Putin-Style Politics Could Be What Saves U.S.

• American nationalists look to purge ‘crony capitalism’ By Michael Collins Piper The United States is going the way of Russia—but not in the way conservatives would have you think. While conservatives are busy fighting […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW To find out why prices at the pump skyrocketed in the two weeks leading up to the heavily-traveled Thanksgiving holiday week, although oil prices declined and stagnated for the prior three months, […]

• Edgar Bronfman—one of the world’s most powerful Zionists—finally dies By Michael Collins Piper The patriarch of a crime syndicate-connected empire that has operated in the sphere of the Rothschild dynasty is dead. On December […]

• Several states working to make financial info gathered by NSA, banks inadmissible By Ronald L. Ray Canadian David Hague works in the dizzying financial world by day and satirizes its frauds and foibles during […]

• Journalists arrested for photographing police in action win series of big court cases • Judge rules advances in technology can make us all impromptu citizen journalists By Keith Johnson Keeping cops honest is a […]

• Alternative currency makers defend motives at hearing By Mark Anderson Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Tom Carper (D-Del.) recently held a first-ever congressional hearing on virtual currencies. The mid-November hearing, “Beyond […]

• States rejecting indefinite detentions By Mark Anderson On December 26, Michigan became the fourth state to sign into law a bill that formally tells Washington that Michigan will not cooperate with the federal government […]

By Pete Papaherakles “White privilege” is a term heard often lately, as an underhanded accusation against whites. It refers to a theoretical set of privileges that whites benefit from beyond those experienced by blacks and […]

By Richard Walker A war with China is a real possibility. All it might take is the kind of near collision between United States and Chinese naval vessels that happened recently in the East China […]

By Bill White Zimbabwe, the nation formerly known as Rhodesia, is broke. Inflation is rampant, there are no jobs and the former breadbasket of Africa requires food aid to prevent starvation. Yet somehow its ruler, […]

• OK to stop checks for struggling families, but not Israel? By Michael Collins Piper There’s a big “secret issue” behind the ongoing fight in Congress over a proposed three-month extension of federal benefits to […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Parmenio A. Iglesias, who, as a 25-year-old U.S. Air Force (USAF) airman, was kidnapped from his desk by agents of the USAF’s Office of Special Investigations, locked in a cell for four […]

• U.S. servicemen who helped at Fukushima file suit over failure to warn about dangers By John Friend A group of United States military personnel who participated in rescue and relief missions in Japan following […]

• Pakistani intelligence officials reveal names of CIA operatives By Richard Walker Over the course of the past two years, the identities of three of the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) top spies in Pakistan have […]

• Because of the physics involved in using thorium, meltdowns and explosions are impossible By Ronald L. Ray Can a little-known element, named for the mythological Norse god, Thor, provide safe nuclear power and a […]