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By Donald Jeffries The train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio on Feb. 3, and in particular the inexplicable decision to blast dangerous chemicals into the atmosphere, raises a number of pertinent questions. Thus far, neither […]

By Mark Anderson Veteran lawman Joe Arpaio is calling for an apology from a high-level Mexican official who, last fall, took to the floor of the Mexican Senate to drag the longtime sheriff’s name through […]

Lab Leak Confirmed The U.S. Department of Energy has concluded that the most likely origin of Covid-19 is a lab leak. The federal agency announced that officials had reviewed “new intelligence,” which prompted the reversal […]

By Paul Angel About 10 years ago, I adopted an Australian cattle dog. Rosie was slated for a trip to the gas chamber because nobody wanted her; too much work. Cattle dogs, as some of […]

By Remi Tremblay Justin Trudeau is always at the forefront of the “woke” revolution. On Jan. 26, the Canadian prime minister announced that to “tackle Islamophobia, hate-fuelled violence, and systemic discrimination,” he had created a […]

By Donald Jeffries Americans have been startled to learn in recent years that perhaps some of those old horror and science fiction films weren’t so farfetched after all. So-called gain of function research, or research […]

By John Friend A proposed bill in the Florida state legislature, introduced by a number of largely Republican state representatives, would effectively criminalize certain forms of constitutionally protected free speech activities, including distributing flyers and […]

Good for You, Joe A bipartisan group of legislators in the House and Senate introduced a bill on Feb. 9 that would repeal the congressional authorizations for the use of force from the 1991 and […]

By Paul Angel Look! What’s that up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it Superman? More than likely it’s a Chinese reconnaissance balloon you are seeing, as it makes […]

By Mike Walsh Western mainstream media passed it off as a cabinet reshuffle. The Night of the Long Knives would have been a more apt description for President Volodymyr Zelensky’s culling of government ministers as […]

By Richard Walker A war with China would have no winners and would devastate the economies of two of the world’s superpowers and their allies, not to mention the fact that it would destroy a […]

By Glen Allen, Esq.  Ever since they were first created, social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter have defended their biased, intolerant, erratic, and often Kafkaesque censorship practices on the ground that they are […]

By Mark Anderson Voters Organized for Trusted Election Results in Georgia, or VoterGA, perhaps the most effective and persistent election-integrity group in the U.S., held a Jan. 31 press conference to announce a change to […]

By AFP Staff For decades, Americans have been encouraged to recycle their plastic waste, even allocating millions of taxpayer dollars to set up weekly recycle trash pickups in their neighborhoods. According to multiple environmental organizations […]

By Mark Anderson Are you prepared to enter the era of the megalopolis consisting of stupefyingly large “super-cities” hard-wired together in long urban archipelagos? If you’re not, you should be, says the infamous World Economic […]