THE CRACKDOWN IS WORKING
By the Staff of AFP New data on immigration released in August reveals one major bright spot for the United States: the tough policies carried out by the Trump administration since taking power in January […]
THE CRACKDOWN IS WORKING
Adidas Sandal Scandal Proves ‘Woke’ Isn’t Quite Dead Yet
By Paul Angel Woke is dead, they said, but rumors of its demise are greatly exaggerated, judging from at least one trending news item. Just recently, the Adidas shoe company has come under fire from […]
Issue 33/34 2025 News You May Have Missed
Chinese Kill Switch? According to Arnie Bellini, co-founder and former CEO of technology firm ConnectWise, China represents the greatest technological threat to Western countries, possessing the ability to trigger a “kill switch” that would effectively […]
One Big Beautiful Bill Act Mixed-Bag for Middle Class
By Donald Jeffries Donald Trump’s much ballyhooed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) was recently signed into law. Proponents claim that it is the greatest legislation ever passed. Critics say it is typical Republican prioritizing […]
Trump Pulls U.S. Out of Divisive UN Program
By Mark Anderson President Donald Trump recently stated he plans to withdraw the United States from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)—a global school-curriculum coordinator and facilitator founded chiefly by humanist-internationalist Julian […]
Imported Crime Syndicate Threatens U.S.
By Nick Griffin While the problem of South American criminal gangs continues to worry millions of Americans, another immigration source is helping another imported crime syndicate to spread its tentacles through America. The Nigerian Black […]
Nearly 20 Million Illegals Still in U.S.
By José Niño Border Patrol apprehensions at the Southwest border in June 2025 dropped to the lowest monthly total ever recorded, marking what many restrictionist observers hail as a long overdue correction after years of […]
Can Ghislaine Maxwell Fill in Blanks in Epstein Case?
By Donald Jeffries With the most recent pronouncement from Donald Trump’s Justice Department that there actually was never any “list” associated with billionaire sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, it is reasonable to ask why he was […]
Concern Over Actions of DNI Clapper, FBI Director Comey
By José Niño The headlines after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s latest document release have largely focused on the two contradictory assessments of Russian interference in the 2016 election. The real intrigue, though, may […]
Issue 31&32 2025 News You May Have Missed
Open License to Kill? Two U.S. military contractors told Associated Press reporters that they were disturbed by the “dangerous and irresponsible” practices carried out by groups managing aid delivery to starving Palestinians in Gaza. One […]
What Do Real ‘America Firsters’ Think About War?
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 […]
Georgia Legislator Excoriates Colleagues Over War Spending
By the Staff of AFP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) blasted her Republican and Democratic colleagues on July 18 after all six of her amendments to the defense appropriations bill failed in the House of […]
Keep Your Eyes on New York City This November
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 […]
President Convinces NATO Nations to Pay More
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 […]
100+ Years of Presidential Idiocy: Will It Ever End?
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 […]
