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A Florida FBI agent who was suspended without pay for blowing the whistle on what he said are the bureau's violations of the 6th and 8th Amendment rights of Jan. 6 defendants offered a reminder of what was long considered the nation's premier law enforcement agency is supposed to be about. Read More.

In a strange but not unexpected twist to a world in turmoil, North Korea’s bellicose leadership has carried out a series of missile tests, not seen since 2017. Read More.

Wall Street made a Faustian bargain with China that puts at risk our national security and the futures of our children and grandchildren. What is your government doing about it? Read More.

t the conclusion of his detailed letter slamming the House Select Committee on Jan. 6, former President Donald Trump noted: "Election Day is coming." Read More.

Claims by legacy media and supporters of Team Biden's open border policies that illegal immigrants commit less crime than American citizens are false, the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) has revealed. Read More.

Oh no. Joe Biden is being accused of lobbying Saudi Arabia to postpone cuts in OPEC's oil production until after the 2022 midterm elections. Read More.

The FBI has arrested an 87-year-old concentration camp survivor who peacefully protested at a Tennessee abortion clinic. Read More.

Between 2015 and 2021, the Pentagon, CDC, and National Institutes of Health (NIH) supplied $28.9 million to Chinese universities and research centers, Governmental Accountability Office (GAO) auditors found. Read More.

A witness at the trial of Igor Danchenko testified on Tuesday that the FBI, then under the direction of James Comey, offered Christopher Steele $1 million in October 2016 to "prove the allegations" in the Trump-Russia dossier that Steele authored. Read More.

The FBI's network of "confidential human sources" which were used to fuel the "Russia collusion" and Jan. 6 "disinformation" operations must be dealt with in the next session of Congress, Trump White House intelligence adviser Kash Patel said as the trial of primary Russia-born "dossier" source Igor Danchenko was set to begin on Tuesday. Read More.

As senior pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Georgia Democrat Sen. Raphael Warnock was in 2021 receiving more than $7,000 per month for a housing allowance. The church also owns 99 percent of a residential building in Atlanta and has filed 12 eviction lawsuits against its residents, including a lawsuit against one tenant owing just $28.55 in back rent, a report said. Read More.

Pfizer admitted during a Tuesday hearing of the European Union parliament that its Covid vaccine was never tested to stop transmission of the virus, an EU parliament member said. Read More.

A memorial erected on the U.S. Capitol steps in memory of slain Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt on what would have been her 37th birthday was destroyed on Monday by a social media personality with unknown political or financial motivations. Read More.

In Georgia, DeKalb County’s Republican Chairwoman Marci McCarthy has requested that the county Elections Board terminate its contract with Konnech. Read More.

The propaganda arm of the Democrat Party, also known as the Legacy Media, have shifted into overdrive to protect their candidates with the 2022 midterms less than a month away. Read More.