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The Justice Department indicted Biden corruption whistleblower, Gal Luft on Monday just one week after he released a video detailing criminal allegations against the Biden Crime Family. Read More.

The Kevin Spacey trial, held at London’s Southwark Crown Court, is entering its third week. Read More.

A girl whose family claimed she was sold to a United States Marine for sex was found two weeks after she was first reported missing at the barracks of Camp Pendleton in California. Read More.

In comments shared with Newsweek, Russia's ambassador to the United States dismissed media reports suggesting that Moscow was planning a false-flag provocation at Europe's largest nuclear power plant, located in Ukraine, and alleged that Kyiv was using the narrative to draw NATO into a devastating conflict. Read More.

Cops in France have been granted the authority to remotely activate a suspect's cellphone camera, microphone and GPS, after the passage of a provision in a wider "justice reform bill" on Wednesday night. Read More.

White House staff members are prohibited from using drugs Read More.

The proposal might be the biggest attempted power grab in the history of the U.N. If approved, the U.S. as we know it could cease to exist. Read More.

A U.S. District Court judge has barred White House personnel and members of President Joe Biden's Cabinet from meeting with social media companies to suppress free speech. Read More.

Bridgewater Associates co-CIO Greg Jensen said Monday that investors are still too optimistic when it comes to inflation and the lowering of interest rates. Read More.

The LGBT movement must jettison transgenders from the rest or be labeled as uniformly pathological and destructive. Read More.

#DiedSuddenly indeed. Autopsies and medical reviews in Japan and Qatar suggest the shots killed thousands of young adults within weeks of injection; most deaths were never linked to the jabs. Read More.

The Supreme Court held Friday that the State of Colorado cannot force a website designer to create messages that support same-sex marriages. Read More.

Women seeking employment at Gates Ventures, the private office of billionaire Bill Gates, have reportedly faced sexually explicit questioning during an intensive screening process. Creepy billionaire Bill Gates has a long history of pursuing women at Microsoft for sexual affairs, not to mention his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.  Read More.

Peter Schweizer on Sunday dropped a bombshell during an appearance on Fox News with host Maria Bartiromo. Read More.

In an audio recording subpoenaed by special counsel Jack Smith, former President Donald Trump is heard showing people without security clearances a document that Trump describes as a "highly confidential" Pentagon plan to attack Iran. Read More.