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Veto Presidential Pardons There’s growing support in Congress for a bipartisan constitutional amendment granting Congress the authority to veto a president’s absolute power to pardon anyone. On Feb. 17, the Pardon Integrity Act, first introduced […]

By Paul Angel Here’s a story for you. On Nov. 9, 1874, the influential New York Herald newspaper—whose claim to fame was its amazing reporting on Henry Stanley’s quest to find Dr. Harold Livingstone in […]

By Nick Griffin When the history of the fall of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is written, the exact date of his exit will not be as important as the day in which his departure […]

By Paul Angel  Robert Southey (1774–1843) was an English author and poet. His biographies included ones on El Cid, Lord Nelson and Robespierre. His vast poetry collection contained  Madoc, The Curse of Kehama and Roderick: The […]

By the  Staff of AFP After a series of high-profile blunders, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)  has done something that all Americans—except for the most radical activists on the left—can agree is positive. DHS […]

By José Niño The doorbell rang at Raquel Pacheco’s Miami Beach home on a January afternoon. When she answered, two detectives were standing there with questions about her Facebook posts. Click the Link Below to […]

Weaponizing Banks On Jan. 22, President Donald Trump announced that he personally was suing JPMorgan Chase and its longtime CEO Jamie Dimon over charges that the company “debanked” him by closing his accounts in 2021 […]

By Paul Angel Virginia is a lovely state. We have the Blue Ridge Mountains, beautiful rivers, a long coastline on the Chesapeake Bay, and lots of American history, from Revolutionary War-era mansions and famed battlefields […]

Going to War Shortly after Jan. 1, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military budget was being increased from $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion, leading popular conservative commentator Tucker Carlson to claim that this […]

By Paul Angel Judging from the letters I get from subscribers, the articles I receive from AFP’s own experts on U.S. foreign and domestic policy, and the editorials we run from our best columnists, everyone […]

By Paul Angel It’s Advent time across the Christian world. As a kid, I always loved this time of year. Being the youngest, I was given the honor of lighting the candles on the Advent […]

By Antonius J. Patrick Can there be a silver lining from a U.S. Treasury report that the national debt has grown in just two months from $37 trillion to $38 trillion and that interest on […]

By Richard Walker Now considered a failed state, decades ago Venezuela was seven times richer than China before political mismanagement followed an oil glut in the 1980s, when total reliance on oil sealed the nation’s […]

By José Niño Secretary of State Marco Rubio now champions military action against Venezuela in the name of stopping fentanyl from poisoning Americans. Yet his legislative record tells a dramatically different story about his commitment […]