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West Nile Virus Cases Explode Across U.S. After Mosquitos Released via Bill Gates-Funded Project Approved by EPA

In November 2017, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that MosquitoMate, Inc. had submitted plans to infect live male mosquitoes with a bacteria called "Wolbachia pipientis," which enhances WNV infection.

‘Sound of Freedom’ Announces More International Dates As Film Nears $200 Million Mark

Angel Studios announced Friday that the hit film "Sound of Freedom" will add more international dates as the film gets close to the $200 million mark worldwide.

U.S. Border Sees Record-High Migrant Family Crossings in August

Border Patrol made 177,000 arrests in August, a steep increase from 132,652 in July and 99,539 in June.

House Committee Investigates Former Vice President Biden’s Use of Air Force Two

The core of the investigation surrounds allegations that Biden permitted his son to utilize the aircraft for personal gain.

33% of Americans Say COVID Vaccine Kills Some—25% Believe MMR Vaccine Causes Autism: Kaiser Survey

Data taken from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirms that 35,980 deaths have been linked to the COVID vaccine; medical literature confirms vaccine-linked disease to autism.

National Archives Withholds 5,400 Emails Tied to Pseudonyms Used by Joe Biden

Following a renewal of the FOIA request in 2022, NARA indicated they had identified approximately 5,138 email messages, 25 electronic files, and 200 pages that would need processing for the request.

Over 150 People Arrested on Arson Charges for Greek Wildfires, Media Previously Blamed on ‘Climate Change’

Previously, the media blamed the wildfires, which have forced numerous evacuations across the nation, on so-called "climate change," which has replaced the "global cooling" narrative prevalent just a few decades ago.

China Ends Mandatory COVID-19 Testing for Inbound Travelers Amid Economic Challenges

As China marks its journey towards normalization post-pandemic, the nation has announced that it will discontinue its requirement for incoming travelers to present negative COVID-19 test results.

Denmark Moves to Ban Burning the Koran or the Bible

The Danish government has reportedly proposed a ban on setting the Quran on fire in public after a series of burnings led to uproar in Muslim countries.

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