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Biden Met with Putin: Here’s How it Went

On his first trip overseas, Biden attended a highly-anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which he described as “good” and “positive.” Biden said that while he made no “threats” to Putin, he did warn of “consequences.” “There is no substitute for face-to-face dialogue between leaders. None,” Biden said, noting that he and Putin share […]

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Faith & Family

PENNIES & PERSECUTION: IRS Denies Religious Group Tax Exempt Status

First Liberty Institute appealed an IRS determination denying tax exempt status to Christians Engaged, a nonprofit organization that educates and empowers Christians to vote and pray. In a May letter, the IRS argued that Christians Engaged was not eligible for 501(c)(3) status because “[B]ible teachings are typically affiliated with the [Republican] party and candidates.” Since […]

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Politics

Georgia Audit Documents Reveal Significant Election Irregularities

In the latest news from Fulton County, Georgia, documents submitted as part of the audit expose significant irregularities in the Atlanta area during the 2020 election. These issues include identical vote tallies repeated multiple times, to large batches of absentee ballots that appear to be missing from the official ballot-scanning records, Just the News reports. […]

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Politics

House Passes Bill Making Juneteenth a Federal Holiday

In a sweeping vote Wednesday, he House of Representatives passed a bill making Juneteenth, the day celebrating the end of slavery, a federal holiday. The final vote on the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act was 415 to 14. Now, the bill will go to Joe Biden’s desk, where he will sign it into law. “We […]

By Brent Hamachek

Culture

Charles Barkley Announces Departure from NBA Show Thanks to Cancel Culture

Cancel culture has taken yet another victim: Charles Barkley. “Inside the NBA” star Charles Barkley, the face of the show for the last 21 years, announced that he will be leaving the show when he turns 60 thanks to cancel culture. “It’s gotten so out of hand right now, I couldn’t imagine having to watch […]

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Faith & Family

Supreme Court Backs Catholic Agency in Philadelphia Case on Gay Rights and Foster Care

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Philadelphia may not bar a Catholic agency that refused to work with homosexual couples from screening potential foster parents. Chief Justice Roberts, writing for six members of the court, said Thursday that since the city allowed exceptions to its policies for some other agencies, it must do the same […]

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World

Harvard Scientist Says Trump Hatred Influenced Experts Who Denied Wuhan Lab Leak Theory

A Canadian scientist and Harvard postdoctoral associate said she and her colleagues withheld support for the Wuhan lab leak hypothesis out of fear that they’d be associated with President Trump. Alina Chan is one of 18 experts who signed a letter in May calling for a deeper investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. Before […]

By Jack Posobiec

World

House Votes to Repeal 2002 Iraq War Law

The House Voted Thursday to revoke the 2002 law that authorized war in Iraq, reviving a debate over Congress’ power to declare war. The vote passed 268 to 161 with bipartisan support, reflecting the unpopularity of endless foreign wars with American voters, per the Wall Street Journal. The Biden administration said Monday that it supports […]

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Opinion

The Arms Control Delusion Lives On.

The Biden administration believes that nuclear arms control is key to peace between nuclear states—more critical than modernizing America’s nuclear forces.

By Francis P. Sempa

Politics

Georgia Investigator’s Notes Reveal ‘Massive’ Election Integrity Issues

In yet another update from Georgia, a contractor chosen to monitor ballot counting in Fulton County wrote a 29-page memo highlighting “massive” election integrity failures and mismanagement during the 2020 election. The November report cited a slew of problems, including double-counting of votes, insecure storage of ballots, possible violations of voter privacy, the removal of […]

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Faith & Family

Wealthy Atlanta Suburb Files For ‘Divorce’ From City Over Skyrocketing Crime

The wealthy Atlanta suburb of Buckhead filed to secede from the city of Atlanta, blasting the mayor for the rising crime rates. “We filed our divorce papers at the city of Atlanta and our divorce is final,” Bill White, CEO of the Buckhead City Committee said in a Fox News interview Thursday. White condemned Atlanta […]

By Jack Posobiec

Politics

Illinois Governor Signs Bill to Make Election Tampering Permanent Fixture

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker passed a law Thursday, expanding curbside voting and establishing permanent mail-in voting. The new law will ultimately make it easier for the corrupt state to remain corrupt. The legislation lays out procedures for election authorities to establish curbside voting during early voting or on Election Day, The Hill reports. It also […]

By Brent Hamachek

Faith & Family

Bishops Prepare Document That Could Deny Biden Communion

Catholic Bishops agreed Friday to prepare a document that would restrict Catholic politicians who support abortion rights, including Joe Biden, from receiving Communion. The measure, which had drawn objections from the Vatican and Pope Francis’ strongest allies, required only a simple majority but passed with 73 percent of the 229 votes cast Thursday, the Wall […]

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Politics

Texas Two Step – Governor Abbott Calls Democrats Bluff

With all of the controversy surrounding the border, Governor Abbott has also been dealing with his Democrat partners in his state legislature. After a walk-out during a legislative session in May, where Democrats left the building to defeat Senate Bill 7, they effectively stopped the required 100 member participation for the quorum. Abbott promised there […]

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National Security

Outspoken Covid-19 Advocate for Prevention and Early Treatment Launches New Supplement

New York Doctor Vladimir Zelenko, the man who been treating high-risk Covid-19 patients and has reported an attending 84% reduction in hospitalization rates over that of the general populace, and who is also the creator of the “Zelenko Protocols,” has now launched a non-prescription, natural supplement vitamin pill under the name “Z-Stack.” The pill is […]

By Brent Hamachek

Culture

Pay For Play – College Athletes Take A Victory Lap

The Supreme Court has been busy as of late with voting laws, immigration cases, religious liberty appeals and now, college athletics. It has long been argued that college athletes should have the right to be paid for the work they put in on the court and field. Players invest so much time practicing, they are […]

By Ian Cheong

Media

A Storm Is Brewing: Project Veritas, Another Reporter Speaks Out Against Their Network

Last week Project Veritas had a reporter, Ivory Hecker, declare during a live hit that she was being suppressed by her network from telling the audience the truth. Hecker was a reporter for the Fox News affiliate, Fox 26, in Houston, Texas and told her audience that she was instructed to lie to her viewers. […]

By Jack Posobiec

Economy

Lab Lies: A Conflict of Interest for Dr. Daszak

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been much debate about the origins, treatment and rushed vaccines. Many doctors have been interviewed and consulted, with varying opinions about the virus, research, and the best medicines on the market to help those afflicted with the virus. One such doctor is Peter Daszak, a zoologist and president of […]

By Ian Cheong

Culture

The Heart of the Matter – Covid Vaccine Reactions in Younger Patients

As the government analyzes heart inflammation in young people after COVID-19 vaccination, scientists are calling on universities to remove their vaccine mandates, pointing out that the vaccines are potentially harmful and are not universally necessary for students. In a Wall Street Journal opinion article, University of California-Irvine medical ethicist Aaron Kheriaty and University of Notre Dame […]

By Ian Cheong

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