• Luckily, powerful explosive device was detected by postal worker By Pete Papaherakles Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio had a bomb sent to him in the mail that was powerful enough to maim or […]
• Use of phony cell phone towers—designed to monitor criminals—ends up ensnaring honest citizens By Victor Thorn On April 1, privacy advocates won a major victory when United States District Judge David Campbell in Washington, […]
By Mark Anderson When the United States Senate, on April 11, overcame an anticipated filibuster of gun legislation and approved a motion to proceed on consideration of S.649—the Safe Communities, Safe Schools Act of 2013—things […]
• Worldwide control of all guns is ultimate objective of UN weapons summit By Jeffrey Smith NEW YORK, N.Y.—The United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT 2013) concluded in early April with a […]
• Sheriff Mike Lewis doesn’t agree with governor about firearms By Pat Shannan When a Maryland sheriff called a town meeting in mid-March to tell his constituents of his stand against Governor Martin O’Malley’s proposed […]
• “War on Terror” icon—Guantanamo Prison—a costly mess The United States Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba has been called “the most expensive prison in the world,” costing U.S. taxpayers nearly $200M annually to maintain. […]
AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Sussex County, Delaware Sheriff Jeffrey S. Christopher has been thrust into an unenviable position. He’s being forced to defend, to the death, the oath he swore to the United States Constitution, against […]
• Informant suggests meeting might actually be held in London suburb By James P. Tucker Jr. A new possibility has evolved in the annual hunt for Bilderberg’s spring meeting: somewhere within 40 miles of London, […]
• Ten years later, the worst imaginable scenarios have played out: Iraq wrecked, U.S. bankrupt During a March 14 interview, AMERICAN FREE PRESS spoke with Erin Evers of Human Rights Watch. In the past, she […]
By Jeffrey Smith In the wake of Sandy Hook, a wave of moves to greatly restrict or eliminate Americans’ Second Amendment rights swept across the nation. In a series of often wild contests of political […]
• Former NSA officer says he is “100% certain” whistleblower assassinated for publishing truth By Pat Shannan Did retired United Airlines captain and 9-11-truth author Philip Marshall really murder his two teenaged children, along with […]
By Pete Papaherakles In the wake of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s death at 58 years of age from cancer, many are wondering if he was actually assassinated. Was his disease contracted through natural causes, or […]
• Pressure mounts on president to release Jonathan Pollard By Richard Walker To Israelis, Jonathan Pollard is a national hero for stealing United States intelligence secrets on behalf of the Zionist state, in an operation […]
• FBI allegedly cited bogus experts; used senator’s office to falsify reports By Pat Shannan A civil case that is being waged in a South Carolina federal district court may expose decades-long Federal Bureau of […]
By Victor Thorn UPDATE: Election of Pope Francis fuels hopes for Catholic reform On February 11, Pope Benedict XVI, aged 85, during a routine meeting, announced that he would retire at the end of February […]
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