The New York Times actually published a story on the testimony of Hunter Biden’s former business partner that contradicts nearly three years of denials that Joe Biden knew anything about his son’s apparently illicit business dealings in Ukraine, Russia, and China.
A prominent economist warns that in the very near future, citizens may need a “Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) chip implant” to access our bank accounts and do basic things like buying food and water.
The former head of Israel’s Space Directorate claimed last week that ETs from a “galactic federation” have contacted Earth and that former President Donald Trump was “on the verge of revealing” their existence.
The biggest question of the 2024 presidential campaign is whether jurors will cast ballots on the fate of Donald Trump before voters.
Three years after we suggested the Wuhan Institute of Virology might be the source of SARS-CoV-2, and five years after the State Department warned about its biosecurity, the Biden administration has finally suspended US funding for the Chinese lab.
The US is sending F-35 fighters to the Middle East, reportedly to protect freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf. This announcement, like previous deployments of F-16s, F-22s, and A-10s, is clearly a message directed at Russia and Iran.
The 12-mile-long Kerch Bridge connecting Russia to the Crimean peninsula was bombed by Ukraine early Monday. In response, Russia pulled out of a deal allowing Ukrainian farmers to export crops, raising fears over global food supplies.
Corporate media is going out of its way to characterize ‘Sound of Freedom,’ a film based on a true story about rescuing children from traffickers, as a movie for crazy right-wing conspiracy theorists—which means it’s right on target.
Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army-Ret.), author of Alliance of Evil and Kings of the East says the near-coup in Russia this past weekend may have weakened Vladimir Putin, but that makes him even more dependent on America’s greatest rival, China.Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin may have used the called-off coup this past weekend to his political advantage. Politicians in the West have trouble understanding his hold on power because none of them have the kind of popular support Putin does in Russia.