You’ve been there. You wake up, grab some coffee, and then begin sorting through domestic and global news. All of a sudden, a story smacks you in the jaw, and you almost spit up some much-needed caffeinated brew. That’s what happened to me when I saw Breitbart’s lead story early Thursday. It…
In a recent short video, we see Benjamin Netanyahu being asked what book he is reading now, and answering with a satisfied look that he is reading Jews vs. Rome by Barry Strauss. Asked why he picked it up, he says: “Well, we lost that one, I think we…
“Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.” —Sun Tzu You understand, don’t you, what the aim was of the “Seditious Six” politicians who made last week’s now-notorious video suggesting that US military personnel should refuse the president’s orders if they deemed them to be…
What people jokingly call TDS has been floating around the internet for nearly a decade now. It’s become a meme, a punchline, and just simply a way to mock liberals’ political hysteria. But underneath all the jokes, something much more serious has been taking shape. What looked like comedy…
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency has disbanded with eight months left to its mandate, ending an initiative launched with fanfare as a symbol of Trump’s pledge to slash the government’s size but which critics say delivered few measurable savings. “That doesn’t exist,” Office of Personnel Management…
Have any of you noticed that certain words you use will immediately send you straight into the doghouse? If you’re having a conversation with the usual suspects—the compliant, agenda-following types—and you accidentally let slip “vaccine,” “chemtrails,” “open borders,” “CBDC,” “15-minute cities,” “lab leak,” “excess mortality,” or (God forbid) “moon…
Many organizations and federal agencies involved in censoring Americans under the guise of mis/disinformation have shut down in the last couple years. Racket’s Twitter Files exposed the level of censorship slime oozing from organizations such as the Stanford Internet Observatory, the Election Integrity Project, and the Virality Project. On the…
Alain de Benoist examines recent judicial interventions in electoral processes across multiple countries, arguing that such judicial actions represent a fundamental assault on popular sovereignty, where unelected judges effectively decide who citizens can vote for. The problem, de Benoist contends, is the concept of the “rule of law”, a…
Feminists in the ’60s and ’70s had a slogan that sought to politicize the household: The personal is political. The rallying cry was meant to challenge traditional family values and the expectation that women should be caring wives and mothers who looked after the home. Breaking free from the “prison” of the…
A recent speech by Israeli Minister of Security Itamar Ben-Gvir clearly revealed the inherently supremacist character of Zionist ideology. Ahead of the UN Security Council vote on the implementation of the next phase of the U.S.-mediated Gaza peace plan, Ben-Gvir categorically stated that “the Palestinian people do not exist.”…
