Gen. Mike Flynn: Trump’s Great Test – Peace Through Strength or Endless Wars
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Late last week, we came across a commentary video by the gamer Asmongold on YouTube.
This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Philip Wegmann , Susan Crabtree The masked man on the motorcycle, the one who waved a Mexican flag in front of a torched car as Los Angeles police stood by, will soon be famous.
Israel’s all-out attack on the nuclear weapons infrastructure and leadership of Iran has created an historic choice: Will Israel be allowed to defeat decisively the existential threat long posed by the tyrannical Iranian regime both to her people and ours – and, thereby, usher in an era of potential strategic stability aligned with Western civilization that the Middle East and the free world have rarely known?
Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life When the Religious Liberty Commission, formed by President Trump, announced its first meeting would take place June 16 at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, the group Freedom From Religion promptly responded by saying it would “closely monitor” this meeting and all future gatherings.
Guest post by J6er Ryan Samsel NoKings.org has emerged as a highly controversial website that has gained significant attention online.
Within 24 hours, this interview was removed from social media, and police questioned Samsel.
Guest post by Paul Gardiner On June 30, 2026, a special day of thanksgiving and worship is planned at the Valley Forge Washington Memorial Chapel adjacent to the Valley Forge National Historical Park, PA, one of America’s most hallowed places.
This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Philip Wegmann Real Clear Wire As the administration continues to remake the federal bureaucracy to President Trump’s liking, the Office of Personnel and Management has developed an intensive new training program for those aspiring to join the Senior Executive Service, the upper echelon of government employees.
This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh Indianapolis case has investigators at work.
This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh Former party member declared it is now ‘dead.’ The chaos that has enveloped the Democratic party over the past few years is triggering a reaction: Multiple members are abandoning the label and now are describing themselves as independents.
Guest post by Joe Hoft at JoeHoft.com Big News coming out of Wisconsin on the Election front.
Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life I was privileged to know Mother Teresa of Calcutta and to consult with her extensively during the last three years of her life, which coincided with the first three years of my fulltime leadership of Priests for Life.
Tina Peters shares a Memorial Day Message to President Trump.
This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh ‘It makes it very dangerous when you’re hunting with rifles and people aren’t wearing colors that make them easy to see.’ A court is being asked to act against state officials who bypass the requirements of their own state constitution.
Healthcare Inequities and Discrimination: Transgender Surgeries Covered While Non-Transgender People Face Denial of Essential Care and Denying President Trump’s IVF Family-Building Executive Orders.
Guest post by Capt Chris Kuehne, USMC (Ret) As a Marine veteran who has walked the battlefields of Iraq and buried Marines and close friends, their voices still echoing in my quiet moments, Memorial Day is more than a date—it’s a weight I carry every day.
This interview was conducted by Alexander Junger and originally published by Eagle Eye Explore on May 23, 2025.
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Guest post by Leo Hohmann – republished with permission.
Guest post by Erin Clements first reported at JoeHoft.com Introduction Former Mesa County Clerk and Gold Star Mother, Tina Peters, is sitting in prison right now for preserving her own election records following the 2020 election before Dominion Voting Systems and Colorado Secretary of State, Jenna Griswold, could come in and erase them.
This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Larry Behrens Give the devil his due: Senator Bernie Sanders never misses an opportunity to remind Americans about our planet’s supposed peril.
This interview conducted by Alexander Junger and was originally published by Eagle Eye Explore on May 12, 2025.
This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Susan Crabtree The Secret Service may try to force former FBI Director James Comey to answer pointed questions into a social media post he issued depicting an image of “8647,” but a U.S.
Guest post by Officer Mike Robertson (Ret.) After securing a strong base of support in the 2024 election, Donald Trump is positioning himself for a renewed push in foreign policy – an area that his supporters argue has deteriorated under recent Democratic leadership.
For six years, FEMA has quietly buried one of the worst scandals in federal disaster response—a toxic mix of reverse discrimination, fraud, and whistleblower retaliation tied to the Hurricane Maria recovery in Puerto Rico.
A bold legislative proposal, the “Restoring Constitutional Mandate for Congress to Set Rules for the Federal Courts Act,” seeks to rein in what its author warns is an existential crisis – a “judicial coup” targeting President Donald Trump and the American people.
SOKOTO, NIGERIA – Monday, May 12 marks three years since radical jihadists in Nigeria murdered a 22-year-old Christian woman, and new first hand testimony is shedding light on her final moments.
Guest post by AbleChild Organization – republished with permission.
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Guest post by Patriot Legal Defense The freezing windowless 6×8 steel box was barely wide enough for a man to stretch his arms.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now referring all questions regarding the 2022 Tennessee Highway Patrol traffic stop of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, even though inquiries had nothing to do with either DHS or ICE.
This article originally appeared on the State News Foundation and was republished with permission.
On Tuesday, May 6th at High Noon, history will be made on the steps of the U.S. Department of Justice as American-Made Action formally announces the launch of the largest lawful movement in modern history.
Smiley Martin should have been behind bars. A career criminal with a long rap sheet involving firearms, he was given a 10-year sentence in 2018 for punching, dragging and severely beating his girlfriend with a belt.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders are hitting the road again on their so-called “Fight the Oligarchy” tour — but for two self-proclaimed socialists, their message is looking more like a punchline than a platform.
In a landmark moment for education policy, on Saturday, Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 2 (SB2) into law, marking a major victory for school choice advocates and cementing Texas as home to the largest Education Savings Account (ESA) program in the nation. Years in the making, SB2 creates a universal school choice initiative that gives parents direct control over how public education funds are spent on their children.
The night before former Vice President Kamala Harris re-emerged on the political scene in a speech rallying Democrats to “lock in” to fight President Trump, one of Trump’s top lieutenants issued a warning.
On Monday, the White House North Lawn was transformed into a powerful display of truth often ignored: 100 mugshots of deported criminal illegal aliens were arranged like ornaments on Christmas morning.
The New York Times, under the headline, “A Hot Accessory, at the Intersection of Faith and Culture,” has unleashed its 1,400-word investigatory piece about the … Christian cross.
In a decisive move to advance public safety and accountability, Tennessee has enacted HB 1349/SB 1146, a landmark law mandating toxicology testing for psychotropic drugs in deceased mass shooters.
Recently, photos of me in what is called a hard cell have gone viral. A post tagged Attorney General Pam Bondi and asked where the justification is in this and why there are not Democrats living like this.
A startling new revelation suggests former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s policies may have contributed to thousands more COVID-related deaths, raising urgent questions about accountability and the impact of his directives on vulnerable populations.
President Trump’s recent directive to investigate alleged illegal money laundering activities by ActBlue highlights significant concerns over electoral integrity. This post delves into the implications of these allegations and their potential impact on future elections.
President Trump’s recent pardon of Nevada Judge Michele Fiore, just hours after a critical report, highlights the ongoing tensions within the justice system. Fiore’s powerful statement on resilience and faith adds depth to this unfolding story.
The urgent call for federal regulatory intervention highlights the troubling rise of fraudulent mental health diagnoses and the concerning over-prescription of psychiatric medications, particularly affecting America’s youth. This critical analysis demands attention.
A federal judge has denied Michele Fiore’s request for a new trial following her conviction on wire fraud and conspiracy charges, spotlighting the contentious intersection of politics and justice in her case.
The Colorado court’s recent decision to continue the DOJ inquiry into Tina Peters signals a pivotal moment in the fight against perceived political persecution. This case raises critical questions about justice and election integrity.
A landmark case highlights the severe repercussions faced by a professor at the University of Louisville for voicing his views on gender dysphoria treatment, leading to a $1.6 million settlement for First Amendment violations.
In a poignant reflection on the passing of Pope Francis, Frank Pavone critiques the pontiff’s legacy while urging for clarity and healing within the Church. This commentary offers valuable insights into the future of Catholic leadership.
A plumbing company battles law enforcement over the indefinite seizure of its truck, highlighting critical Fourth Amendment concerns. This case raises essential questions about property rights and governmental authority in America.
David Kupelian delves into the profound implications of “taking up your cross,” challenging contemporary Christians to confront their own pride and embrace the transformative journey of self-denial and true love as exemplified by Christ.
Ten states mismanaged over $10 billion in unemployment payments during the pandemic, with a significant portion attributable to fraud. This report reveals troubling recovery rates and highlights the need for more stringent oversight.
In the wake of a tragic shooting in Leon County, this analysis reveals the stark failures of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, highlighting a troubling connection between mental health policies and rising violence.
In this insightful guest post, Frank Pavone highlights President Trump’s commitment to religious freedom during Holy Week, emphasizing the importance of faith in governance and the restoration of moral values in America.