By John Friend As AFP goes to press, a monumental lawsuit involving the primary organizers of the Unite the Right rally and a group of far-left counterprotesters represented by activist lawyer Roberta Kaplan and supported […]
By John Friend Gab, the increasingly popular alternative social media network founded by former Silicon Valley insider Andrew Torba in 2016, has groups like the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in an uproar. The highly demonized website, […]
By Larry Elder Stop the presses: Facebook seeks to maximize profits. Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee, appeared on “60 Minutes,” where she slammed Facebook, a publicly owned corporation, for “optimizing for content that gets […]
By Richard Walker The unsolved, grisly murder of a young Italian researcher by members of Egypt’s security service has brought further focus on a nation run by a military dictatorship that receives $3.65 million a […]
By Patrick Buchanan “Extraordinary, isn’t it? I’ve been hearing all about COP,” said the queen to the duchess of Cornwall. “Still don’t know who is coming. . . . We only know about people who […]
By Donald Jeffries It all began with those explosive Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails, which revealed quite clearly that the party conspired to steal the 2016 presidential nomination from grassroots favorite Rep. Bernie Sanders of […]
By S.T. Patrick In 2002, Abu Zubaydah was captured in Pakistan. Zubaydah was rumored to have been a chief of operations for al Qaeda, a No. 3 man for Osama bin Laden, and the Palestinian […]
By Mark Anderson While Congress wasted no time voting 229-202 for spurious contempt-of-Congress charges against former Trump administration strategist Steve Bannon because he would not testify about the so-called Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol “insurrection,” the […]
By Phil Giraldi Why is it that an administration that is increasingly seen as disconnected and incapable at home is persisting with aggressive foreign policies that could plausibly lead to war against major powers like […]
By Mark Anderson When current Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Nicholas “Ali” Mayorkas was poised to be the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) deputy secretary back in 2013, there were ample reasons to deny him further […]
By Donald Jeffries Up until now, parents who have been expressing their anger and frustration with school board officials have been motivated by opposition to mask mandates, Critical Race Theory, transgender propaganda and other “woke” […]
By S.T. Patrick The Virginia chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed an amicus brief in Circuit Court in opposition to an emergency petition filed by Byron “Tanner” Cross, a teacher who […]
By Donald Jeffries In 1860, seven Southern states vowed to secede from the union. After Abraham Lincoln responded with unprecedented heavy-handed tactics, six more states joined them. The division in America then, however, was primarily […]
By Paul Angel As you will read in the article by Donald Jeffries in this issue of American Free Press, America is more divided, possibly, than at any time since the American Civil War. Fully […]
By Mark Anderson Once again, the Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA)—the former Chicago Council on Foreign Relations—has released its annual foreign policy survey of the American people. What’s different this time is that the […]
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