By Paul Gottfried Perhaps we should choose a presidential candidate who can stop airing personal grievances. Although he is a decidedly leftist and unmistakably anti-Trump…
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By Roger Kimball The New York Review of Books joins the chorus of America haters deliberately distorting American history and all those who work to actually understand…
By Rebecca Zhu Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles met his Chinese counterpart, Li Shangfu, on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore after Li…
By Melanie Sun The Chinese communist party’s latest aggression, this time, against a U.S. ship, was “unsafe,” the United States military said following a potentially…
by Noah It was so good to hear from Mel Gibson in a new video he posted. And fascinating to hear his point of view…
by daniel_g The Republican National Committee on Friday announced its requirements for candidates to qualify for the first primary debate in August. Candidates require the…
by Noah First, we had a health crisis (allegedly) with the C19 fiasco. Or as we like to call it around here, the Planned-demic.…
By Dan Frieth “We can neither confirm or deny.” The FBI has refused to provide records of its communication with Twitter, related to policing misinformation.…
By Tom Parker The unelected health agency makes another power grab during pandemic treaty negotiations. During a meeting last week, a co-chair of a World…
By Tom Parker A simulation of the WHO’s pending power grab. A member of the World Health Organization (WHO) has proposed running a “simulation exercise”…