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New Election Held in Germany After Previous 'Chaotic' One Declared Void; Parallels to Maricopa County Seen by Lake Campaign

Berlin re-ran an election Sunday after one held last fall was declared void due to various polling place technical issues.

 By Randy DeSoto  February 15, 2023

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'Top Gun: Maverick' Becomes Highest Box Office Grossing Military Movie of All Time

The Paramount Pictures release set the record for the smallest drop-off in sales in its second weekend out of any movie with over a $100 million opening.

 By Randy DeSoto  June 9, 2022

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Watch: Trump Praises 'Brave' Zelenskyy for Stand Against Russian Invasion

'Nobody is going to break us, we are strong, we are Ukrainians,' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the European Union.

 By Randy DeSoto  March 1, 2022

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Jean-Luc Brunel Shocker: Prison Cameras Mysteriously Didn't Record 'Suicide'

The incident quickly drew comparisons to the death of Epstein himself, who was found hanged in his New York prison cell in August 2019.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  February 21, 2022

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Jared Kushner 'Humbled' After Trump Diplomat is Nominated for Nobel Prize for Work on Abraham Accords

Jared Kushner is back in the news with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for his work on the Abraham Accords between Israel and its neighbors.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  February 13, 2022

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Hunter Biden Laptop Emails Reveal President's Son Backed $120 Million Global Oil Plot: Report

In 2014 and 2015, Hunter Biden reportedly tried to broker a deal with a Chinese company and a foreign official since accused of treason.

 By Michael Austin, The Western Journal  February 8, 2022

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Is China Using COVID Quarantines to Rig the Winter Olympics? Athletes Blow the Lid, And It's Chilling

Olympic athletes are exposing the disturbing measures China is taking in an attempt to hold a "COVID-free" Olympics.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  February 7, 2022

@NOS / Twitter screen shot

Video: Chinese Authorities Drag Olympic Reporter Away During Live Broadcast

The reporter is seen in the clip being pushed and shoved away from his camera by a black-jacketed Chinese security agent.

 By Warner Todd Huston, The Western Journal  February 4, 2022

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Kim Jong Un Seen Limping, Struggling with Stairs in Latest Video from North Korea

Viewers noticed right away that he seemed to be less-than-spry for someone in his mid-30s with access to top medical care.

 By Jared Harris, The Western Journal  February 3, 2022

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Biden Orders Deployment of Thousands of Troops as International Tensions Escalate

Biden has authorized the deployment of troops to Eastern Europe since Russia still keeps troops on the Ukraine border.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  February 3, 2022

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Pregnant New Zealand Journo: Home Country's COVID Rules So Strict It Was Easier to Return to Taliban's Afghanistan

'When the Taliban offers you – a pregnant, unmarried woman – safe haven, you know your situation is messed up.'

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  January 30, 2022

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Biden Reportedly Warns Ukrainian President: 'Prepare for Impact'

President Joe Biden offered Ukraine a dose of doom and gloom in a call with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

(Flickr / Gage Skidmore)

Harris Mocks Holocaust Victims: On Day of Remembrance, VP Meets with Socialist with Anti-Semitic Ties

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Harris attended the inauguration of the Honduran president, who has ties to accused anti-Semites.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

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'Mounting by the Day:' ISIS Is Back with Biden as POTUS, Retaking Ground Lost Under Trump - Report

The group appears to be coming out of its sleeper cells and gathering strength again, but Biden has not clarified his goals for the region.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

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All Eyes on Russia as Biden Rejects Putin's Every Demand

The Biden administration is taking a strong stance against Russia, and now the world is waiting for Russia to respond.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

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Schumer Helps Sign Ukraine's Death Warrant: Dem Took Cash from Companies Funding Putin's New Pipeline

Schumer took money from two companies funding Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline and blocked sanctions on the Putin-backed natural gas project.

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

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Humiliating: China Drains Water Supply for 1.4 Million to Create Fake Snow for Olympic Winter Wonderland

'There is bound to be some impacts in a region where there is nearly no water in the winter,' one geographer said.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  January 27, 2022

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America Left Blind and Dumb: Biden Didn't Even Bother to Nominate an Ambassador to Ukraine

With Russia seemingly on the verge of invading Ukraine, Biden has still not appointed an ambassador to the threatened nation.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  January 25, 2022

(Flickr / Gage Skidmore)

Just Like Afghanistan: Anger as Biden Tells Americans in Ukraine Admin Will Not 'Evacuate American Citizens'

As Russia threatens to invade Ukraine, the Biden administration sent a warning that sounds eerily similar to the Afghanistan disaster.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  January 25, 2022

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Russian Troops Could Soon Be Stationed in Cuba, Moscow Warns

This isn't exactly nuclear missiles, but Russia is threatening to put 'military infrastructure' 90 miles from the US.

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  January 17, 2022

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Before Competing in China, Olympic Athletes Given Unprecedented Warning to Leave Gear at Home

Despite evidence of abuses from the Chinese Communist Party, the 2022 Olympics are still set to take place in Beijing, China, next month.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  January 14, 2022