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AG Bailey wrote, “The information you have shared with my office about a possible CCP outpost within the borders of Missouri is deeply concerning and will receive the full attention of my office,” and highlighted that “The threat posed by the CCP is very real.”

The document was allegedly central to Trump's indictment.

Christian employees at Google created a petition saying that Google's sponsorship of a San Francisco drag show was a "direct affront" to their beliefs, resulting in Google dropping the sponsorship.

Two-hundred-fifty Hollywood celebrities have signed an open letter calling for companies to censor those who oppose transgender surgeries on children.

A survey from NBC News suggests Kamala Harris is the least popular vice president in modern history.

Brendan Whitworth, CEO of Anheuser-Busch, would not say if he would have allowed Bud Light's promo with transgender woman Dylan Mulvaney had he known the extent of the backlash.

An "expert" with the United Nations has come out with a new report claiming religious freedom is "not incompatible" with the LGBT movement.

"The American people deserve to know the truth about China’s role in the origins of COVID-19."

Adora Nwofor, the 47-year-old president of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) chapter in Calgary, has been charged with one count each of assault and mischief following a physical skirmish last month near Western Canada High School.

The FBI issued a statement Monday, denying they were involved in a fight that broke out during a Pride event in Oregon.