decision-making process.'

By Mia AshtonNov 16, 2022

Politics

Ballot Harvesting: 'It's Time for Us to Do It'– Pastor Rob McCoy and Charlie Kirk

'If they're going to do it, it's time for us to do it.'

By Alex TimothyNov 16, 2022

World

AP Forced to Issue Correction After Erroneously Reporting Russian Missiles Killed Two People in Poland

'S-300s and other types of air defense missiles can fly off course or they can be seeking out a target and the target may be neutralized by another air defense system and the missile may continue on its path.'

By Ari HoffmanNov 17, 2022

Politics

POSOBIEC and LIBBY EMMONS: FTX 'Heist' Potentially Goes All The Way Up to the DNC

'This was a heist, not only of the users' donations, of the users' deposits, but also a heist potentially involving, all the way up to and including the DNC, and potentially, intelligence services.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 17, 2022

Opinion

If Covid Response Taught Us Anything About Government, We'd Reject the Death Penalty for Drug Dealers

Swift action death penalty for drug dealers would allow corrupt prosecutors and government agencies to weaponize the prospect of death against Americans

By Adam B. ColemanNov 18, 2022

Opinion

GAYS AGAINST GROOMERS: Predators are Hiding Behind 'Gender Identity' Protections

'What is happening here is grooming, make no mistake.'

By Eva KurilovaNov 18, 2022

World

China Calls Trudeau 'Condescending' After His Interaction With Xi at G20

'Canada should take concrete actions to create conditions for the improvement of China-Canada relations.'

By Alex TimothyNov 18, 2022

Culture

Judge Halts DeSantis' WOKE Act, Citing Need to Protect Professors as 'Priests of Democracy'

'If our 'priests of democracy' are not allowed to shed light on challenging ideas, then democracy will die in darkness," the judge said in his ruling.'

By Joshua YoungNov 18, 2022

Politics

C'MON MAN: Biden's Trips to Delaware Have Cost Taxpayers At Least $11 Million

Records show Biden typically leaves for his homes in Wilmington or Rehoboth Beach on Thursday, and returns to the White House Monday morning.

By Jarryd JaegerNov 18, 2022

National Security

Scientists Create Vaccine Against Effects of Fentanyl, Human Trials Begin in 2023

'When an individual gets the vaccine, they get antibodies against fentanyl.'

By Joshua YoungNov 18, 2022

Politics

Massachusetts Health Dept. Sued for Covertly Installing Spyware on Android Phones to Fight Covid

The lawsuit alleges the Massachusetts Public Health Department worked with Google, starting in June 2021, to install the MassNotify software surreptitiously on over one million Android phones.

By Joshua YoungNov 19, 2022

Media

POSOBIEC and LIBBY EMMONS: Elon Musk is 'Taking Out the Trash' at Twitter

'Perhaps it's time for these people to realize that work is not sitting at your computer, DMing your friends at work about when you're gonna go get your matcha lattes.'

By Joshua YoungNov 20, 2022

World

Iran, China Are Using American Private Investigators to Spy on Dissidents: Report

The FBI has been warning professional investigators to keep a lookout for potential red flags that may alert them to one of these schemes.

By Alex TimothyNov 20, 2022

Economy

'FTX May Just Be the Tip of the Iceberg,' Posobiec and Darren Beattie on the 'Collapse of Crypto'

'It can be a scam and a money laundering operation at the same time'

By Joshua YoungNov 21, 2022

Opinion

Newly-Elected Republican Women Strengthen House Majority

The Republican women who have been newly elected to the U.S. House of Representatives have made it clear that they intend to get the job done

By Callista L. GingrichNov 21, 2022

Media

Elon Musk Says Addressing Child Sexual Exploitation on Twitter Is New #1 Priority

Eliza Bleu, a human trafficking survivor and advocate, has been attempting to get Twitter to take the issue of CSE material seriously for the past two years.

By Mia AshtonNov 21, 2022

National Security

Biden Pentagon Adopts Anti-White, 'Anti-Racist' Military Initiatives: Report

'Rather than making the case for American greatness and protecting our nation, the military is parroting woke nonsense. It’s dumb, it doesn’t work, and it’s dangerous,' Senator Marco Rubio said.

By Joshua YoungNov 21, 2022

Opinion

MCCOTTER: Dear Big Tech, I’m Not Your Product

Our internet overlords were unaware I had made the purchase and, thus, had yet to be appeased.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterNov 21, 2022

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