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U.S. Overdose Deaths Topped 100,000 in One Year

An estimated 100,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in one year, a never-before-seen milestone that health officials say is tied to the COVID-19 pandemic and a more dangerous drug supply.

Sen. Cotton Requests ‘All Communications’ Between Department of Justice & The New York Times Pertaining to FBI Raid of Project Veritas

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) sent a letter to Biden's attorney general demanding information pertaining to the FBI's investigation into Project Veritas.

Budget group finds Democratic spending bill would add to deficits, endangering centrist support

A new budget projection shows the Democratic climate and social spending bill would add to the deficit, a finding that could further imperil support from centrist Democrats like Sen. Joe Manchin.

The Big Russian Collusion Coverup Must End With John Durham’s Report

The big question that remains is whether the ringleader and masterminds of the Russian collusion hoax will ever be revealed and held accountable.

Bannon’s Attorney Insists He ‘Had No Choice’ But to Reject Subpoena

Steve Bannon "had no choice" but to disobey a subpoena from the House special committee investigating the Jan. 6 incidents at the Capitol because he'd been instructed by his lawyer not to participate because of former President Donald Trump's executive privilege, David Schoen, the attorney now representing Bannon, said Tuesday.

Supermarkets Alter Layouts, Use Decoys to Fill Gaps Left by Shortages

Product shortfalls caused by supply-chain bottlenecks are pushing grocers to get creative so consumers aren’t facing empty shelves

Urgent Wisconsin suit aims to fix balloting before 2022

Wisconsin’s former lieutenant governor Monday made an urgent plea to the state Supreme Court to kill controversial ballot moves by the state elections commission that Republicans believe tilted the 2020 presidential contest to President Joe Biden.

Economic Discontent, Criticisms of Biden Lift GOP to Record Early Advantage: ABC Poll

According to ABC News/Washington Post surveys spanning back 40 years, Republican congressional candidates hold the greatest advantage in midterm election vote preferences.

Prince Andrew Reportedly ‘Dreading’ Maxwell Trial Set to ‘Thrust Him Back Into Spotlight’

Ghislaine Maxwell, who faces the rest of her life behind bars if convicted of abusing and procuring young girls for the late billionaire and convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein – charges that she denies – goes on trial on 29 November.

Federal Reserve Failure

What do the Federal Reserve and neoconservatives have in common? They both refuse to admit that their policies — the neocons’ promotion of perpetual war and the Fed's manipulation of the money supply — are complete failures, having produced the opposite of the promised results.

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