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By Donald Jeffries Donald Trump is suing Facebook, YouTube and Twitter for kicking him off of their platforms. The social media giants suspended his accounts after the Jan. 6 rally in protest of electoral fraud. […]

By Paul Angel Just recently I received a letter from a longtime subscriber in Minnesota informing us that he would not be renewing his subscription to American Free Press. His short letter read as follows: Dear […]

By Mark Anderson A lawsuit filed by 21 states, led by Texas and Montana, is now awaiting action in the federal Southern District Court in Texas. The suit, Texas v. Biden, maintains that the Biden […]

By Richard Walker American Free Press newspaper has always been anti-interventionist. But there are some legitimate threats out there that need to be discussed. One of those serious threats comes, in this writer’s opinion, from […]

By Mark Anderson In the wake of America’s 245th Independence Day, it’s more pertinent than ever to ask whether U.S. troops are fighting to defend what Declaration of Independence author Thomas Jefferson would define as […]

By Mark Anderson When Chicago Tribune columnist Rex Huppke wrote his June 24 column, “General Shoots Down GOP’s ‘Critical Race Theory’ Agenda,” he thought he had Critical Race Theory (CRT) critics on the ropes. Writing […]

By John Friend Rep. Paul Gosar, a five-term Republican congressman representing Arizona’s 4th congressional district, has the fake news media, career and increasingly out-of-touch pundits, and other D.C. insiders apoplectic over his association with and […]

By Donald Jeffries The disparity of wealth in this country, which this writer detailed in the book Survival of the Richest, grows wider every day. The bottom half of Americans have literally nothing; less than […]

By S.T. Patrick One of the attorneys representing former President Donald Trump said that Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., disclosed that he does not plan to charge Trump and will not indict the Trump […]

By S.T. Patrick Men and women on death row have been cleared by advancements in DNA. Sadly, for some, the clearing of their name happens posthumously. On rare occasions, the justice system has a chance […]

Voter ID Laws Work  A massive new study released by the Quarterly Journal of Economics found that voter ID requirements have no effect on voter turnout. The quarterly analyzed a decade’s worth of data to […]

By Paul Angel The nation is all abuzz with the concept of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and its institution  America’s public school system. Recently, the largest teachers union in the nation—the National Education Association (NEA)—endorsed […]

By Dr. Kevin Barrett Philip Zelikow, commissar of the 9/11 Coverup Commission, once described himself as an expert on “the creation and maintenance of public myths.” He defined a public myth as a widely held […]

By S.T. Patrick Five years ago, on June 12, 2016, 29-year-old Omar Mateen walked into Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., killed 49 people, and wounded 53 more. There were several motivations attributed to […]

By John Friend Minority violence and crime are spiraling out of control across the country. At the same time, the government- and media-approved narrative explaining the so-called “insurrection” on Jan. 6—purportedly carried out by “extremists” […]