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An Arizona judge ruled Monday that two of Republican Kari Lake’s election claims can go to trial. The two-day hearing is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. A federal court struck down the…

Premiered on Dec 17, 2022 In this special episode, we sat down with Ross Kennedy, founder of U.S.-based logistics and supply chain advisory Fortis Analysis and senior fellow at Security Studies Group.…

Over 2 million people could die in China. A new study predicts a death peak in January. A Beijing funeral home is cremating five times more bodies daily. Applications for…

A Maricopa County judge on Dec. 19 heard oral arguments on a motion to dismiss an election-related lawsuit filed by Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake. The House January 6 Committee…

Over 5,000 pounds of opium were seized at the Port of Vancouver, according to the Canada Border Service Agency. That’s the largest seizure in the agency’s history.

A new Twitter Files thread took a deeper dive into how the FBI had pushed Twitter executives to greater action against “propaganda” from foreign actors. The director of the CIA…

A record defense spending bill got bipartisan Senate approval. The annual measure is now headed to President Joe Biden’s desk. In Japan, the biggest military build-up since World War II is forming…

Emails from the FBI to Twitter released on Dec. 16 showed bureau officials flagging specific people for Twitter to take action against. A Maricopa County judge granted Kari Lake permission to inspect some ballots…

A federal judge has paused the Biden administration’s effort to terminate the Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” policy until legal proceedings play out. Worried Pennsylvania voters said voting machines didn’t count…

Zooming in on Beijing’s threat, we sat down with Brad Good to hear about his project “The China Declaration”—a global push to end the Chinese Communist Party—and about his first-hand…