Mike Lindell Hits Voting Machine Companies with Lawsuit, Claims $2 Billion in Damages
Lindell accused Dominion and Smartmatic of combining to punish his ‘reputation, his finances, and his business.’
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Man Hears Distressed Bird Call, Climbs Into Storm Drain to Save Baby Ducklings Stuck Inside
The mother duck stood at a safe distance, and once she had a few of her babies gathered around her, she started to calm down.
Army Runs Astrology-Based Recruitment Posts, Links Zodiac Sign to Job Selection
The US Army used social media to target young people with a strange recruiting pitch based on their astrological signs.
Disgraced Democrat Katie Hill Ordered to Pay $220K in Attorneys' Fees for Conservative Journalists and Media Outlet
Former Rep. Katie Hill, whose career plummeted after nude pictures of her with a campaign aide hit the news, now has to pay outlets she sued.
Breaking: Trump's Facebook Ban Is Ending, But Nowhere Near Soon Enough
Facebook announced that former President Donald Trump will be suspended from its platform for at least two years.
Coke Machines Banned from NC County Buildings for Being Too 'Left-Wing'
Surry County, North Carolina, commissioners ban Coca-Cola products from their offices, sending a message to 'woke' corporations.
Trump May Reveal His 2024 Campaign at NC GOP Convention This Weekend
Trump will make his first major speaking appearance since the Conservative Political Action Conference in February.
Jianli Yang: Nameless but Not Forgotten - Remembering the Tank Men of Tiananmen Square
'Victimized by the same regime, these two heroic Tank Men remind us that those who stand opposite us are not necessarily our enemies.'
Sen. Rand Paul Weighs in on Criminal Culpability of Dr. Fauci
'The scientific community needs to look at this, because he hides behind this veil of the lab coat that nobody can question him.'
Voter Photo IDs Are Required in Europe and Elsewhere - America Is the Outlier
With the exception of the U.K., which is in the process of passing voter ID legislation, European governments all require voters to show IDs.
Tucker Carlson Says Fauci and Chinese Virologist Should Be 'Under Criminal Investigation'
'The utter fraudulence of Tony Fauci is obvious now, and it’s widely acknowledged,' Fox News host Tucker Carlson said.
Smuggler Caught Using Biden's Border Patrol to Hitch Rides to the Border, Repeatedly
Javier Ernesto Ayala-Osuna wasn't just allegedly taking $8,000 from the illegals he smuggled. He also got free rides back to the border.
Riots Break Out in Minneapolis After Federal Officers Shoot Armed Suspect
Fires were set, buildings were vandalized and stores were looted in the wake of the shooting, according to reports.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Visit Arizona Audit, Now Demanding One for Their Own State
Pennsylvania lawmakers toured the site of the Arizona audit this week, following a highly controversial 2020 election in their state.
GOP Leaders to Hold Summit with Trump to Hammer Out 'The Future of the Republican Party'
Members of the Republican Study Committee will meet with Trump next week in New Jersey to map out the party’s future.
US Is Outlier: Photo ID Required to Vote in Nearly All European Nations and Beyond
Closer to home, Mexico has much stricter voting requirements nationwide than the US due to widespread voter fraud in the past.
Email Revelations Mean 'It Is Now Imperative' That Fauci Testify, House Republicans Say
Republicans in the House are calling on Fauci to testify regarding his potential knowledge of the origins of the coronavirus pandemic.
School Official Brands Concerned Mom as Member of 'Racist Group' After She Speaks Against Critical Race Theory
A Rhode Island mother is not backing down even though a school board has labled her as racist for asking what her child will be taught.
COVID May Have Been Part of Chinese Bioweapons Program, Says Top Trump Coronavirus Task Force Official
'There are multiple open sources of intel that suggest that China has an extensive biological weapons program,' Adm. Brett Giroir said.
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Police Officer in Computer Fraud Case Against US Government
The US government argued that a Georgia police officer's actions violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Fauci Claims He Was Never 'Anti-Trump' and Trump Supporters Don't Understand Science
'The true mark of someone is if they look good even when their personal emails come out,' MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace said in the interview.