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Citing Free Beacon reporting, lawmakers say agency head flaunted procedure to wokeify workplace Read More.

Republicans increased margin of victory from 4% to 26% in state House District 34, after losing both U.S. Senate seats to Democrats in January. Read More.

If you’re an illegal alien living in the Empire State, the 2021 legislative session was an absolute Saturnalia. Read More.

A group of Texas Democrats known for recently running away from a legislative session in order to avoid the passage of a voting reform bill has decided to ignore threats of arrest upon return, electing to instead work on election reform federally. Read More.

The corrections come months after the report was released. Read More.

The new social media platform GETTR, created by former Trump spokesman Jason Miller and allies, has passed 1.5 million users in record time and is poised for "substantial growth," according to a new survey. Read More.

Prices soared by as much as 316% from the start of 2020 as COVID-19 pandemic caused supply chain bottlenecks Read More.

A new analysis from VoterGA has demonstrated a shocking 60 percent error rate during the hand-count audit in Fulton County, Ga. Read More.

D.C. Jail effectively bans attorney-client privilege for January 6 defendants, claim lawyers for accused Capitol rioter. Read More.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) used at least 12 informants to stage the phony kidnapping plot against Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer that was announced shortly before last year’s election, according to a Buzzfeed report. Read More.

The state rules are a deviation from CDC guidelines Read More.

(CNN) — Several of the men involved in the operation that killed Haiti's president previously worked as US law enforcement informants, according to people briefed on the matter, as US investigators grapple with an increasing number of Florida links to the alleged hit squad. Read More.

A London library is apologizing for hosting an event where an actor described as a “Rainbow Dildo Butt Monkey” reportedly entertained children. Read More.

Cubans facing the country’s worst economic crisis in decades took to the streets over the weekend. In turn, authorities blocked social media sites in an apparent effort to stop the flow of information into, out of and within the beleaguered nation. Read More.

The faculty of a Washington Heights high school is rebelling against their principal, charging in a vote of no confidence that she has “flagrantly but unsuccessfully attempted to divide our school by race.” Read More.