By Phil Giraldi President Donald Trump’s niece Mary, who is a clinical psychologist, has declared that her uncle has sociopathic tendencies, perhaps inherited from his emotionally cold workaholic father Fred, who was himself a “high-functioning […]
By Patrick J. Buchanan Before the Black Lives Matter moment, one had not thought of the NBC networks as shot through with “systemic racism.” Yet, what other explanation is there for the recent draconian personnel […]
Cancel culture racists have conservative teachers afraid to speak their minds. By Paul Craig Roberts Academics, if they are white, live in fear of losing their jobs. Professors lost their authority when administrations ceased backing […]
By Dr. Kevin Barrett Just how bad is the Covid-19 pandemic? Bad enough—likely worse than any flu season since 1919. But as bad as Covid is, it isn’t nearly as terrible as most people think. […]
Each day that passes makes Orwell look more like Nostradamus. By Mark Anderson When George Orwell (born Eric Arthur Blair in 1903), who passed away 70 years ago at the age of 47, wrote the […]
Double whammy is crippling entrepreneurs of all races. By Donald Jeffries The economic fallout from the senseless shutdown of most businesses in America is beginning to manifest itself. By early May, it was estimated that […]
By Larry Elder John Wayne’s 1971 Playboy magazine interview has placed the legendary actor in the crosshairs of today’s cancel culture social justice warriors. Activists demand that his name be removed from an Orange County, […]
By Donald Jeffries Classical liberals and civil libertarians were once plentiful in this country. They fought for the rights of those who’d been denied them, and supported free speech for all. Unfortunately, what passes for […]
Black, white, Asian, Latino: Disagree and you’re ‘canceled’. By Donald Jeffries Although the ongoing nationwide protests are ostensibly about black people being targeted and mistreated by police and our society in general, the racial logistics […]
By Donald Jeffries It took him over half a century, but legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan finally shared his thoughts about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy with his millions of fans. The 17-minute-long ballad […]
By Richard Walker The growing controversy over the claim that Russia offered bounties for U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan has split American public opinion, while little effort has been made to identify other potential culprits. Meanwhile, […]
By John Whitehead “Violence creates many more social problems than it solves. . . . If they succumb to the temptation of using violence in their struggle, unborn generations will be the recipients of a […]
By John Friend Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate and former girlfriend of the notorious Jeffrey Epstein, was arrested by federal authorities on the morning of July 2 at her mansion in Bradford, N.H. Maxwell, the […]
Monsanto not required to put cancer warning label on its Roundup weed killer. By Tilton Adler In an unsettling albeit not entirely unsurprising decision by California’s Eastern District Court, Senior Judge William B. Shubb ruled […]
Big corporations were ready to pounce on free money—and had the experts to do it. By Mark Anderson The most pitched, sustained societal battle of all has always been between populism and monopoly capitalism, at […]
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