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Brazen Illegals Admit They Don’t Need Asylum, Thank Biden and Shrug
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A series of viral videos have provided disconcerting insight into the border chaos confronting immigration authorities at the southern border, with one undocumented immigrant unabashedly expressing gratitude toward President Joe Biden. In three videos shared by Fox News border correspondent Bill Melugin, one unidentified immigrant articulated reasons for crossing the southern border,…
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FBI Boss Admits Hunter’s Laptop Kept Secret Because of Election
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) FBI Director Christopher Wray attempted to shed light on why the bureau refrained from confirming that the Hunter Biden laptop controversy wasn’t linked to a Russian disinformation campaign. Wray claimed that the FBI could not intervene during the intense censorship surrounding the New York Post’s revelations about the Biden family, citing the…
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Judge Denies Search for Records of Collusion Between FBI and New York Times
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Obama-appointed District Judge Beryl Howell has denied a motion to compel the FBI to search for communications with the New York Times about the raid of conservative journalist James O’Keefe’s home—ruling that the Project Veritas founder hasn’t proven that such records exist. The issue stems from the FBI raiding O’Keefe’s home on…
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Dem. Rep. Gets Owned by Riley Gaines, Tries to Get It Struck from Record
() Wherever women’s sports activist Riley Gaines goes, fireworks are sure to follow. The highlight of Tuesday’s Congressional hearing was an exchange between Gaines and Rep. Summer Lee, D-Pa., who in her opening remarks had accused those who disagreed with her at the hearing of being transphobic. “Ranking Member Lee, if my testimony makes me…
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U.S. Senator Reveals How Gov’t Agencies are Spying on Smartphone Apps
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) It seems like the public is learning about new ways the U.S. government spies on it nearly every day. Wednesday was no exception. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., revealed in a letter to the Justice Department that investigators are employing an innovative method to surveil how their targets use smartphone apps. Wyden…
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China Refuses to Take Back Military-Age Foreign Invaders
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A troubling video showed Border Patrol processing long lines of illegal aliens, reportedly Chinese nationals. With 24,000 detained at the southern border, none will be deported as China refuses to take them back. Filmed at Jacumba Hot Springs, California, the video, released by NewsNation reporter Jorge Ventura, was widely shared on social…
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Judge Drops Felony Charges against Ex-Elections Official in Virginia
(Headline USA) A Virginia judge has dismissed felony charges against a former county elections official accused of misconduct in the 2020 election, a decision made after state prosecutors said a key witness changed his story. At the prosecutors’ request, the judge on Friday dismissed a felony charge of corrupt conduct and one for making a…
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Cosmetically Enhanced Kerry Pushes Biden’s Campaign Pledge of Total Coal Ban
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Biden administration’s climate czar, John Kerry, faced criticism after issuing a dire warning against coal-fueled power plants, expressing a growing “militant” determination to enforce Biden’s pledge to ban coal. “There shouldn’t be any more coal-fired power plants permitted anywhere in the world,” Kerry stated during the 2023 United Nations Climate Change…
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FBI STILL Pushing National Operation against Catholics, House Judiciary Finds
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) After a leaked FBI intelligence bulletin showed in February that the FBI was spying on “radical-traditionalist Catholics,” bureau Director Chris Wray apologized for the matter and claimed that the surveillance of Catholics was a mistake, and that the FBI didn’t mean to infringe on their First Amendment rights. However, the House Judiciary Committee said…
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Search for American Service-Members Continues in Japan After Aircraft Crash
(Headline USA) Japanese authorities handed over pieces of the wreckage from an U.S. Air Force Osprey that crashed off southwestern Japan to the U.S. military on Sunday, as the search continued for seven missing servicemembers. The only body so far recovered has now been formally identified. The wreckage had been collected by a ship from…