Bill Clinton: ‘Economy Was Better’ Under Trump
Bill Clinton has admitted that the United States “economy was better” under President Donald Trump.
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Washington DC Braces for Post-Election Day Violence
Washington D.C. is preparing for political violence in the wake of Election Day on November 5.
Federal Judge Rules North Carolina Must Count Insecure Absentee Ballots in Violation of State Law
A federal judge has ordered election officials in North Carolina to violate state law by counting insecure absentee ballots.
Speaker Johnson: Fundraising Platform ActBlue Laundered Foreign Money to Democrat Candidates
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has revealed that investigators have uncovered a “massive scandal” involving the Democrat fundraising platform ActBlue.
Melania Trump Blasts Media’s ‘Hitler’ Attacks Against Husband in Final Days of Campaign
Melania Trump has defended her husband from the latest onslaught of fabricated corporate media attacks.
Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ Media for Pushing Liz Cheney ‘Execution’ Hoax
President Donald Trump has blasted the “fake news” corporate media for pushing false reports that he called for former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) to be executed.
Illegal Alien Arrested for Raping 5-Year-Old Girl in New York
An illegal alien from Honduras has been arrested for the shocking rape of a 5-year-old girl in New York, authorities have revealed.
Democrat Group in Arizona Under Investigation over ‘Fraudulent’ Voter Applications in Pennsylvania
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania are investigating a Democrat group in Arizona after discovering batches of “fraudulent” voter registration forms and mail-in ballot applications in the Keystone State.
Kamala Harris Responds to Rally Hecklers with Word Salad Meltdown
Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris suffered a meltdown while getting heckled by protesters during her rally in Nevada.
Autism Surging in Young Children, Study of 12 Million Americans Warns
A massive peer-reviewed study of 12 million Americans has confirmed that Autism has surged in young children, with rates of the disorder now far higher than the official data previously shown.