Virus Viceroy
Is Bill Gates the most powerful global health voice? By John Friend Bill Gates, the billionaire tech mogul turned leading advocate for global public health meddling, has come under scrutiny in recent weeks for his […]
National News
How Long Can Democrat Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Stay in His Basement?
By Patrick J. Buchanan Where Barack Obama achieved notoriety for “leading from behind,” Joe Biden, these last two months, has been leading from the basement. And, one must add, doing so quite successfully. Since his […]
Update: Dallas Salon Owner Freed from Jail After Breaking Lockdown to Feed Family, Provide Jobs
By AFP Staff On May 7, the Texas Supreme Court ordered the release of salon owner Shelley Luther, who had been jailed and fined for opening up her business in violation of the state’s mandates. […]
Covid-19 Fear Is Creating a Nation of Snitches
By AFP Staff It may be a sign of the times that the fear and worry over the spread of the global pandemic spawned by the novel coronavirus SARS-Cov-2, which causes Covid-19 infections in people, […]
Dallas Salon Owner Jailed for Trying to Feed Her Kids, Provide Jobs
By AFP Staff Liberals say they are all for the empowerment of women, so long as it conforms to their narrow agenda. When a Dallas salon owner defied government mandates and opened her shop so […]
SPLC Hopes You’ve Forgotten About the ‘Internal Review’ They Promised
Professional hatemongering group has yet to release report promised in 2019. By John Friend In March 2019, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)—one of the most corrupt and biased non-profit organizations in the country masquerading […]
Author Fights Back Against the Bullies
Bestselling writer exposes the “bullies” who rule schools, work places and society. Donald Jeffries, author of bestselling books like Hidden History: An Exposé of Modern Crimes, Conspiracies, and Cover-Ups in American Politics, Survival of the […]
FBI Agent John O’Neill and the USS Cole Attack
By S.T. Patrick America will soon mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing of the USS Cole, an October 12, 2000 attack that killed 17 and injured 39. The USS Cole was a U.S. Navy […]
Andrew Cuomo: Time to take a deeper look
By S.T. Patrick New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has suddenly risen to the top of Democratic Party wish lists as he continues to navigate the politically charged Covid-19 pandemic. A recent New York Post poll […]
Time Is Right to Write Down Debt from Banks Bailed Out by Taxpayers
By Paul Craig Roberts Are We Brewing a New Feudalism? The answer to the question is “Yes.” The large bailed-out creditors will end up with the property of the non-bailed-out debtors, who are being pushed […]
The One Certain Victor in the Pandemic War: Federal Spending
By Patrick Buchanan “War is the health of the state,” wrote the progressive Randolph Bourne during the First World War, after which he succumbed to the Spanish flu. America’s war on the coronavirus pandemic promises […]
Radical Leftist Politicians Want Illegals to Get Virus Relief Aid
By John Friend Radical left-wing Democratic politicians have used the coronavirus pandemic crisis to further advance their nation-wrecking open-borders agenda by insisting illegal aliens receive coronavirus relief aid. The federal stimulus package recently passed by […]
Don’t End Social Distancing Too Soon
By Christopher J. Petherick There is currently a push being made to restart the U.S. economy and allow Americans out into public again in an effort to bump up the stock market and help businesses […]
Famed Freedom Activists Push Back
Cliven Bundy speaks with AFP about his son’s efforts to ensure right to worship. By Mark Anderson Some significant pushback against a Covid-19 crackdown that is infecting our Bill of Rights started on April 3 […]
Sanders Wouldn’t Play Hardball and It Cost Him the Ball Game
By Dr. Kevin Barrett On April 8, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders dropped out of the presidential race, effectively conceding the Democratic nomination to billionaire-backed machine politician Joe Biden. Sanders capitulated three months earlier than in […]
