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POSOBIEC: 'There Would Be No Project Veritas Without James O'Keefe'

"There would be no Project Veritas without James O'Keefe, there'd be no Apple without Steve Jobs. The world needs creators and founders."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 22, 2023

World

China Orders Major Companies Not to Offer ChatGPT Services

China is notorious for censoring everything from the internet seen as threatening to the ruling Chinese Communist Party.

By Ben KewFeb 22, 2023

Culture

Florida Teacher On Leave After Making White Students Bow Down to Black Students for TikTok Video

'I am appalled at the behavior.'

By Celine Ryan CiccioFeb 23, 2023

World

Major Ice Cream Company Considers Keeping Treats Less Frozen to Fight Climate Change

Unilever has already conducted experiments with higher-temperature freezers in Germany and Indonesia.

By Ben KewFeb 23, 2023

World

Google Tests Censoring Canadian News Articles

The company confirmed that the time-limited tests will "limit the visibility of Canadian and international news to varying degrees" to a small percentage of Canadians.

By Ben KewFeb 23, 2023

Opinion

Mayor Adams, The Renowned Epidemiologist

Aside from all the horrors that the local government inflicted on the public in response to the COVID pandemic, amongst the worst were the amorphous rules, disjointed messaging, and absolutely pathetic communication.

By Jacqueline ToboroffFeb 23, 2023

Opinion

LANDON STARBUCK: Moms of 'Trans Kids,' The Modern Day Munchausen By Proxy— Trans parents brag about transitioning their kids

Gender ideology isn't just being pushed by medical and academic institutions. It's being pushed by mothers caught up in a social contagion which offers them a quasi-religious community full of purpose, affirmation, praise and fellowship.

By Landon StarbuckFeb 23, 2023

World

China Offers 12-Point Peace Plan for Russia, Ukraine as Biden Promises Escalation, Pours Another $10 Billion into War

President Biden announced a series of new sanctions on Russian and Chinese companies tied to the country's defense and financial sectors, and promised another $10 billion in aid.

By Human EventsFeb 24, 2023

Opinion

KRAYDEN: CCP May Have Bought Justin Trudeau's Election—Despite Prime Minister's Denial

What would you say if critics claimed the last two federal elections were rigged?

By David KraydenFeb 24, 2023

World

Former Russian President Suggests Russia Push Back Polish Borders to Ensure 'Lasting Peace With Ukraine'

"Victory will be achieved," Medvedev wrote. "We all want it to happen as soon as possible."

By Ben KewFeb 24, 2023

Faith & Family

WATCH: Biden’s DOJ Ridiculously Trying to Seize Alex Jones' $2,000 Cat

"The line in the sand is, you cannot have the cat," Jones said. "I'm sorry."

By Human EventsFeb 24, 2023

Opinion

Biden's Trans Diversity Hire Rachel Levine Featured in 'She Persisted' Children's Book Series—Our Daughters Deserve Better

The message Levine's inclusion sends our daughters is that no matter how hard they try, no matter how great their achievements, no matter how much they persist, there will always be a man poised to swoop in and steal their glory.

By Mia AshtonFeb 24, 2023

World

Russia Launches Unmanned Spacecraft to Rescue 'Stranded' NASA Astronaut, Cosmonauts

The crew found themselves stranded after a micrometeoroid punctured a hole in the craft.

By Human EventsFeb 24, 2023

Opinion

OLI LONDON: Trans Activists Want Me 'Publicly Executed.' I Will Not Be Silenced

I will not back down from sharing my personal story and calling into question the harm gender ideology is having on society.

By Oli LondonFeb 25, 2023

Opinion

After Seattle Settles Multimillion Dollar Lawsuit, Media Continues Narrative CHAZ Was "Mostly Peaceful"

The $3.6 million settlement Seattle was ordered to give to business owners should have put to rest the absurd idea that the 2020 CHAZ had “a block party atmosphere,” and was part of “the summer of love.”

By Ari HoffmanFeb 26, 2023

Opinion

DAVID MARCUS: Looking Back, Nikki Haley Was Wrong To Take Down the Confederate Flag

Culture wars get ugly, and the generals leading them must be strong.

By David MarcusFeb 26, 2023

Opinion

America's Masculinity Crisis and the Death of the Hollywood Hero

Hollywood is doing everything in its power to demonize masculinity and put an end to traditional Hollywood heroes.

By John Mac GhlionnFeb 26, 2023

National Security

POSOBIEC: Welcome to Ukrainistan—home of information warfare

"The first casualty in war is the truth. "

By Joshua YoungFeb 27, 2023

Culture

UK Minister Referred to Counter Terrorism Advisory Network After Sermon Questioning LGBTQ Ideology

For his sermon, the school reported him to Prevent, a wing of the UK's The Counter Terrorism Advisory Network. The government program aims "to stop individuals [from] becoming terrorists."

By Olivia RondeauFeb 27, 2023

World

Moscow to Consider China's 12-Point Peace Plan: Report

"We are paying a great deal of attention to the plan of our Chinese friends. Of course, the details need to be painstakingly analysed taking into account the interests of all the different sides."

By Human EventsFeb 27, 2023

Opinion

Washington State's Domestic Violent Extremism Commission Would Target 'Misinformation' That Counters Democrat Narratives

The lawmakers claim that they are fighting against misinformation, what they are really fighting against is the right to free speech.

By David MarcusFeb 27, 2023

World

CIA Director Doubts China's Readiness to Invade Taiwan

"I think our judgment at least is that President Xi and his military leadership have doubts today about whether they could accomplish that invasion."

By Joshua YoungFeb 27, 2023

World

US Citizens in South Africa Warned to Stockpile Food, Water Amid 'Ongoing Energy Crisis'

The South African government has declared a "State of Disaster" in response to ongoing power shortages, caused by "load-shedding" or rolling blackouts, which are expected to last beyond 2023.

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 27, 2023

World

Jack Posobiec's AI Precreation Clip of Biden Announcing a Draft Causes Social Media MELTDOWN

"Remember, you aren't sending your sons and daughters to war. You're sending them to freedom. God bless our troops, and God bless Ukraine," the AI Biden concludes.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 27, 2023

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