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VoterGA Lawsuit:Ballot Inspection Expected
The VoterGA Fulton County lawsuit to gain access to inspect and scan approximately 147,000 mail-in and absentee ballots will reconvene on Nov. 15. In a hearing on Sept. 20, Henry County Superior Court ... Read More.
Lawsuit: Facebook Overpaid FTC by $5 Billion to Shield Zuckerberg
According to a pair of lawsuits made public on Tuesday, Facebook board members overpaid the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) an extra $5 billion in fines to settle a complaint by the agency and keep CEO ... Read More.
WI Special Counsel Video: Possible Forensics Investigation
Former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman is featured in a Sept. 20 video on a new Rumble account for the Wisconsin Office of Special Counsel. He describes the investigation he is undertaking... Read More.
U.S. Farmer Co-op Hit With $5.9 Million Ransomware Attack
In an attack on U.S. agriculture, Iowa-based NEW Cooperative, Inc., a member-owned farmer's feed and grain cooperative, was hit sometime on or around last Friday by a ransomware attack, forcing the com... Read More.
Congress, Executive, Judicial Branches, USPS Exempt From Vaccine Mandates
Congress is exempt from the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, as are the Judicial branch and the United States Post Office (USPS). These governmental branches are exempt in their own right—but not because of B... Read More.
HHS Whistleblower Talks COVID, VAERS, Jabs With Project Veritas
The new release from Project Veritas features interviews and an undercover video of two Registered Nurses and an Emergency Room Doctor for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) speakin... Read More.
Chess Marine Singles Out CENTCOM Chief McKenzie
UncoverDC has previously reported on Marine Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller's demand for accountability from "American leadership" involved in military activity in Afghanistan. Scheller singled out... Read More.
Office of Inspector General Investigating FDA’s Accelerated Approvals
The unprecedented accelerated approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 "vaccine" Comirnaty has left many experts asking questions. On June 7, 2021, before the fast-track approval of Pfizer's jab, the U.S. Food an... Read More.
Arizona Senate Reaches Agreement With Maricopa County
The Arizona Senate Republicans reached an agreement Friday with the Maricopa Board of Supervisors (MCBOS) to gain access to the routers via Special Master, former U.S. Rep., Republican John Shadegg. Th... Read More.
Facebook: Delivering COVID Data & Pushing Vaccines
On September 12, 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Commission (EC) held the first-ever Global Vaccination Summit in Brussels. The long-term objective of the gathering—which too... Read More.
Arizona Audit Report To Be Made Public Sept. 24
Arizona's Maricopa County forensic audit results will be heard on Friday, Sept. 24, per a spokesperson for the Senate Republicans. The report will be a public presentation held on the Senate floor and ... Read More.
Monoclonal Antibodies Throttled By Biden Administration
The federal government is now in charge of allocating and distributing life-saving monoclonal antibodies for the American people. The Biden administration's U.S. Department of Health and Human Services... Read More.
$70 Million & Polling Error Secure Newsom’s Path To Victory
With Democratic heavy-hitters flying in and almost $70 million collected for damage control leading up to Tuesday's Recall election, California Governor Gavin Newsom's campaign team managed to hold on ... Read More.
Arizona Senate Must Produce Audit Records
The Arizona State Senate must produce public records related to the Maricopa County forensic audit per a ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday. The court supported previous lower court decisio... Read More.
C19 Vax Reactions to FDA & CDC: Acknowledge Our Vaccine Injuries
C19 Vax Reactions, a pro-vaccine and pro-science group of previously healthy Americans, is on a mission to bring awareness to individuals who have suffered a severe adverse reaction after being injecte... Read More.
