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Opinion

Trump: Responsibly Restrained on Foreign Policy.

Like Tony Blair in Iraq and Nicolas Sarkozy in Libya, Barack Obama has shown no contrition for his overt and dangerous grooming of Iran. Now Trump is having to clean up the mess in the knowledge it could get worse if he approaches it heavy-handed. Trump has displayed the hallmarks of a foreign policy borne […]

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

UK Conservatives to Choose Between Liberal Boris and Liberal Hunt. Or Rebel.

Britain’s Conservative Party has now completed its internal “knock out” stage in its process to appoint a new leader and therefore Prime Minister. The next step – a membership ballot between the liberal Boris Johnson and the even more liberal Jeremy Hunt – leaves party members in an appalling position with a lack of real […]

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

EXCLUSIVE: Polish MP Invites AOC for Educational Visit to REAL Concentration Camps

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A Polish lawmaker and committee chairman on trans-Atlantic trade has invited Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to visit former concentration camps in his country in an effort to educate the freshman legislator. Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has recently been embroiled in a war of words with the political right, and indeed members of her own Democratic […]

By Raheem Kassam

Media

Senator Hawley Plans to Strip Big Tech of Legal Immunity.

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley is taking Silicon Valley to task with new legislation to hold social media platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter accountable for their political bias by stripping them of existing Section 230 protections. “With Section 230, tech companies get a sweetheart deal that no other industry enjoys: complete exemption from traditional publisher […]

By Ian Cheong

Media

BBC’s Imam: ‘Zionists are Hiding Behind Holocaust’.

“How long are Zionists going to hide behind the Holocaust,” tweeted imam Abdullah Patel, a BBC handpicked guest for the Conservative Party candidates debate on Tuesday. The imam cautioned the Tory candidates that “words have consequences”, referencing Boris Johnson’s remarks that Muslim women wearing burkas looked like ‘letterboxes’ and ‘bank robbers’. From Patel’s Twitter feed, […]

By Sofia Carbone

Opinion

Antitrust, The Only Remedy to Big Tech Bias?

One can bet that big tech won’t go quietly into the dark night. In fact, they just might do everything in their power to ensure that President Trump doesn’t win a second term.

By Jennifer Kerns

Opinion

Sundays for the Subs: Flag Burning, Iran, and More…

Will, Raheem, and Ian began by covering the recent flag burning controversy. They debated whether burning the American flag should be amended against or continue to be protected under freedom of speech.

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Democracy Dies with Chinese Propaganda.

Media "watchdogs" at CNN tear into President Trump for citing Fox News, but they are shockingly silent on the laundering of Chinese propaganda by the Washington Post and New York Times.

By Raheem Kassam

National Security

A Muslim Brotherhood Terror Designation Could Backfire.

Amidst reports that the Trump Administration is once again considering designating Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist entity, several longtime Brotherhood critics are urging caution. The Brotherhood wants to restore the global Islamic Caliphate through the gradual Islamization of society. The Brotherhood, created in 1928 by Hassan al-Banna, wants to restore the global Islamic Caliphate […]

By John Rossomando

Opinion

The Divided State of Britain.

Our middle-class monitors must relearn the lessons from the past: working class folk are the salt of the earth. They deserve more respect than they currently get. Trash their identity, and they will destroy your identity politics.

By Niall McCrae

Politics

‘Squash Amash’ Rally Takes Aim at Michigan’s Anti-Trump GOP Rep

Michigan’s Trump-supporting Republicans – exasperated with Congressman Justin Amash’s repeated attacks on President Trump – took to the streets outside the Congressman’s office in Grand Rapids in a ‘Squash Amash’ rally on Friday. The rally – coinciding with President Trump’s birthday and Flag Day in the U.S. – saw over 200 supporters in attendance, flying […]

By Sofia Carbone

Opinion

Lessons From The Border’s Volatile History.

History suggests it will take more than manpower and border fencing—and certainly more than Mexico can muster on its own—to achieve what most Americans want: a peaceful and secure border.

By John Daniel Davidson

Opinion

Hong Kongers Deserve Better Than Dictatorial China.

One of the most poignant images of the saga so far has been the sight of an elderly Chinese woman walking into the middle of the road to wave a billowing Union Jack, to supportive chants of “Heung Gong.”

By Ian Cheong

Media

Twitter Suspends Project Veritas for… Journalism?

Twitter has temporarily suspended Project Veritas, a nonprofit organization that uses undercover journalism to expose corruption and unethical behavior in both public and private institutions. Project Veritas received the following reasoning for their 12 hour suspension.“You may not publish or post other people’s private information without their express authorization and permission.” “Twitter has decided that […]

By Ian Cheong

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