By R. Cort Kirkwood The Indian illegal-alien trucker who made an illegal U-turn on a highway and killed three Americans in Florida could not speak or read English, but the California and Washington state motor vehicle agencies gave him commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) anyway. The latest on Harjinder Singh from the U.S. Transportation Department follows the revelation that the Biden...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has revoked the security clearances of 37 renegade intelligence officials who either politicized intelligence, leaked classified information, or trespassed tradecraft standards. Announced in an X post, Gabbard wrote that she acted under the orders of President Trump. The revocations come after the administration rescinded the...
By Wayne Allensworth I loved the original Star Trek series when I was a kid. Sci-fi fascinated me. The show fired my imagination and, I think, in a developed industrial society, the call for exploring a new frontier resonated with the memory of those of us whose ancestors settled an America that was already far behind us. “Exploring new worlds” and the “final frontier” had a poetic ring. America...
By R. Cort Kirkwood An FBI timeline memorandum written in 2017 shows that the Obama administration’s deputy attorney general, Sally Yates, quashed a probe of the Clinton Foundation to determine whether it profited from foreign donations when Hillary Clinton was secretary of state. Top FBI officials and the Obama Justice Department discouraged FBI agents in three cities from probing the...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Newly declassified emails between former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and Admiral Mike Rogers, former head of the National Security Agency (NSA), show that Clapper smothered Rogers’ concerns about the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) that falsely claimed Russia helped elect President Trump in 2016. Released yesterday by current Director of National...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Far-left Democratic U.S. Senator Adam Schiff of California is more than just a mail, bank, and mortgage fraud suspect. Newly-declassified FBI 302 reports, first published by Just the News, show that in 2017, then-Representative Schiff approved leaking classified information to harm the incoming Trump administration. The reports are based on interviews...
By R. Cort Kirkwood It appears that the link between failed Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz and Communist China is stronger than originally thought. Judicial Watch has released 47 pages of records from counterintelligence probes by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security into that connection, which show that China was quite pleased with the selection of Walz as the veep. The...
By R. Cort Kirkwood President Trump has ordered the military to use force against the drug cartels that he designated as terrorist organizations on his first day in office. The New York Times reported the development this morning, a day after U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that a reward for the arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro — also kingpin of the Cartel los...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Whether far-left Democratic U.S. Senator Adam Schiff of California faces possible prosecution for ordering the release of classified information in 2017, when he was ranking member of the House intelligence committee, is legally murky. But one thing isn’t. Either Schiff or the whistleblower is a felon. In the first case, the felony is leaking classified information...
By Wayne Allensworth A French TV documentary from the 2000s showed Amazonian rainforest tribesmen reacting to images of the modern world. Their eyes were wide with amazement — and, I think, some sense of sadness, even of foreboding. Their reaction to astronauts on the Moon was one of dismay, much, as I recall, like that of my great grandmother, who viewed the landings as somehow blasphemous. The...
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