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New photos show Epstein and Maxwell were VIP guests in Clinton’s White House

Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein were once White House guests of former President Bill Clinton, new pictures prove. The images were published by The Sun, days after Maxwell’s last court appearance on sex trafficking charges in Manhattan, related to her alleged procurement of underage rape victims for the convicted pedophile. The disgusting duo were invited to the White …

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Ohio Bar Owner Bans NBA Games In His Establishment Until LeBron Is Out Of The League

While Democrats praised LeBron James’ threatening tweet against the Ohio police officer who justifiably shot Makhia Bryant, an Ohio bar owner is putting his foot down. According to Outkick, Linnie’s Pub in the Cincinnati area announced that they will no longer show NBA games in their bar as long as the anti-cop James is in …

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“Scared Little Girl That Is Pretty Stupid”; Marjorie Taylor Green Blasts AOC As She Challenges Her To Debate

Far-left socialist Alexandria Ocasio Cortez wants to tank the American economy by spending trillions of dollars on the “Green New Deal”, and now she might actually have to defend her positions in debate form with GOP House rep Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a brand new video posted to Twitter, MTG savaged AOC, calling her a …

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‘All Strikes & No Balls’ billboard in NYC slams MLB’s decision on all-star game

The prominent small business group Job Creators Network is placing a billboard in Manhattan demanding Major League Baseball return its all-star game to Atlanta, saying the decision to move the event unnecessarily hurt black small businesses and amounted to “all strikes & no balls.” The billboard, set to go up Monday near MLB Commissioner Rob …

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Portland Mayor Calls for ‘Unmasking’ Violent Protesters, Antifa Riot Follows

Black Lives Matter and Antifa spoke out against Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler’s call to ‘unmask’ violent protesters. Hours after the mayor’s comments, another riot broke out in the city. “We must stand together as a community against this ongoing criminal intimidation and violence,” Mayor Wheeler said on Friday. “Our job is to unmask them, arrest …

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Gov. Cuomo the Highest Paid Governor in History

For a period of four years, Donald Trump was the lowest paid politician in Washington D.C. (albeit by choice), while Dr. Anthony Fauci was the highest paid. In the world of government it seems there’s no correlation between competence and pay – an observation backed by the revelation that scandal-plagued Governor Andrew Cuomo is the highest paid …

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Customs and Border Protection Officers Seize Narcotics Worth Over $11 Million

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized $11 million worth of narcotics in four separate busts at the southern border this week. The seizures all took place over the course of three days in Laredo, according to a CBP news release, and included the alleged captures of over 430 pounds of methamphetamine, 134 pounds of cocaine, …

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MIT researchers challenge indoor social distancing rules: ‘No safer at 60 feet than 6 feet’

A new study out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is challenging major COVID-19 mitigation measures of the past year, claiming the widely accepted six-foot “social distancing” rule is more or less meaningless in indoor settings. The study, authored by MIT chemical engineering Prof. Martin Bazant and applied mathematics Prof. John Bush, “characterize[s] the evolution of …

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New York state legislature passes bill that would automatically restore voting rights to people on parole

The New York state legislature passed a bill last week that would automatically restore voting rights to people convicted of a felony once they are on parole. The bill is intended to improve upon a 2018 executive order granting voting pardons to the 35,000 New Yorkers on parole, according to Assembly member Daniel O’Donnell, a …

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Armenian Genocide: Why Biden’s recognition could inflame political tension between US and Turkey

April 24 is widely commemorated as Armenian Genocide Day, which observes the massacre of up to 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I. The events are widely regarded as the first genocide of the 20th century, though no U.S. president had ever formally recognized the killings as such until this year. President …

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