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By Kevin Barrett. Ph.D. The term “election interference” entered the American political lexicon in 2016 after Donald Trump’s surprise victory. Many Hillary Clinton supporters blamed Russia for her defeat. Clinton seemed to agree. According to […]

By Paul Angel Democrats are having a hard time coming to grips with Donald Trump’s return to the Oval office. Was it the economy? Cultural issues? PTDS (President Trump Derangement Syndrome)? Was it because Kamala […]

By Nick Griffin Elon Musk’s fervent support for candidate Donald Trump was one of the most important sub-stories of the presidential election. Without Twitter/X, Trump would have spent the campaign between his monster rallies preaching […]

By José Niño There are several constants in American politics. One of them is the seemingly perpetual rise in the country’s immigrant population. It’s no exaggeration to say that immigration is the existential issue of […]

Nobody Listens to Biden On his social media “X” account, Alex Thompson, a correspondent for Axios and a CNN contributor, wrote that a White House official told him that no one working for President Joe […]

By Paul Angel Many of us geezers like to sit around and lament the good old days. Most of us are pretty thankful we had the chance to live in the United States when it […]

By Greg Maresca In today’s world of partisan politics, it is certainly an anomaly when any legislation passes by a 91 to 3 margin. This large margin was the result of two recent bills that […]

By Mark Anderson On Sept. 22, those who see themselves as the world’s leaders convened at UN headquarters in New York for the Summit of the Future, where they adopted an exceedingly broad but, in […]

Virginia Leads the Way Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) signed an executive order last August to reduce vote fraud. This includes mandating paper ballots, tracking possession of ballots during early voting, matching the number of […]

By Paul Angel We have just witnessed one of the most destructive natural disasters to hit the southeast in some decades. It is not an exaggeration to say that hundreds of thousands of people in […]

By Donald Jeffries Matt Walsh is one of the few voices on the right who doesn’t hesitate to talk about the left’s downright odd views on race and gender, as well as their overt anti-white […]

By Mark Anderson Our world has been made artificially vulnerable, wherein ruthless private-sector interests, especially the banking consortium and the media cartel that it spawned, have managed to sternly steer governments a particular direction for […]

By Antonius J. Patrick While the soon-to-be Democratic Party’s presidential nominee has, so far, run a near flawless campaign, one of the first of Kamala Harris’s policy proposals—price controls—seems to have taken some of the […]

By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. Donald Trump has burnished his populist credentials and crossover appeal by teaming up with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. His Vice Presidential pick, J.D. Vance, is a traditionalist Catholic who may be […]

By Paul Angel That was delectible. I just finished my first gulp of east Orange County, Va. tap water, vintage September 2024. It had just the slightest bouquet of hydrocarbons followed by a mild aftertaste […]