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NewsJun 9, 2026Read →

SCOOP: Former Jack Smith Prosecutor Faces Bar Complaint Over Alleged Stolen Documents

A former U.S. attorney who helped investigate President Donald Trump faces a bar complaint in Pennsylvania after an indictment charged her with mishandling documents related to the probe. The Pennsylvania Supreme…

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NewsJun 9, 2026Read →

EXCLUSIVE: GOP Rep Wants To Give America’s Power Plants, Data Centers An Anti-Drone Upgrade

One congressman is moving to protect the soft underbelly of America’s critical infrastructure with a new bill. Republican Tennessee Rep. Matt Van Epps unveiled a House version of Sen. Tom Cotton’s Critical…

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NewsJun 8, 2026Read →

Beijing’s Military Shadow Looms Large Over Key Taiwan Tech Conference

Chinese aircraft and ships prompted a response from Taiwan as a major tech convention unfolded on the island. Beijing’s naval vessels and aircraft cast a long shadow over each day of the COMPUTEX Taipei conference, with…

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NewsJun 6, 2026Read →

Leftists Putting All Hands On Deck To Help Trump’s Antifa Prisoners

Leftists are banding together with activities such as poetry readings and bake sales to raise money for their jailed comrades in Texas after the Trump administration won landmark convictions against an Antifa terror…

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NewsJun 5, 2026Read →

Tulsi Gabbard To Declassify COVID Coverup And Havana Syndrome Docs Before Exit

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is racing to declassify documents about the COVID-19 coverup and Havana syndrome before she leaves the administration at the end of the month, the Daily Caller News…

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NewsJun 5, 2026Read →

American Leftists’ Beloved Cuban Propaganda Agency Sanctioned By Trump Admin

The Trump administration announced sanctions on Thursday against a Cuban agency that collaborates with American leftist groups. Financial transactions between anyone in the U.S. and the Cuban Institute of Friendship…

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NewsJun 4, 2026Read →

Chinese Spies May Be Stalking You On Your Job Hunt

A U.S.-backed alliance of intelligence organizations issued a warning on Wednesday that China is using employment websites to recruit spies for the Chinese government. Chinese recruiters are using job listing websites…

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NewsJun 4, 2026Read →

Democrat Attorney General Candidate Boosted Comparisons Of Antifa To D-Day Troops

A Democratic candidate for attorney general in Iowa reposted comparisons of antifa to the American troops who fought in D-Day, screenshots from his personal X account show. Nate Willems, a former Iowa state…

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NewsJun 4, 2026Read →

Could A Tick-Borne Meat Allergy Be A Bioweapon? We Tried Finding Out

Weary from a long hike, you eat a hearty steak and climb into bed. Three hours later, you bolt up, gasping for breath. Stomach in knots, chest tight, you look down and discover you’re covered in rashes. At least 15,000…

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NewsJun 3, 2026Read →

Chaos Reigns As New Clashes Create Cracks In Shaky Iran War Ceasefire

The U.S. military, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hezbollah and Israeli Defense Forces all exchanged more missiles and drones on Tuesday and Wednesday, adding even more cracks to an already-shaky ceasefire…

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NewsJun 3, 2026Read →

City Declares Antifa As ‘Terrorist’ — Protesters Respond Just How You’d Expect

Pro-Antifa protesters caused a ruckus in Washington State on Monday as city officials recognized the leftist movement as a domestic terrorist organization, according to multiple reports and footage. Two masked leftists…

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NewsJun 3, 2026Read →

NIH Researchers Allegedly Smuggled Monkeypox Into America, Lied About It

Federal authorities accused two U.S.-funded researchers of smuggling the monkeypox virus into the country in a newly unsealed complaint. Drs. Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe arrived from the Republic of the Congo to…

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NewsJun 2, 2026Read →

Maduro’s Grip Over Venezuela Has Ended, But Cleaning Up His Regime’s Mess Is Another Story

Venezuela is no longer locked in the same Maduro-era standoff with Washington, but the country remains poor, politically fragile and its future is deeply dependent on whether its new leaders can turn a U.S.-backed…

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NewsJun 2, 2026Read →

Bomb-Loving Repeat Offender Who Kept Getting Released Now Charged With Murdering Cop

A 55-year-old Virginia man with a lengthy rap sheet was arrested Sunday after authorities said he killed a police officer in Carroll County days earlier. Michael Puckett fled Virginia after allegedly shooting two…

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NewsJun 1, 2026Read →

Missiles Fly In Persian Gulf As US, Iran Deal Hangs In Balance

The U.S. military and Iran exchanged fire over the weekend, despite an ongoing ceasefire and the two sides still trying to hammer out a peace deal. The U.S. military struck Goruk and Qeshm Island in Iran over the…

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NewsMay 29, 2026Read →

Russian Drone Hits Apartment Building In NATO Member Country

Romania said a Russian drone crashed into an apartment building near its border with Ukraine on Friday, injuring civilians. Romanian officials said the drone hit a residential building in Galati, a southeastern city…

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NewsMay 28, 2026Read →

Swamp’s New Draft Defense Bill Would Open Up Billion-Dollar Taxpayer Purse For Foreign Countries

A newly proposed draft defense bill signals Congress has no plans to slow down the flow of American tax dollars to foreign countries. The 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) , unveiled by Republican House…

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NewsMay 28, 2026Read →

Their Small Nation Cut A Deal With China, And Now The Cost Is Becoming All Too Real

Residents of a small island nation are getting a taste of China’s pervasive surveillance state after the country opened its doors to Beijing, The New York Times reported. The surveillance began when Chinese police…

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NewsMay 27, 2026Read →

China Tries Tightening Its Grip On Panama Canal

Chinese government officials are working to shore up their country’s grip over the Panama Canal, the South China Morning Post reported, as a battle over influence in the key waterway intensifies with Washington. Chinese…

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NewsMay 27, 2026Read →

NATO Gets Another Wake-Up Call From Trump Admin

Contributions of aircraft, submarines, drones and ships from the U.S. military to NATO may be significantly cut back, Politico reported. Pentagon adviser Alexander Velez-Green announced the change in posture during a…

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