A Department of Justice monkeypox-smuggling case involving NIH researchers highlights broader concerns about China’s biological warfare capabilities, military-linked biotechnology research, biological smuggling incidents, and the CCP’s use of Military-Civil Fusion to leverage civilian scientific research for potential military applications.   On June 2, 2026, the Department of Justice charged two NIH researchers, Vincent Munster, 53, a Dutch national and Chief of the Virus Ecology Section

President Donald Trump and the mysteriously absent Iranian leader Mojtala Khamenei President Trump slammed Iran on Friday for leaking terms of the agreement, which Trump said are false, to Iranian state media and appeared to threaten Iran over hostilities last night against commercial ships. Trump on Thursday told reporters in the Oval Office that the US “just made a great settlement of the war with

The FBI raided the Cleveland headquarters of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative (OOC) on Thursday, as part of an ongoing federal investigation into suspected ballot harvesting and voter fraud operations in the key swing state of Ohio. Agents also fanned out across the state, showing up at the homes of OOC leaders, staff members, volunteers, and connected community organizers in places like Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati.

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THE TRILLION-DOLLAR SNOW JOB: How the Cannabis Industry and Lawmakers are Hiding an Existential Health and Aging Crisis Guest post by Stuart Reece  I have worked with drug-affected people for fifty years.  In the last 30 years, I have conducted 300,000 – 400,000 consultations in addiction medicine.  I have over 160 peer-reviewed scientific papers, including more than 80 on cannabis, and two papers in Nature

Belfast Knife Suspect, Hadi Alodid via X The Sudanese migrant charged over a medieval, barbaric knife attack in north Belfast was reportedly a former police officer in Khartoum. The horrifying case has raised fresh questions about the British establishment’s asylum vetting, border controls, and willingness to protect its own citizens. Hadi Alodid, 30, appeared in court on Wednesday charged with the attempted murder of 44-year-old

Screenshot U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent went on Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo to deliver a brutal reality check to the terrorists in Tehran. The message from the Trump administration is crystal clear: You break it, you bought it. Appearing on Fox Business, Sec. Bessent revealed that Iran made a catastrophic strategic error by attacking its neighbors in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). For

Screenshot While miserable leftists back home are filing desperate 11th-hour lawsuits to kill the fun and shut down the historic UFC Freedom 250 on the White House South Lawn, Secretary of State Marco Rubio just revealed the real story: the entire world wants in. Secretary of State Marco Rubio had State Department officials laughing out loud on Thursday after revealing that President Trump’s upcoming UFC

By Wayne Allyn Root The Iran war continues to dominate the headlines- thus sucking all the air out of the room, and distracting from the number one issue (by a mile) in America today- open borders, the illegal alien foreign invasion of America, and the solution- MASS DEPORTATION. We now have a bare minimum of 50 million illegal aliens in America, and experts that I

How Much Discretion Do States Have Under Federal Election Law? Guest post by Linda Brickman When election tools, voter data, State procedures, and Federal guardrails collide. In the United States, election laws can look very different from one state to another. One State may allow same-day voter registration. Another may require earlier registration deadlines. One State may rely heavily on mail ballots. Another may impose