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A 35-year-old former Wilmington, Delaware city council member, a 7-year-old schoolboy in South Africa, and a woman who collapsed 15 minutes after getting her Covid booster are among the latest to die "suddenly" and "unexpectedly," according to reports. Read More.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Thursday insisted the foreign policy “tandem” of Russia and China is a force for good on the global stage. Read More.

On Wednesday, 50 illegal immigrants were flown from Florida to Martha's Vineyard. What did the "haven" for immigrants do? The immigrants, most from Venezuela, were put on buses and sent to a military base in Cape Cod, 32 miles away. Read More.

Back in the day, guidance counselors were those helpful (but not unduly intrusive) high school officials who dispensed vocational and career advice, reminded you of college application deadlines, and made sure your transcripts and letters of recommendations got where they needed to go. But like so much else in the 1960s and 1970s, traditional roles fell to radical transformation. A cadre of new and radicalized school counselors appointed themselves "comprehensive" providers of "social and emotional learning," mental health coaching, and sexual education proselytizing. Read More.

Democrats' attempts to federalize elections was shot down in the Senate earlier this year. Now, critics warn, Team Biden's Department of Justice has decided to circumvent Congress and grab election authority away from the states by fiat. Read More.

In a new court filing on Tuesday evening, Special Prosecutor John Durham revealed that the primary source for Christopher Steele's bogus Trump-Russia dossier, Igor Danchenko, had been a paid FBI confidential human source (CHS). Read More.

A Canadian cardiologist died "suddenly" on Saturday, reportedly due to cardiac arrest during a cycling event in Quebec. Read More.

As Democrat-led legislatures throughout the U.S. ram through bills to codify massive distribution of mail-in ballots for this year's midterms, a judge in Delaware on Wednesday ruled vote-by-mail violates the state’s constitution and cannot be used in the November election. Read More.

In another surreal scene from the ongoing national drama likened by a NY Post columnist to the baptism murders in "The Godfather," My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell said FBI agents surrounded his car at a Hardee's drive-thru in Minnesota Tuesday. Read More.

The move toward authoritarian governance is not restricted to Washington, D.C., analysts say. Israel, which receives billions of dollars in aid from the U.S., is leaning more and more in the authoritarian direction. Read More.

Two MAGA candidates, one a 25-year-old up-and-coming star and the other a retired Army brigadier general, won Tuesday's New Hampshire Republican primaries for the U.S. House and Senate. Read More.

The co-founder of Greenpeace said leftists who have hijacked the environmental movement are "primarily focused on creating narratives, stories, that are designed to instill fear and guilt into the public so the public will send them money." Read More.

A court in India has ordered Bill Gates, the Indian government, and the Serum Institute of India — the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer — to provide formal responses relating to a lawsuit filed by the father of a 33-year-old doctor who died after receiving AstraZeneca’s Covishield Covid vaccine. Read More.

As her race against GOP candidate Lee Zeldin tightens, New York Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul has reached into a bag of "dirty tricks" to send out absentee ballots already checked with Covid as the reason for voting remotely, state Republicans say. Read More.

Just days after a top Huawei lobbyist's brother joined the White House staff, Team Biden loosened restrictions imposed by the Trump administration on the sharing of U.S. technology with firms blacklisted for their ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a report said. Read More.