Subscriber Only

By S.T. Patrick Not immune from the current anti-Russian hysteria, Sen. Lindsey Graham called openly on Twitter for the assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin. “Is there a Brutus in Russia? Is there a more […]

By S.T. Patrick Though wars are waged and bombs are dropped daily by U.S. allies across the world (by the Saudis in Yemen and the Israelis in Palestine, for example), what is dominating American television […]

By Dr. Kevin Barrett In 2014, I published a “Press TV” opinion piece headlined: “Putin Puts Fear of God in New World Order.” It began:  In the wake of Crimea’s independence referendum, Hillary Clinton says […]

By John Friend Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, a former television actor and popular comedian turned politician has taken center stage as the nation of Ukraine’s public face following the “special military operation” launched by Russia […]

By Donald Jeffries Long denounced as “Russian dis­information,” it turns out active U.S.-backed biolabs in Ukraine exist. Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland and others are very concerned whatever is in those biolabs […]

By Donald Jeffries The Jan. 6 (J6) protesters continue to rot behind bars in Washington, D.C., smeared as “insurrectionists” by our state-controlled media and puppet politicians in both parties. Most of the charges against the […]

By Mark Anderson In this second of several planned installments on political prisoners in America, we address the imprisonment and eventual death of David Hinkson. According to Rudy Davis, who runs the prison-ministry website IHatetheFBI.com […]

By Richard Walker When FBI Director Christopher Wray says that he has been “blown away” by the sheer scale of the threat China poses to the economic security and innovation of the United States, the […]

By Richard Walker Prominent Israeli citizens have been targeted by controversial Pegasus spyware made by the Israeli company NSO Group, and the experience is one that the Israeli government should have anticipated. Revelations that the […]

By Donald Jeffries The inspector general for the U.S. Capitol Police has launched an investigation into allegations that an officer broke into Rep. Troy Nehls’s office and took photographs. Nehls says: This goes much deeper […]

By S.T. Patrick It’s rare that we have such an illustrative moment among the national press and the government spokespersons they serve with their obedient stenography. When we do, the national media move quickly to […]

By Mark Anderson The glaring gap between what the Republican establishment—especially in Texas—says it’s doing about an unprecedented breach along the southern border and what’s really happening is something that border activist Sheena Rodriguez recognizes […]

By John Friend Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued a controversial legal opinion recently arguing that the ongoing crisis along the U.S.-Mexico border constitutes an invasion under the U.S. Constitution and that the state has […]

By John Friend Mark a big “W” in the win column for free speech. After a nearly three-year legal battle, a Michigan judge has ruled that plaintiffs involved in a malicious lawsuit against a group […]

By S.T. Patrick Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is being sued in international court, and his relationship to billionaire financier George Soros is behind it. Blinken is accused of meddling in Albanian elections, which the […]