Mike Adams and Roger Stone: America’s political turmoil and the future of its democracy Roger Stone and Mike Adams discussed the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, drawing parallels to historical attempts to undermine leaders. Adams highlighted discrepancies in the Secret Service's response and the destruction of evidence, calling for accountability and legal action against…

A formal complaint has been lodged with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) accusing Catholic Charities of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) by allegedly facilitating the trafficking of illegal immigrants across U.S. borders through food, shelter and transportation services without adequate oversight. The complaint claims that Catholic Charities' actions, framed as…

Trump admin PAUSES funding to the University of Maine System over transgender sports policy The Trump administration has paused federal funding to the University of Maine System (UMS) due to Maine's refusal to comply with an executive order aimed at preventing biological males from competing in women’s sports, citing Title IX violations. The order signed…

Meta-owned WhatsApp has warned it may withdraw from the Swedish market if a proposed law, allowing police and security services to access encrypted communications, is passed. The law would require tech companies to create a "back door" for authorities to bypass encryption in emergencies, retain user data for up to two years, and provide access…

New York Democrats are advancing Assembly Bill A2137, which would allocate taxpayer funds to cover abortion-related expenses, including transportation, lodging, childcare and doula support. The bill has already passed the Senate and is expected to clear the Assembly, with Gov. Kathy Hochul likely to sign it into law. The bill represents a significant step in…

Unleashing energy, empowering growth: EPA’s historic deregulatory push aims to revive economy while balancing environmental stewardship The EPA, under Administrator Lee Zeldin, announced a major rollback of environmental regulations affecting power sectors, vehicle emissions, and energy production. This move aims to stimulate economic growth, lower costs for families, and restore state autonomy while maintaining environmental…

Germany’s left-wing government pushes for mass migration and voting rights for non-citizens, sparking outrage The German Social Democratic Party (SPD) is pushing for 500,000 migrants annually and voting rights for non-citizens. The SPD’s pro-migration agenda includes minimizing deportations and granting rejected asylum seekers the right to stay and work. Conservatives argue the policies are designed…

Ever since the days of Herbert Hoover and the official start of the Great Depression, the concept of trade tariffs has been demonized by academia and the majority of modern economists. (Article by Brandon Smith republished from BirchGold.com) It’s actually one area where left-leaning and conservative economists tend to align – though each group opposes tariffs…

Despite being one of the most fertile countries, the U.S. ranks 12th in general health globally, attributed to the prevalence of chemical-laden foods, cosmetics and drugs as discussed in Gary Null's book "How to Get Rid of the Poisons in Your Body." The book examines the $144 billion food industry, criticizing its use of harmful…

Mount Spurr volcano nears eruption: Scientists warn of impending danger for Alaskan communities Mount Spurr, a volcano 75 miles from Anchorage, shows signs of an imminent eruption, with rising magma detected through increased gas emissions and seismic activity. Volcanic gas emissions, including sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide, are nine times higher than December levels, signaling…