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While he was Vice President, Joe Biden dined with three different clients of Hunter Biden - who paid him millions of dollars. These dinners were always at Washington's elite Cafe Milano - which bills itself as "Where the world's most powerful people go."

This episode is presented by Old Grouch’s Military Surplus — Rendered impotent by Republican legislative supermajorities, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper pulled the lamest political stun...

This episode is presented by Old Grouch’s Military Surplus -- Local attorney Bill Graham discusses North Carolina House Bill 490 - which would eliminate state taxes on any overtime pay workers earn.

The late Sir Roger Vernon Scruton explains why the political left is constantly in pursuit of power, yet is dissatisfied when it secures it. Plus, highlights of Christopher Rufo's speech on "Liberalism's Achilles Heel."

In an exclusive report, the Wall Street Journal details previously-unknown various meetings between Jeffrey Epstein and high profile officials and luminaries such as the director of the CIA, an Obama White House lawyer, and Noam Chomsky.

The former White House stenographer during the Obama administration says he will testify to a grand jury about how then-Vice President Joe Biden engaged in corruption with Ukrainian energy company Burisma - which appointed Biden's son, Hunter, to its board of directors says before a meeting with the VP.

This episode is presented by Old Grouch’s Military Surplus -- North Carolina Auditor Beth Wood pleaded guilty and was convicted for a hit and run car crash. Two men who helped her flee are also facing charges. She admitted in court she had two glasses of wine at the Christmas party just prior to the crash.

While military collectors and enthusiasts can easily wile away an afternoon here, Old Grouchs Military Surplus in Clyde sees a steady stream of customers looking for things they cant find

Old Grouch’s restaurant was bouncing with live entertainment back on June 3 and 4 as musicians came out to play for a good cause. The event has been going on for about 15 years and, while the jam

This week will bring the Watermelon Festival to Montrose, Rollin on the River Blues Fest, and the Summer Theatre play, The Old Grouch