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By Philip Giraldi Suicide is not pretty. President Joe Biden does not seem to understand that his role as elected leader of the United States is to take actions that directly or indirectly benefit the […]

By Richard Walker As Finland becomes the 31st NATO member, with Sweden eagerly awaiting to join, Russia, with some justification, can claim that it is now all but surrounded by the U.S.-dominated military alliance. The […]

By John Friend An English professor at Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. has been suspended with pay after university administrators discovered a controversial social media post where the professor insisted that it is “far […]

By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. On April 3, the Anti-Defamation League’s Center on Extremism published an attack on the popular email newsletter platform Substack. Headlined “Antisemitism, False Information and Hate Speech Find a Home on Substack,” […]

By Paul Angel Earlier this year in this column I responded to a reader who expressed his opinion that  he wasn’t getting his money’s worth from American Free Press (AFP). This was after we cut our page […]

By Mark Anderson “There’s a huge revolt in several Michigan counties,” said Matt Trewhella, a Wisconsin pastor who was headed to Colorado to continue a string of increasingly popular speaking engagements on the Christian-based “Doctrine […]

By Donald Jeffries The House Oversight Committee has been looking into the myriad suspicions regarding the corrupt business dealings of the Biden family. House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) described the investigation as […]

Trouble for Jan. 6 Trials Reporter Julie Kelly penned an in-depth book on the Jan. 6 protests and how Democrats have used it to attack conservatives, titled January 6: How Democrats Used the Capitol Protest […]

By Paul Angel We live in a world of lies. Everywhere you go, some­­one is lying to you. Maybe it’s your wife lying to you when she tells you your new hair cut looks great. […]

By Mark Anderson Workable solutions are desperately needed to stem the tide of crime that continues to impact both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. Two Americans killed by cartel members in Matamoros, a Mexican town […]

By Glen Allen “Glen, do you know an organization called the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and a woman named Heidi Beirich?  She called to tell me she’s about to publish an article about you, […]

By Richard Walker The constitutional authority that set the War on Terror in place after 9/11 has been expanded to include more enemies and many more secret operations resulting in the fact that today, most […]

By Remi Tremblay For the last few weeks, Canadian headlines have been monopolized by the question of foreign interference during the last federal elections. This time, the accusations are far more credible than the Russian […]

By Donald Jeffries A few recent alarming incidents illustrate just how biased both law enforcement and the mainstream media are. In many cases, what is a nationally reported “hate crime” is considered a nonstory when […]

By S.T. Patrick On April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City police officer Terry Yeakey was one of the first responders to arrive at the site of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building the morning that explosives […]