by Dave DeCamp Iran’s judiciary announced on Sunday that Israel’s June 23 bombing of the Evin Prison in Tehran killed 71 people, a number that’s been…
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By Tyler Durden There isn’t anything for former President Donald Trump to worry about with a potential lawsuit coming from a Georgia district attorney, although…
By Adam Schrader April 2 (UPI) — Authorities in Iran have arrested two women at a store in the city of Shandiz after a man was seen…
By Jim Hoft Earlier today a Wisconsin jury found teen shooter Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty of intentional homicide and other charges during the Kenosha leftist riots. Following the…
by Chris Tomlinson France’s Supreme Council of the Judiciary has dismissed a judge in Dijon who has been indicted for allegedly asking men on a “libertine”…
by Kurt Zindulka Raja Malik and Mohammed Nawaz escaped time in prison despite committing an anti-white racist assault against a council worker who confronted their…
by JD Rucker Frustration with Vice President Mike Pence in recent weeks has been understandable. That’s not just me trying to make excuses for venting at…
by JD Rucker Many Trump supporters are putting their hopes in the Supreme Court case filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Is that a good…