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• Panel sued for partisanship shut down by Biden's DHS
  A special panel assembled in the Biden administration by Department of Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas, sued for being partisan, now is being closed down. A Fox News report explained the "Homeland Intelligence Experts Group," which included as members several people who took part in a partisan attack on Donald Trump before he was president,… […]
• Oxymoron of the week
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• WATCH: Tucker Carlson: What's that drunk womanizer doing now?
  Ep. 101 If you remember Tucker Max from his books about drunken womanizing, you may be shocked to find out what he’s doing now. pic.twitter.com/n49wZrBl2j — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) May 3, 2024 For 25 years, WND has boldly brought you the news that really matters. If you appreciate our Christian journalists and their uniquely truthful… […]
• State's highest court legitimizes questions about election integrity
  The state Supreme Court in Arizona has legitimized questioning doubtful election results, throwing out a lower panel's ruling that the Arizona GOP should be sanctioned for its actions following the 2020 vote count. A report in the Arizona Sun Times has confirmed the unanimous ruling tossed a decision to sanction the state party and its… […]
• Trump trial: Hope Hicks breaks down crying moments into cross-examination
  (WASHINGTON EXAMINER) – Hope Hicks, a key witness in former President Donald Trump‘s criminal hush money trial, broke down in tears on the witness stand on Friday, just moments into cross-examination from her former boss’s lawyer. Hicks, who served as White House communications director and was a key adviser during his 2016 presidential campaign and… […]
• Grassley slams VA for mishandling hundreds of millions that could go to veterans' health
  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by The Daily Signal.] By Fred Lucas The Daily Signal Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, is pressing the Department of Veterans Affairs on why the agency lost out on as much as $805 million that could have been used to serve veterans. The department’s “bureaucratic right hand didn’t know… […]
• New twist documented in Jan. 6 prosecutions
  Long have there been protests over the government's agenda to impose extreme prosecutions and punishments on those who were in the Jan. 6, 2021, protest at the Capitol. While there were a few dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of people who did break down police barriers and vandalize the building, leading to well-justified charges, there have… […]
• Colombian government severs relations with Israel
  (ZEROHEDGE) – It's been no secret that the fiercest and most sustained criticism of Israel's military operation in Gaza has come from Global South countries. Many of these have also supported South Africa's taking Israel before the International Criminal Court (ICC) on allegations of genocide. But now the next big step is taking place: governments… […]
• Israeli dad of 3, believed to be hostage in Gaza, confirmed dead
  (NEW YORK POST) – A dad of three who was believed to be among the Israeli hostages held in Gaza has been confirmed dead, months after two of his children were released from Hamas captivity as part of a cease-fire deal, officials said. Dror Or, 49, was killed in Kibbutz Be’eri during the Oct. 7… […]
• Neo-Nazis salute 'Heil' in ritzy downtown in sickening display
  (NEW YORK POST) – Hitler-saluting neo-Nazis descended on ritzy Greenwich, Conn., and chanted “Heil” while doing a one-armed salute during a sickening display over the weekend. Masked goons from the neo-Nazi group NSC-131 traveled from out of town Saturday to demonstrate outside Greenwich Town Hall, where they carried signs reading “New England is ours the… […]