The laptop from Hell story continues from the other side of the pond.  “The son of the man expected by many to be America's next President abandoned a laptop containing a treasure trove of top-secret material, including his father's private emails and mobile phone numbers, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.  Remarkably, the 50-year-old businessman and self-confessed drug addict took the machine to a back-street IT store in Delaware in April 2019 to get it repaired – yet never returned to collect it.”

If you think this all is just too complicated; Air Force 2 logs indicate that Hunter traveled with his father to 29 separate countries. So this may be just the tip of the iceberg.

"This is the video that has been aggressively censored by Big Tech. Twitter has repeatedly blocked it from being posted and Google had it removed from YouTube. Please share this video and become a poll challenger for election day.”

This video is just over 11-minutes.

“In a video report, ABC News' Tom Llamas confronts Biden in person and lobs several hardball questions about the Hunter Biden scandal. Did Joe Biden allow his son to earn millions in shady deals in foreign countries?”

If you are using Chrome for a browser, Google may cut off the video. Copy / paste the URL into Firefox or Tor. The video is 1:37 long.

“Minnesota law on absentee ballots, passed by Minnesota’s elected officials, dictates that absentee ballots must be in by 8 p.m. on Election Day. In other words, it is up to the voter to mail the absentee ballot at a reasonable date in order to make sure it is received by Election Day.”

“Steve Wenzel, a professor who served in the Minnesota House for 30 years as a Democrat, plans to vote for President Donald Trump because his former party “no longer represents the values and the morals” it once did.”

Thanks, Alpha News.

"Virginia man filed an IRS complaint on Tuesday accusing a left-leaning national security non-profit of violating tax law by failing to disclose a business relationship between two of its board members—Hunter Biden and Sally Painter—and Burisma Holdings."

“MINNEAPOLIS — Susie was as prepared as anyone can be when she was surrounded by four teens, beaten, robbed, and carjacked.”