By Remi Tremblay Pope Francis is scheduled to travel to Canada from July 24 to July 30 to meet with various indigenous delegations. This trip is not an opportunity for the Pope, who is experiencing […]
By John Friend A George Soros-funded district attorney who is notoriously soft on violent crime, particularly if committed by minorities or far-left activists, dropped all felony charges against three violent Antifa terrorists who attacked a […]
By Mark Anderson The U.S. House passed what some legislators and most media define as “landmark” gun control legislation (i.e., civilian disarmament) by a 223-204 vote on June 8—largely in response to the controversy-marred reported […]
By Donald Jeffries Americans remember that only two years ago, cities all across this country were literally burned and looted at the hands of Black Lives Matter and Antifa terrorists. Far more police officers were […]
By AFP Staff In his famous book from 1968, Population Explosion, Paul Ehrlich predicted that the world’s population was set to explode over the course of the next half century and that, by the 1980s […]
By Paul Angel Call me old fashioned, but I don’t think I’m ready just yet for an electric vehicle (EV), and, at the same time, I am not sure EVs are ready for me, either. I like […]
By Richard Walker President Biden caused an international incident recently when he reversed decades of U.S. foreign policy by committing to defend Taiwan if it was attacked by China. Known for his tendency at times […]
By Dr. Kevin Barrett During the last week of May, the White House leaked an alarming story: Biden was preparing to send medium-range advanced rocket systems to Ukraine. Those rockets could be used by Ukrainian […]
By Richard Walker Israel has shown in recent decades that it deeply resents the international media’s scrutiny of its role in Palestine, leading to a seemingly deliberate policy of killing journalists. Estimates vary about the […]
By Phil Giraldi On Wednesday, June 8 there was a commemorative gathering at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. It was the annual day of remembrance for the dwindling group of survivors of the USS Liberty, […]
By S.T. Patrick Inside the double-fences there are mounted surveillance cameras with facial recognition software, automated door locks, gunshot detection sensors, and software that scans social media for clues that may prevent the next incident. […]
By Donald Jeffries Although federal prosecutions wind up with 95% or so conviction rates, in the case of Hillary Clinton’s former attorney Michael Sussmann, those odds were flip flopped. To no one’s surprise, the highly […]
By S.T. Patrick There are several ways presidents leave office. The most common exit for a president throughout American history is the lost election, whereby the torch is then passed gracefully and peacefully by the […]
By John Friend In early June, Joe Biden announced a two-year tariff exemption on imports of solar panels originating in Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia, which had been subjected to a strict investigation and tariff […]
By S.T. Patrick At the height of the Cold War, countries behind the Iron Curtain struggled with food shortages, increased energy prices caused by scarcity, and a lack of production of commodities. These economic crises […]
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