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• According to the US Congress, four White House officials were identified to have used an autopen to sign documents on Biden’s behalf. The use of former US President Joe Biden’s autopen by White House officials has become one of the biggest scandals in…
• Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson says Ukraine could not have pulled this off on its own and that it bears the fingerprints of a CIA and/or British MI6 operation. By now you’ve all heard something about Ukraine’s massive assault of killer drones that…
• In Russia, ballot counting was extended along with other mechanisms to ensure the final counts were what Lenin wanted. The same is going on today in California. California doesn’t have elections. They have madness and those with oversite gaslight the…
• The Trump administration announced on June 4 that Columbia University’s accreditation status is under review following alleged violations of federal civil rights laws. According to the U.S. Department of Education, the university may no longer meet…
• Eyewitnesses say they were 'ambushed' while lining up for food aid, as soldiers opened fire, aiming at heads and chests Israeli forces have committed a new massacre targeting Palestinian aid seekers in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 32 people and…
• London will invest $8 billion in long-range missile production, John Healey has said The UK plans to mobilize billions of pounds to bolster its military-industrial base in preparation for a potential conflict with Russia, Defense Secretary John Healey…
• The number of people killed in an Israeli attack on a humanitarian aid delivery point in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip has risen to 30, Al Jazeera reported. According to the Qatari television channel, the humanitarian mission in this area was run by…
• This is a predictable response to Finland’s unnecessary and highly provocative decision to join NATO. The New York Times (NYT) recently published an article about how “Russia Beefs Up Bases Near Finland’s Border”, which relied on satellite imagery to…
• A bridge collapsed in front of an oncoming passenger train in Russia’s Bryansk Region on Sunday, killing seven people and injuring at least 69 others, the region's governor Alexander Bogomaz has said. The newspaper Izvestia cited a source who said the…
• Such an approach would violate Washington state’s anti-discrimination law, a court has ruled A federal appeals court has obliged a Korean spa in Lynnwood, Washington to provide services to transgender females. The beauty parlor had attempted to bar…