'Right off our shores': Top Trump official warns of intelligence posts from America's top two enemies * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs

'Right off our shores': Top Trump official warns of intelligence posts from America's top two enemies * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs: 

Michael Waltz, President Donald Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, is warning Americans the communist threat is still alive just 90 miles off the coast of Florida on the troubled island of Cuba. Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, Ambassador Mike Waltz said there are multiple intelligence posts near U.S. military bases on the island operated by America's top two geopolitical adversaries. "Both Chinese and Russian," Waltz explained. "They still have intelligence posts, signals collection posts, and military officers in Cuba right off our shores."

Where is the outrage over our stolen birthright? | Blaze Media

Where is the outrage over our stolen birthright? | Blaze Media: 

That argument may even be textually stronger than the claim that every child born to an illegal alien must receive citizenship.

The deeper issue is sovereignty. If Republicans emerge from the final Trump governing trifecta without correcting stolen citizenship, illegal representation, and judicial sabotage of immigration enforcement, the party will have betrayed the promise that launched Trump’s political career 11 years ago.

Everyone knows Big Food is poisoning Americans ... but most have no idea the dark reason why | Blaze Media

Everyone knows Big Food is poisoning Americans ... but most have no idea the dark reason why | Blaze Media: 

It’s no longer a secret that most of the food Americans eat is detrimental to their health. From chemical pesticides and GMOs to artificial additives, preservatives, and dyes, much of the common foods available today are loaded with junk known to cause health issues — even serious ones, like cancer and disease.

Few, however, know that Big Food is largely owned by tobacco companies. On this episode of “Relatable,” Allie Beth Stuckey sits down with Ashley and Patrick Sullivan, the creators of the documentary “Breaking Big Food,” which pulls the curtain back on how the tobacco industry hijacked our food system and sparked a major health crisis.

WATCH: 'Imbecilic' congresswoman advises ICE officers on what to shoot * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff

WATCH: 'Imbecilic' congresswoman advises ICE officers on what to shoot * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff: 

Long have Democrats and other leftists said that guns are the problem in shooting deaths. We must eliminate the guns! Is their battle cry. But the argument ignores the fact that, with only a few exceptions for accidental discharges, each time a gun is fired at an individual, there are hands holding the gun and a finger pulling the trigger, meaning it's the person doing the violence, not the tool.

The long defeat: What William Wilberforce can teach American Christians | Blaze Media

The long defeat: What William Wilberforce can teach American Christians | Blaze Media: 

Most of us like to think we would be willing to die for a great cause, granted the courage. A harder question is whether we would be willing to spend 20 years losing for one. More than two centuries ago, a young British politician named William Wilberforce confronted exactly that question. His answer changed the moral character of an empire.

Really? Scheme to enroll dead voters moves to the next level * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff

Really? Scheme to enroll dead voters moves to the next level * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff: 

He explained that North Carolina voters already had been warning about such operations. "Whether intentional or simply reckless, these mail campaigns operate like a grift- raising money and generating activity while shifting the costs onto taxpayers, election officials, and voters," Raffensperger told the publication. "Georgia taxpayers should not have to clean up the mess created by organizations that prioritize volume over accuracy."

The Security of Electronic Voting Systems in the U.S. | Election Crime Bureau

The Security of Electronic Voting Systems in the U.S. | Election Crime Bureau: 

The factual record directly contradicts the EAC Chairman’s reassuring assertions. The current electronic voting paradigm is characterized by unaddressed systemic risks, a compromised oversight model, and a fundamental lack of transparency. The core conclusion is that the perceived benefits of electronic voting systems do not outweigh the demonstrated risks to election integrity. The integrity of election results is paramount and cannot be subordinated to convenience.