The US Navy reported a second dangerous interaction with the Chinese military in less than a week when a Chinese warship came within 150 yards of the USS Chung-Hoon in the Taiwan Strait Saturday. Both sides are accusing the other of “bullying.”
The Deep State and its allies in corporate media clearly want to keep us divided and angry, focused on other “tribes” rather than the globalist agenda to build one world government.
While some media outlets are rightly highlighting the Durham report, which found no basis for the FBI’s investigation of Donald Trump, John Durham left the big question unasked: What was Special Counsel Robert Mueller really doing for two years?
The IRS Monday removed the entire team investigating Hunter Biden for tax fraud, allegedly on the orders of the Justice Department. The Democrats’ weaponization of government is stunning—way beyond anything Richard Nixon is supposed to have done.
The Pentagon is increasingly worried by China’s growing stronghold on Latin America. It doesn’t help that the US has been without ambassadors for years in key nations like Panama, Chile, and Brazil.
Republicans on the House Oversight Committee released a “Second Records Memorandum” Wednesday outlining the more than $10 million received by Biden family members from foreign actors while President Biden was vice president.
Some 85,000 unaccompanied minors have disappeared after being delivered by the government to sponsors—many of whom, according to a whistleblower, are members of criminal organizations that traffic children.Continue Reading
Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army—Ret.) explains that the media, by focusing on the release of classified Defense Department documents, is overlooking the bigger story—whether another American president is bending the truth to lead the US into a war.
A 21-year-old Massachusetts Air National Guard IT tech is alleged to have leaked secret documents from a DOD server to the Internet. Is that plausible? And why isn’t the media asking that question?
The handshake between the foreign ministers of Iran and Saudi Arabia in Beijing represents a major win for China and another blow to American interests in the Middle East and Asia.