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Wall Street protesters set their sights on the Federal Reserve By Jeff Smith NEW YORK—The Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement celebrated its first anniversary in late September with multiple major marches and rallies. They drew […]

• Midwest droughts, growing unrest in the Middle East have prognosticators worried By Keith Johnson The worst United States drought since 1936 has devastated crops and livestock across the country and opened the floodgates to […]

• Mexicans kept in dark about U.S. schemes By Victor Thorn On June 28, Melanie Wilcox of the Center for Media and Public Policy, an investigative journalism operation at The Heritage Foundation, provided this AMERICAN […]

By Ronald L. Ray Russia and China have radically reinforced their strategic alliance in the face of increasingly militaristic United States imperialism. According to the German newspaper National-Zeitung, when Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Chinese […]

Attacks on embassy, ambassador carried out by violent faction trained, armed by United States By Richard Walker Initial efforts by the Obama administration to tie the embassy attack in Libya to an angry mob ignore […]

AFP PODCAST On February 19, 1945, two United States Marines, Howard McLaughlin and Ray Miller, landed on Iwo Jima and spent over a month there attempting to dislodge the Japanese from this strategically important island. Unbeknownst […]

By Keith Johnson What little credibility the mainstream media may have had left is slowly beginning to disintegrate as more journalists step forward to expose the widespread corruption and government collusion that exists within every […]

By Pete Papaherakles On September 12, civil liberties advocates sighed in relief as U.S. Judge Katherine Forrest permanently struck down indefinite detention provisions of the notorious National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This blatant violation of […]

By Ralph Forbes On January 17, 1961, in his farewell address, President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned us against the military-industrial complex. Now technology and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s planned war against Iran are turning […]

By Victor Thorn When President Barack Obama signed on to the U.S.-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) invasion of Libya that began on March 19, 2011, he said Washington was doing so for “humanitarian reasons.” […]

• Local judge approves landmark property seizure, but citizen will not back down By Mark Anderson On August 22, Lamar County, Texas Judge Bill Harris ruled in favor of TransCanada, extending its controversial Keystone XL […]

By John Tiffany With an ugly $120M memorial currently contemplated in Washington, D.C. to Dwight D. Eisenhower, it is timely to take a closer look at this man and whether this honor is deserved. In […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Mike Zullo, the lead investigator of Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Cold Case Posse, walks AMERICAN FREE PRESS through their entire investigation of President Barack Obama’s birth certificate, from their initial realization that the […]