Last month the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ordered the case against Michael Flynn to be dismissed. The Department of Justice had requested the case be dismissed but the judge in the case, …
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Black Lives Matter protesters vandalized a statue outside of a Kentucky black church of a slave, holding her infant daughter, fleeing to freedom. The statue is of former slave Lucy Higgs Nichols and the church, Second Baptist Church, is nearly …
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The UK’s government is expected to set a deadline of 2025 for the removal of all equipment made by Chinese telecom company Huawei from that country’s 5G networks.
Conservative lawmakers have pressured Prime Minister Boris Johnson to move the …
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A group of employees at the Ford Motor Co. has asked the car maker to stop building vehicles for police departments. Ford has been manufacturing vehicles for law enforcement agencies for 70 years.
Approximately 100 employees allegedly signed on …
Continue ReadingDr. Richard Bartlett, a practicing physician of nearly 30 years, went on the America Can We Talk? program with Debbie Georgatos to discuss a treatment he has been using on Covid19 patients with, what he says, is a 100% success …
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New documents obtained by Axios and Public Citizen reveal that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) owns half of the patent of a Covid19 vaccine being developed by biotech firm Moderna. That means the NIH could potentially collect half of …
Continue ReadingNew York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio made a stunning announcement yesterday: all large gatherings, including parades, street fairs and concerts will be cancelled in New York City through September. But any and all Black Lives Matter protests will continue …
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Over 1,500 people have been shot in Chicago, including 67 just over the Fourth of July weekend. Almost 900 shootings have taken place in Philadelphia and over 500 in New York City so far in 2020. All statistics up significantly …
Continue ReadingSt. Louis is considering becoming the latest U.S. city to deploy spy planes in it’s bid to battle crime and keep tabs on civil unrest.
This year is shaping up to be one of the most violent in St. Louis’ …
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The Australian government suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong today as the fallout over China’s new security law continues. Under the recently-passed law, China will have the authority to punish acts of secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign …
Continue ReadingConservative former professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University and author Carol M. Swain sat down for an interview with Prager University’s Will Witt last week.
Swain talked about Black Lives Matter and some of the real issues …
Continue Reading@NYCMayor De Blasio painting Black Lives Matter out front of Trump Tower … #BLM #NYC pic.twitter.com/ngvIxE5Lkv
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New York City’s über-liberal mayor Bill de Blasio, helped paint a Black Lives Matter mural outside of the …
Courts in the past have given “broad deference”. BUT NOT ME!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 9, 2020
The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 7-2 ruling, found that a New York Grand Jury can access President Trump’s tax returns…
Two stories this week highlight the fact that the main goal of our media is not to keep us best informed: Covid and Jeffrey Epstein. We discuss in this week’s episode.
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Continue ReadingMichael Cohen, President Trump’s ex-lawyer and fixer, was serving a three-year sentence in a federal detention center for a bevy of crimes including tax evasion and lying to Congress. He was slated to be released in 2021. He was released …
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Researchers in the UK have discovered that a small number of recovering Covid19 patients develop “mild to potentially fatal brain disorders.” The complications range from “brain inflammation and delirium to nerve damage and stroke” they say.
One woman, …
Continue ReadingCovid19 positive cases are spiking all over the country. But not only are deaths not rising, they actually seem to be falling. In fact, deaths are at their lowest levels since the beginning of the outbreak. On July 3, for …
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