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Texas AG Paxton: 500 Election Fraud Cases Pending
Texas Attorney Gen. Ken Paxton has announced that more than 500 election fraud cases are currently waiting to be heard in court. Over the weekend, Paxton relayed on Twitter that his team will prosecute every instance of voter fraud.
This comes after
Read more…Ethics watchdog warns that No. 2 at Interior Dept. has 'massive potential conflicts'
A watchdog group is warning that Deputy Secretary of the Interior Department Tommy Beaudreau, who was confirmed earlier this month to serve in the number two slot at the department, carries "massive potential conflicts" into his new role.
"With the
Read more…Bombshell Wikileaks Email: Hillary Knew Wuhan Was a Bioweapon Threat in 2009
Wikileaks obtained a cable allegedly sent by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to the embassies of member nations of the Australia Group, which at the time was planning a plenary meeting in Paris in September 2009.
The existence of this docume
Read more…National Archives' report: Rotunda is structurally racist, needs safe spaces and trigger warnings
It’s time to “reimagine the Rotunda”. That is the conclusion reached in a report released by the National Archives’ task force on racism. The National Archives Rotunda is an example of structural racism and the Founding Fathers are portrayed too posi
Explosive Report: U.S. Government Deleted COVID Data at Request of Chinese Researchers
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) deleted COVID-19 gene sequences that may have proven valuable to detecting earlier the probability the SARS-CoV-2 virus originated at the Wuhan lab.
The deleted gene sequences were recently discovered in a Goo
Read more…Biden Quietly Signed ‘Race-Conscious’ Executive Order
When it comes to making news and dropping press releases, there are certain rules regarding the days of the week they’re dropped. Big economic or policy news that governments or companies want everyone talking about for the whole week are dropped Mo
Read more…Facebook Can Be Sued for Sex Trafficking, Texas Supreme Court Rules
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Facebook could be held liable if sex traffickers use the platform to prey on children, arguing the social media website isn’t a “lawless no-man’s-land.”
The ruling was made following three Houston-area lawsuits inv
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