Articles by AFP

By Pete Papaherakles Could gaining control of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBI) be one of the main reasons that Iran is being targeted by Western and Israeli powers? As tensions […]

By Richard Walker The whole world knows Israel (which has about 400 nuclear bombs) has an itchy trigger finger and would like nothing better than to attack Iran with the United States leading the charge. […]

By Keith Johnson Anti-war groups in the Midwest claim they are being harassed by the FBI and say they will not cooperate with a U.S. attorney’s ongoing investigation of 23 peace activists who are accused […]

By Frank Whalen In the last year the U.S. “no-fly” list has more than doubled, despite the much-ballyhooed successes in the “War against Terror.” According to U.S. officials, the reason for this change is the […]

Recently released movie on Tuskegee airmen should be labeled ‘fiction’ By Pat Shannan ATLANTA, Ga. – The new George Lucas film, Red Tails, about the Tuskegee airmen was released in January, and its many exaggerations […]

By Michael Collins Piper On January 21, 1987, following his conviction on trumped-up corruption charges and facing a lengthy prison term, Pennsylvania State Treasurer R. Budd Dwyer shot himself at a crowded press conference, continuing […]

By Victor Thorn Why would Penn State’s Board of Trustees appoint former FBI Director Louis Freeh to lead its internal investigation of the child molestation scandal? To orchestrate another high-level cover-up? It’s widely accepted that […]

By Pat Shannan LAS VEGAS, Nev.—More than 100 sheriffs and deputies from 32 states around the nation gathered at the Las Vegas Tuscany Hotel on January 30 to learn facts that many had never heard […]

By Michael Collins Piper As AMERICAN FREE PRESS predicted in the February 6 edition, the call by the publisher of The Atlanta Jewish Times, Andrew Adler, for Israel’s Mossad to utilize its American-based assets to […]

By Pat Shannan ATLANTA, Ga.—Although most Americans don’t know it because of a news blackout, on January 26 the issue of Barack Hussein Obama’s eligibility to be president was finally heard by a lawfully-seated state […]

• Supreme Court rules rogue use of electronic tracking devices violates 4th Amendment By Keith Johnson Many are celebrating a recent decision by the Supreme Court, which ruled that law enforcement must get a warrant […]

By Victor Thorn STATE COLLEGE, Pa.—Nearly seven years ago, Ray Gricar—Centre County, Pennsylvania’s District Attorney for two decades—vanished into thin air. According to law enforcement officials, he hasn’t been seen since. Yet, is this official […]

Editor’s Note: Seventeen years ago, Hoppy Heidelberg, then 55 and president of the Oklahoma Thoroughbred Breeders Association, was drafted to serve on the Oklahoma City federal grand jury that only a few months later became […]

• Wall Street set to profit at your expense from rising tensions in Mideast By Pete Papaherakles Could prices at the gas pump reach $5 a gallon by Memorial Day? Experts on oil believe that […]

By Victor Thorn The release of a new documentary on the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City entitled A Noble Lie has brought with it a renewed examination of who was […]