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By Paul Angel I recently had another failed political discussion with a liberal friend of mine (yes, I have kept a few). He asked me what approach I would take to solving America’s problems in […]

By Paul Angel Zohran Kwame Mamdani: Not too long ago, how many of us would have thought a man with a name like that could become the mayor of New York City (NYC)? Currently, Mamdani […]

By Mark Anderson At the recent NATO summit in The Hague, Netherlands, President Donald Trump set the tone for the event, dominating the entire gathering. In so doing, he maintained to the sitting defense ministers […]

By Paul Angel How long have U.S. presidents been talking about creating and protecting a Jewish state? For over 100 years, at least, it appears. For instance, Abraham Lincoln, when asked if he supported a […]

By Nick Griffin Is Donald Trump being kept in the dark as two separate and extraordinarily provocative “Ukrainian” attacks on hugely important Russian targets drag us closer than ever to World War III and nuclear […]

By Donald Jeffries President Donald Trump is trying to rectify yet another injustice from the Biden years. Tina Peters, 69, former Mesa County, Colo. county clerk, was the first U.S. election official to be convicted […]

What follows is an interview conducted by AFP’s James Edwards with Cyan Quinn, director of the White Papers Policy Institute, an organization dedicated to publicizing information about and reversing what has become known as the […]

By Paul Angel We here at American Free Press are never hesitant to share criticisms of the newspaper—truly and honestly—with our readers. For instance, in the last issue of AFP, this “Personal” was based on a […]

By: José Niño In a case that could reshape the United States’s future, the Supreme Court is poised to rule whether being born on U.S. soil still guarantees citizenship for all. Click the Link Below […]

By José Niño For months, U.S. warplanes screamed constantly over Yemen but, when the dust settled, it was the Houthis who stood defiant and the White House who blinked first. President Donald Trump’s abrupt decision […]

By Paul Angel Harry Randall Truman was known as the “genius who wasn’t scared of volcanoes,” and “the most stubborn man in the world.”  Despite weeks of alerts from volcanologists warning it was ready to […]

By the Staff of AFP On May 14, every Republican in the Senate except for Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) sent a public letter to President Donald Trump forcing the president’s hand over a possible nuclear […]

By Phil Giraldi There is an often-cited cliché whenever historians gather that asserts that when two nations go to war, the history books produced in the aftermath will be written by the victors, meaning that […]

What follows is a candid interview conducted by AFP’s James Edwards with Marshall Rawson, a Republican candidate for the Florida state Legislature in District 10. We know you’ll be interested in what Rawson has to […]

By Mark Anderson It’s laudable that Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.), as chairman of a committee that has wide-reaching jurisdiction, wants to re-investigate what really happened on Sept. 11, 2001 (9/11). The reality is, the enduring […]