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My publicly shared concerns regarding the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines may have had a negative impact on my company, M10. To protect M10 from my COVID-19 vaccination opinions, I will no longer post about my vaccination concerns here. I recommend @vaccineTruth2 for updates. pic.twitter.com/zVsOQSaAEN— Steve Kirsch (@stkirsch) July 2, 2021

The Nobel Prize winning Professor, Dr. Satoshi Ōmura, who developed #ivermectin, has been censored on YouTube. Brilliant scientists and lifesaving science are systematically being gagged. You know why. pic.twitter.com/FmU0ZGzoSI— Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care (@Covid19Critical) July 1, 2021

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell and company attorney Andrew Parker caught up with One America's Alicia Summers to discuss a Minnesota judge's decision to allow the company's case against Dominion to move forward and how this is a small win for free speech as well as the First Amendment. Attorney

WikiLeaks came under fire after tweeting in solidarity with Fox’s Tucker Carlson, who recently aired a segment claiming that the NSA had illegally spied on him, as supporters demanded an investigation into the claim.

Retrieved genome data of COVID-19 has confirmed the virus was circulating long before the outbreak was officially announced.

Revealed by @MiddleOfMayhem here is the cover letter for @LueElizondo's complaints towards The Pentagon. "Malicious activities, coordinated disinformation, professional misconduct, whistleblower reprisal and explicit threats perpetrated by senior-level Pentagon Officials" pic.twitter.com/YqVnLtMAPv— Project Unity (@TheProjectUnity) June 27, 2021

“Censoring and punishing scientists and doctors for freely voicing their concerns is arrogant, oppressive and profoundly unscientific..."

Another whistleblower has come forward to reveal corruption and political biases in mainstream media. April Moss, formerly of CBS62 in Detroit, told Project Veritas the network has produced fake stories to legitimize and promote COVID-19 vaccines.

Joe Biden has continued attempts to connect legal gun ownership to violent crime, although police statistics have not supported his claims. Last year, the San Francisco Bay Area posted a 35 percent rise in violent crime, while shootings and murders rose 45 percent in New York and 50 percent in Chicago.

"It’s possible we’ll get to a stage of only monitoring hospitalizations..."

People have reported a myriad of mild to severe symptoms after receiving their coronavirus vaccinations. More COVID-19 vaccine patients are coming forward and sharing their symptoms they suffered after they received their doses.

Usually thought of as a party drug, a trial suggests it helps people with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) highlighted reports of a rising number of deaths caused by coronavirus vaccines. He announced the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported thousands of deaths from side effects of experimental vaccines.

Over the past week, a growing number of Android users in the state of Massachusetts have accused Google of stealth-installing “spyware” on their devices under the guise of a state government-supported Covid contact-tracing app.

The Missouri couple who garnered nationwide attention for defending their home from protesters during last year's Black Lives Matter protests plead guilty to misdemeanor charges. On Thursday, Mark and Patricia McCloskey plead guilty to fourth-degree assault and misdemeanor harassment respectively.

Investigative reporter John Solomon spoke up about Georgia's recent decision to probe the missing chain of custody documents. During a recent interview, Solomon cited a Fulton County election report, which described voter irregularities found by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.

Whitehall document suggests government about to scrap screens...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again highlighted the political persecution of protesters who took to Capitol Hill on January 6. Putin told reporters in Geneva on Wednesday, political freedoms in Russia and in the U.S. appear to be restricted equally.

"Now, why would that be?"