Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
After our European friends have tried their soft socialism for decades, and it has been slowly failing, The New York Times tells us that their greatest fear should not be radicalized students and Islamic immigrants, but that bugaboo of bugaboos, the “far right”. French President Emmanuel Macron, who didn’t like the idea of Israel fighting …
Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett discusses the legal investigations and allegations of immigration fraud and potential RICO conspiracy involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on ‘The Evening Edit.’
You know what’s fascinating? When someone spends their entire career railing against the wealthy elite while embodying EVERY SINGLE CHARACTERISTIC of the oligarchy they claim to oppose.
Depending on the way the question is worded, a plurality or a majority of Americans support executing criminals, particularly mass murders like Hasan. But the media hates it and politicians in 35 states succeeded in banning it. Indeed, while the law commands executing people, governors are reluctant to do so for fear of public reaction by the elitists.
The Soviet Union didn’t merely stockpile biological weapons—it explored whether modern science could make nature better at killing people. Behind the supposedly civilian Biopreparat program, Soviet scientists worked with anthrax, plague and genetically manipulated pathogens while Moscow publicly signed treaties prohibiting biological warfare. We learned how to rewrite biology. Unfortunately, we never figured out how to rewrite human nature.
Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ Simone Rodan joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the massive protests in France leading to chaos and curfews across the country.
The Trump administration has a record of accomplishment. Many Republicans are not talking about it.
Dear Aaron,
You are my best good friend. In many ways, you are the brother I never had. I’m not sure that’s a title you want to bear. I’m sort of a degenerate.
But I love you, brother. So help me, I do.
Is the senseless destruction in Limoges, France the start of something?
Last week I asked, ”Western Civilization: Quo Vadis (Where do you go)?” France gave the first response. Rioting, arson, theft, destruction, and violence for starters. Burning the historic and beautiful city hall in Limoges to the ground.
Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, discusses Texas Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico’s campaign and argues his proposed policies would not benefit Texans on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
Francis Fukuyama never said wars would end. He argued that humanity might have finally run out of better ideas for organizing civilization. Three decades later, liberal democracy still has plenty of enemies—but no obvious ideological replacement. The more interesting part of Fukuyama’s warning was what might happen after we won: comfortable, prosperous people would still crave purpose, struggle and recognition. Give Nietzsche’s “Last Man” an iPhone, social media and unlimited free time, and apparently he’ll manufacture tribes, enemies and outrage just to feel alive. Maybe Fukuyama wasn’t wrong about the End of History. Maybe we got there—and got bored.
Civil wars start with a trigger event, orchestrated or not. Examples of triggers: Disputed election in 2026 or 2028. Political assassination or major attack. A state-federal standoff turning violent. Supreme Court decision that causes massive unrest. Financial crisis or dollar crisis.
Stuart Varney and MIT Professor Eric So discuss the cognitive impacts of artificial intelligence. They analyze a study linking AI usage to cognitive decline and discuss the White House AI task force.
The Obama Presidential Library is not a National Archives presidential library at all. It’s a museum, a foundation headquarters, and a Chicago Public Library branch. A presidential library with no presidential library in it might be the most honest thing on the campus.
A mob of about 250 Liberal white women (along with a few white men) were all over the community screeching and bragging about how they were getting rid of the lone Republican left on the senior center board and taking over, turning it into a “Club for Trump Haters.”
C. J. Hopkins didn’t write *The Rise of the New Normal Reich* from some comfortable American think tank. He wrote it from Berlin, watching a country that should understand the dangers of authoritarianism better than almost anyone rediscover just how quickly fear can make extraordinary government power seem perfectly ordinary. His warning isn’t that COVID Germany became Nazi Germany. It’s more uncomfortable than that: authoritarianism rarely arrives announcing itself as tyranny. It arrives promising safety, demanding obedience, marginalizing dissent, and assuring everyone that the emergency is temporary. Then Hopkins criticized that system, was prosecuted in Germany, had his home searched, and watched his own book become part of the story he was trying to tell.
Officials from 17 states are challenging S&P Global Ratings, Moody’s and Fitch over climate-related ESG risk assessments they argue could damage state credit ratings and divert funding from roads, schools and pensions. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow
The smartest leader in the room isn’t necessarily the one with the most answers. Sometimes it’s the one who knows which questions to ask.
Northview High School lost one of their own a few weeks ago. Students returned after spring break and their world was decimated. The teenage security bubble had been shattered.
Senior Kara Santorelli was recently killed on Highway 29. Her car was struck by a vehicle traveling the wrong way. Both drivers died at the scene.
It was godawful.
The President and Congress should be on high alert and increase security immediately. The investigations underway involving Ilhan Omar could trigger, or be used to trigger, several domestic terrorist events.