Going Soft on Crime Is Dangerous
A violent offender who killed a mother and child should never have been out of prison. By John Friend A young child and a mother of two killed earlier this year by a serial criminal […]
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Assange Tortured in London Jail Cell?
The WikiLeaks founder and whistleblower is being denied legal and basic humanitarian rights. By S.T. Patrick For two weeks, supporters and friends of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have been dumbfounded by what happened at the […]
Best Ideals of Left Are Being Usurped
Americans need to plug their ears to the siren song of radical identity politics. By Dr. Kevin Barrett In the bad old days, choirboys were emasculated to stop their voices from changing. Imagine being a […]
Stop Poisoning Water With Fluoride
Activists are battling in court to stop a powerful federal agency from fluoridating our water. By Mark Anderson The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) maintains that fluoride prevents cavities, a long-cited but widely disproven “benefit” of […]
Confusing Time for Males and Females
It’s hard to deny there’s an agenda to feminize men and masculinize women—but why? By Donald Jeffries Anyone who has watched a television show, a motion picture, or mainstream advertising over the past few years […]
Facial Recognition Coming to a Hardware Store Near You?
Hardware stores, airlines, government agencies are all using “facial recognition” technology to collect and store our biometric data–illegally. By Dave Gahary In the 2002 film “Minority Report,” Tom Cruise plays a police detective in Washington, […]
Founders Battled Over Impeachment
Ridding America of its Executive extends to the founding fathers. By S.T. Patrick It’s difficult to imagine Ben Franklin, James Madison, and Patrick Henry concerned with impeachment. The infant newspapers of the day, including the […]
Meet the Shills of Fake News
Political connections—not skill—got these mainstream news icons their jobs. By Donald Jeffries Considering how many Americans pay high tuition costs every year for college degrees in journalism, or go to expensive broadcasting schools, it is […]
5G Farming: New Tech a Threat to Crops, Livestock?
By Mark Anderson Unless we read the writing on the wall about the apparent health risks associated with the planned application of 5G technology to crops and animals, the field of agriculture could precipitously decline. […]
Bilderberger’s Brexit Confessions
By Mark Anderson CHICAGO, Ill.—The appearance of Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, at a luncheon of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) on Oct. 4, was handled carefully. Besides the fact that […]
500 Scientists: No Climate Catastrophe
Decades of schizophrenic warnings about global warming and ice ages are bogus. By Dave Gahary With non-stop coverage of the latest doomsday doyenne the powers-who-should-not-be have strutted out on the stage, it’s easy to forget […]
Media Bias Clear on Impeachment
The Democrats together with the controlled press have brought their war against the president to appalling heights. By Donald Jeffries The recent secret testimony of acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor was breathlessly reported […]
Is U.S. Border Crisis Under Control?
Numbers say President Trump’s tougher border security measures are finally working, in spite of the naysayers. By John Friend The crisis along the porous southern border between the United States and Mexico may be finally […]
U.S. Bill of Rights Turns 230
The government routinely ignores the key tenets of this historic rights document. By John W. Whitehead It’s been 230 years since James Madison drafted the Bill of Rights—the first 10 amendments to the Constitution—as a […]
‘Warmonger Queen’ Says Gabbard a Russian Agent
By S.T. Patrick “It has been firmly established beyond any doubt that it is now literally impossible for an American political figure to vocally oppose U.S. warmongering without being labeled a Russian agent.” This was […]
