Washington Free Beacon

Aspen Digital, an arm of the liberal Aspen Institute, in September 2020 convened a working group of social media executives, journalists, and academics to develop a coverage strategy for a hypothetical "hack and dump" of Hunter Biden's emails, according to documents published this week by independent reporter Michael Shellenberger.

Conservative View from NH

Joe Biden has never held a private sector job. He has been in Congress or the White House for fifty years, raking in money from foreign countries through his son, Hunter Biden. He has been sucking off the teat of the people of Delaware and America. Without this country, and some say a naive electorate, Joe Biden would simply be Joe from Scranton.

Ann Coulter

Apparently, never — not until all 7 billion humans living in places less luxe than America have moved here, at which point America won’t be so hot anymore, so no one will want to come.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: We all know that the J6 Dems — along with their trained Republican chimps Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger — have been solely focused on keeping Donald Trump off of the 2024 presidential ballot. That’s it, nothing more. They’re terrified of facing him with whichever mundane loser they end up running, so they are preemptively tampering with the election.

WND

A partisan committee set up by soon-to-be-replaced House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to review the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, and essentially find ways to blame Trump, has released its report. And to no one's surprise it insists that the DOJ should review charges against Trump, including make a false statement, defrauding the U.S., conspiracy and inciting insurrection.

American Thinker

The left’s war on Trump just escalated dramatically—which of course, means a war against all those Americans who support Trump.

The Federalist

The House Select Committee on Jan. 6 approved a series of criminal referrals to the Department of Justice (DOJ) Monday, as the committee completes its 18-month attempt to push a predetermined political narrative while masquerading as a legitimate investigation.

WayneDupree.com

Trump used the rallying cry “what doesn’t kill me makes me stronger” to refute the committee’s suggestion that he was responsible for the Capitol incident on January 6 and speculated that the committee was issuing the referrals because it knows he will win in 2024.

FrontPage

Freedom of speech might have a future after all.

American Greatness

He emigrated legally from Africa. He built businesses and created thousands of jobs. He has restored free speech, and with that, the hope of a free tomorrow.

Townhall

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol encountered more than 2 million migrants crossing the border in fiscal 2022, not counting an unknown number of "got-aways. How long will politicians allow this invasion and the killing of Americans to continue? Why is nothing being done?

SteveGruber.com

Thousands of illegal aliens continue to flood over the border every day.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: In the last year, illegal immigration into El Paso has risen by over 280% – undreds of thousands of foreign nationals streaming in, jobless, penniless, anonymous. What happened next? You know what happened next: the most predictable disaster in the world. Crime skyrocketed. Social cohesion collapsed.

Washington Examiner

On Wednesday, Title 42, the Trump-era measure that allows the U.S. government to quickly return illegal crossers to Mexico on the grounds of preventing the spread of COVID, will expire. After that, officials expect a flood of illegal crossers, all coming into the United States confident that they, like hundreds of thousands before them just this year, will be allowed to stay.

Washington Free Beacon

The University of North Carolina sponsors the Fellowship for Exploring Research in Nutrition, which accepts applications exclusively from students who are "Black, Indigenous, or People of Color. Fellows earn thousands of dollars, live in on-campus apartments paid for by the university, and receive generous mentorship opportunities, including letters of recommendation.