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Part 2 of 3: The Biden regime has launched one of the largest manhunts in history. Tucker and his team talk to patriots that kicked in the doors of terrorists that are now having their doors kicked in by the state they once served.

“China & Russia are laughing their asses off watching CIA go full woke.”Cisgender." "Intersectional." It's like the Babylon Bee is handling CIA's commercials. If you think about it, wokeness is the kind of twisted PSYOP a spy agency would invent to destroy a country from the inside out.” -- Donald Trump Jr. tweet. About China and Russia’s current intelligence agents laughing at the CIA’s Babylon Bee-like imbecilities we can guess. But about Russia and Cuba’s we can actually watch, and perhaps laugh ourselves, to keep from crying. To wit: Nikolai Leonev was the KGB’s top agent in Latin America during...

New dashcam footage showing what was going on outside the vehicle during the failed CIT robbery attempt.

On this second anniversary of The Mark Steyn Club, we're proud to present the first of a special two-part edition of The Mark Steyn Show in which I talk with George Papadopoulos, the first Trump campaign member to plead "guilty" in the Mueller investigation. I've seen plenty of three-minute telly hits with Mr Papadopoulos and always wanted to know more, so I figured, after a year or more of waiting, that I might as well interview him myself. There were two reasons I was intrigued - first of all, because (as I've written before) young Papadopoulos seemed to me to...

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James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas have just released part two of their NPR investigation, which claims to show an NPR executive telling a fake Muslim donor how his group can be shielded from a government audit if it donates $5 million.

An interview with Abu Musab al-Zarqawi’s “chief aide” and supervisor of military operations in western Iraq, Abu Hafsa al-Ansari, conducted in al-Ramadi by the Lebanese magazine al-Watan al-Arabia and published February 23, 2006, was recently posted to a password-protected al-Qaeda-affiliated forum. As the first part of the interview focused upon the groups relations with the Iraqi people, financing and composition, the second half concentrates on al-Qaeda in Iraq’s goals and demands, and issues related to the political process, targeting civilians, and grand military operation success and failures. Amidst the discussion, Abu Hafsa al-Ansari relates an account of Zarqawi suffering injury...

Multinational troops have arrested 210 suspected militants in a weeklong crackdown against insurgents in an area south of Baghdad known as the "triangle of death," the U.S. military command said Wednesday. The announcement of the arrests came as Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, who arrived in Jordan late Tuesday, prepared to meet with influential Iraqis living abroad and the host nation's king in a bid to drum up support for Iraq's Jan. 30 elections. Allawi has sought to play down expectations that his meetings would mark a breakthrough in curbing the violence ahead of elections, saying Jordan was simply the first...

<p>Editorial director's note: What would life be like if Proposition 56 were already the law in California? Here is the second in a series of answers to that question.</p> <p>How much money did you save this year because Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, fulfilling a campaign promise, repealed Gov. Gray Davis' tripling of the car tax?</p>

Once the United States and its coalition eliminate the threat to peace and instability coming from Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, it will be up to the Allies to rebuild Iraq in the democratic and capitalistic way of governance. The first and foremost area of action will be the immediate liberation of the Iraqi people from the chains of repression, dictatorship, and torture which for so long they have been subjected to by Saddam Hussein. Food will be distributed, hospitals will be restocked, and life in the Iraqi republic will drastically improve. The Allies will be HELPING the civilians. Within days you...

Dramatic Rise in ADHD Sparks ControversyConcerns about the rise in childhood ADHD and its treatment with psychotropic medication go beyond worried parents and questioning educators. Some say ADHD is a myth -- not a brain-based disorder, but a reflection of what's wrong with our society and education. Others worry about the financial relationships between drug companies and academic researchers who study treatments. Today, Education World looks at some controversial issues surrounding ADHD. Included: Comments from leading researchers and experts! Almost a century after the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder first were recognized, its diagnosis, treatment -- and very existence...