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5 New Questions About Russia Collusion Probe Emerging from Sussman Trial

While the trial of 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann concluded with his acquittal, Special Counsel John Durham's prosecution team succeeded in revealing new evidence about how the false Trump-Russia collusion narrative got foisted upon the FBI and the nation.

Pfizer COVID-19 Pill Does Not Provide Significant Benefit in Patients Under 65

Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill helps reduce COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths in the elderly but provides no strong benefit for those under 65, according to a new study.

Florida Kicks Off Pride Month Challenging Science of Transgenderism  

Florida State Health Agency issues report challenging science behind "gender-affirming" care.

Deaths of Over 3,000 Diabetics in U.K. Attributed to COVID Lockdowns

Lack of access to in-person health care credited.

JP Morgan CEO Defends World Economic Forum’s ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’

“I’m not woke. And I think people are mistaking the stakeholder capitalism thing for being woke,” Jamie Dimon.

Tabernacle Stolen, Angles Beheaded by Vandals at N.Y. Catholic Church

Diocese of Brooklyn called it "a brazen crime of disrespect and hate."

Memorial Day Weekend Saw 4,000 Illegal Immigrants Cross Rio Grande Valley Sector Alone

Border patrol chief says there is no effort to secure the border.

U.S. Embassy to the Vatican Flies Rainbow Flag for Pride Month

Embassy in Rome began flying the flag Wednesday.

U.S. Marine Corps Celebrates ‘Pride Month’ with Rainbow Bullets

Their celebratory image features rainbow-tipped bullets.

6 Questions About Uvalde Police Response to School Shooting

More than a week since a teenager opened fire on young children and teachers at an elementary school in southwest Texas, much remains unknown about why police did not run into the building and what investigators have learned about their response.

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