By B.N. Frank Published in The Hill last month: Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) said Wednesday he believes the government has not done a sufficient job of enforcing…
By The Corbett Report Dr. Mark Skidmore of Michigan State University joins us to discuss his research with Catherine Austin Fitts into the $21 trillion…
By Kerry McDonald Schooling is adept at rooting out individuality and enforcing compliance. In his book, Understanding Power, Noam Chomsky writes: In fact, the whole…
By B.N. Frank For several months, the media has been referring to the Telecom Industry as “Big Wireless” and comparing them to “Big Tobacco” and…
By Matt Agorist The default sentiment among those who cannot think outside of the government is that people in need will starve if the government…
By Charles Hugh Smith The elites’ clever exploitation of politically correct cover stories has enthralled the comatose, uncritical Left, but not those who see their…
By Gary M. Galles Ever wonder why people put blinders on horses? As prey animals, horses have eyes on the sides of their heads to…
By Joe Jarvis A DEA agent is accused of facilitating drug trafficking in the regions he oversaw in Florida and Arkansas. He allegedly traded inside…
By Veronique de Rugy I have written in the past about the profound inconsistencies that exist in government. For instance, Congress routinely passes legislation that…
By Mike Holly Politicians tend to favor authoritarianism over capitalism and monopoly over competition. They have directly created monopolies (and oligopolies) in all major industrial…
Op-Ed by Matthew Feeney Twitter recently re-activated Jesse Kelly’s account after telling him he was permanently banned from the platform. The social media giant informed…
By Meadow Clark How would you like to pay a 163% meat tax every time you want a steak or a burger? What about when…
By Dave Benner Many people know that the state of West Virginia came to be during the Civil War, but very few know that its…
By Lawrence J. McQuillan Governmental violations of personal property rights drive much of the resentment, anger, and division we witness in America today. In 1925,…