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Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has announced another $1.3 billion will soon be on its way to Ukraine. “Every investment that we make in Ukraine’s recovery is aimed at bringing Ukrainians closer to that reality,” Secretary Blinken explained in London, “ Read More.

“We showed him the intelligence information and he indicated he had never seen it before.” Read More.

“If we are to be successful, CBDCs could not be fragmented national propositions.” Read More.

Chinese troop stationed on America's doorstep? The Wall Street Journal is reporting Tuesday that China is in negotiations with the Cuban government to establish a a new joint military training facility on the island. Read More.

A chorus of Republican lawmakers raced Tuesday to condemn Hunter Biden’s plea agreement, in which the first son appears poised to avoid jail time for alleged tax and firearm violations. As pa… Read More.

There is no turning back. The United States is now a country where federal law enforcement agencies have targeted and indicted a former president who is... Read More.

One of the lowest box office debuts for a Pixar movie ever. Read More.

This explains a lot. Read More.

Barack Obama, who was instrumental in fueling the media's "misinformation" narrative before he left office, has a new buzzword — "digital fingerprints." Read More.

In a secret society typically left untouched by the outside world, the Freemasons are struggling to come to terms with the transgender ideology in their all-male fraternity, according to members who spoke with the Daily Caller News Foundation. Read More.

Former Vice President Mike Pence refused to say if he will pardon President Trump if Pence somehow becomes President himself. Read More.

Notwithstanding his reputation as a global advocate for clean energy and sustainable practices, Bill Gates traveled to China this week to meet Xi Jinping using his private jet. Read More.

For the first time since the Russian invasion, the Biden regime is transferring depleted uranium shells to Ukraine in what appears to be the next step in the escalation of World War III. Read More.

Czech President Petr Pavel just took anti-Russian xenophobia to a new level, saying this week that he's in favor of Russians living in Western countries being "monitored" by authorities, akin to what happened with Japanese people living in the United States during World War II. Read More.

House Oversight Chairman James Comer revealed Thursday that he expects there is evidence of at least $20-$30 million being made in illegal payments by foreign nationals to the Biden family. Read More.