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MAGA Revolt Over Trump Admin Epstein Debacle Might Be Working! Sources Say Officials Pushing For Special Counsel & “Frustrated” POTUS “Wants To Set Things Right”

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MAGA Revolt Over Trump Admin Epstein Debacle Might Be Working! Sources Say Officials Pushing For Special Counsel & “Frustrated” POTUS “Wants To Set Things Right”

‘Our voices are being heard,’ says pro-Trump political commentator.

All But One Republican On House Rules Committee Block Motion To Allow Congress A Vote On Releasing Epstein Files

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All But One Republican On House Rules Committee Block Motion To Allow Congress A Vote On Releasing Epstein Files

Decision only brings more scrutiny over Epstein files cover-up.

Canada’s Immigration Office Admits it Failed to Check Suspected Terrorists’ Background

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Canada’s Immigration Office Admits it Failed to Check Suspected Terrorists’ Background

Comprehensive screenings were never done for suspected Egyptian terrorists, including those linked to ISIS torturing who were arrested after plotting an attack in Toronto.

Watch Live: Trump Admin Feeling MAGA Pressure On Epstein, May Launch Special Counsel & “Set Things Right”

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Watch Live: Trump Admin Feeling MAGA Pressure On Epstein, May Launch Special Counsel & “Set Things Right”

High profile administration officials pushing for new investigation into Epstein and Eric Trump’s wife Lara says “frustrated” POTUS will release more evidence.

French Ministers Have Surreal Debate on Whether Islamo-Leftism Exists in Academia

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French Ministers Have Surreal Debate on Whether Islamo-Leftism Exists in Academia

If those in high places still deny this evil, how can we possibly hope to defeat it?

Canadian Carney Liberals Quietly Award Pfizer, Moderna New Covid Shot Contracts

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Canadian Carney Liberals Quietly Award Pfizer, Moderna New Covid Shot Contracts

Carney’s Liberal government signed nearly $400 million in contracts with Pfizer and Moderna for COVID shots, despite halted booster programs and ongoing delays in compensating Canadians for jab injuries.