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There is an extraordinary column in the Washington Post from Glenn Kessler on a key figures in past coverage on the removal of Confederate statues. The Post ran a widely cited article on how Robert E. Lee’s own descendant wanted the general’s statues to be removed. The problem is that no one at the Post appears …
Election officials in one northeastern Pennsylvania county say a “coding error” is causing Republican primary ballots to be mislabeled as Democratic ballots on the ballot marking devices at polling places. Luzerne County elections director Bob Morgan says an error during vendor programming of the device is causing GOP primary ballots throughout the county to have “an error …
Republican ballots mislabeled as Democratic on screens, Pa. election official says Read More »
I think Hunter S. Thompson is being proven right by revelations becoming obvious daily. I’m a natural skeptic, so I rarely believe anything I’m told without verifying facts, analyzing data and understanding the motivation of those making declarations and assertions. For most of my life I thought I generally understood how the world worked. Doubts about my …
The FBI is investigating whether a U.S. defense contractor unlawfully directed money to support Sen. Susan Collins, according to a search warrant recently unsealed in federal court. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has searched electronic devices belonging to defense executive Martin Kao seeking evidence that he orchestrated an effort to funnel allegedly illegal contributions to …
FBI Probes Defense Contractor’s Contributions to Sen. Susan Collins Read More »
Six months after the 2020 Election, the legally required chain of custody documentation for over 18,000 ballots is still missing in Fulton County (Atlanta) Georgia. The related ballots are effectively illegitimate without the legally required documentation. We’ve reported for months that the chain of custody documentation in the state of Georgia for absentee ballots is …
The U.S. Secret Service said Tuesday that a military jet intercepted a small aircraft that violated the restricted airspace in Wilmington, Delaware, this weekend while President Biden was in town. The incident occurred just after 1 p.m. on Sunday, the Secret Service said in a statement, and a military aircraft responded, intercepted the plane and …
Military jet intercepted small plane in restricted Delaware airspace during Biden visit Read More »
According to Dr. Peter McCullough, vice chief of internal medicine at Baylor University Medical Center and known for being one of the top five most-published medical researchers in the United States, COVID-19 vaccines are killing “huge numbers” of people and the government is simply ignoring it. In a video interview with investigative journalist and founder …
Government Scrubs Stats on Vaccine-Related Deaths Read More »
A lawyer for self-described “QAnon Shaman” Jacob Chansley, who was charged after entering the Capitol on Jan. 6, said the world has not seen “propaganda” like it has in the past four-plus years since Adolf Hitler. Attorney Albert Watkins made the comment to Talking Points Memo (TPM) while discussing his client’s case. Chansley was charged with knowingly entering or remaining in …
‘QAnon Shaman’ attorney: World hasn’t seen ‘propaganda’ like Trump’s since Hitler Read More »
Delaware State University (DSU) will cancel $730,655 in student loan debt for more than 220 graduates who have been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic. DSU will pay off the debts for students through funds the HBCU received from President Joe Biden‘s American Rescue Plan, according to a university press release. DSU added the average eligible student will qualify …
Eight young Brooklyn men allegedly stole $2million from recipients of COVID relief funds – then posted their ill gotten gains on social media. Six of the eight defendants, ranging in age from 18 to 25, were charged in Brooklyn federal court with conspiracy to commit access device fraud in connection with a scheme to obtain millions …