Issue 21&22, 2025 News You May Have Missed
J6er’s Death Settled On May 20, Fox News reported that the Trump Justice Department agreed to pay $5 million to the family of Ashli Babbitt (shown above), the former Air Force veteran who was shot […]
Issue 21&22, 2025 News You May Have Missed
Are You Open-Minded Enough to Venture Into ‘the Gray Area’?
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 […]
Mideast Peace Trip Infuriates War Hawks, Neocons
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 […]
America’s Mediation of Ukraine War Stumbles
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 […]
Europe Experiencing High Cost of Climate Change Pipe Dream
By Mike Walsh On April 16, 2025, Spain celebrated a much-lauded 100% green energy triumph. Just 12 days later, on April 28, the Iberian Peninsula suffered a total collapse of electric energy. Click the Link […]
Florida GOP Candidate Speaks With AFP
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 […]
Legacy Media Seethes Over Alt Media Being Allowed in the White House
By Mark Anderson An unprecedented thing happened recently in the Trump 2.0 White House: the admission of alternative media to the press corps. Such media—whose entrance alongside the legacy media covering the president directly would […]
Wisconsin Senator Wants to Reopen Investigation into Events of 9/11
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 […]
Looking for Autism Answers
By Donald Jeffries Autism was practically unheard of in the 1950s. In the 1960s, one child in 10,000 was diagnosed with autism. This has dramatically risen over the years, especially after the number of mandatory […]
Jewish Academics Haven’t Seen ‘Anti-Semitism’ on Campus
By José Niño From campus protests to federal funding freezes, the fight over anti-Semitism is reshaping American higher education—and some Jewish academics have decided to fight back. Click the Link Below to Listen to the […]
‘Take It Down’ Act Threat to Free Speech
By Donald Jeffries The government never ceases its attempts to censor dissenting voices. The First Amendment is hanging by a thread already, with millions of Americans evidently not supporting it. The House of Representatives has […]
Issue 19/20 2025 News You May Have Missed
Fetterman Declining? On May 2, The Atlantic magazine published a damning hit piece on the alleged mental decline of Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.), citing shocking details provided by multiple former staffers. In 2022, Fetterman suffered […]
This Isn’t What ‘America Firsters’ Signed Up for …
By Paul Angel During her short political career in politics, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has been called “legitimately nuts” by Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.). Conservative writer and blogger S.E. Cupp has referred to Greene […]
Congress Rejects Attempts to Undermine Free Speech
By the Staff of AFP Powerful pro-Israel forces in Washington, D.C. took a rare loss in early May when two major pieces of legislation they backed were sidelined by freedom-loving legislators, who rightly argued that […]
Anti-Illegal-Immigration Group Faces Political Targeting from N.Y. AG
By José Niño A sprawling inquiry into the finances and governance of VDARE (name derived from Virginia Dare, the first white child born to English settlers in the New World) has left the immigration restriction […]
