by Jewish Daily Forward, NY Post and Whitney Webb
Howard Lutnick is a businessman who raised at least $85 million for Trump’s campaign and supported Trump due to his
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
It was just two years ago that bold headlines were swirling around the world that young techies with degrees from top American universities had
by Caitlin Johnstone , caitlinjohnstone.com
Israel is demolishing residential buildings in the West Bank, burning homes in Lebanon and constructing military facilities in Syria, all while continuing to kill civilians
By David Moore, readsludge.com
President Trump tried to fire Ellen L. Weintraub, the chair of the Federal Election Commission, as the FEC is considering complaints involving the 2024 Trump
by Sotiris Rex
Yes, statelessness indeed does not work under present conditions. With the majority of people currently not believing it can work, then of course it doesn’t and
Derrick Broze (Introduction): Our next presenter is a good friend of mine who's been organizing in so many different ways.
And when I sit here and think about
This article was originally published by The Defender — Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website.
by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D., The Defender
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey on
by Tyler Durden
Thursday marked the final day for federal employees to accept the Trump administration's offer of eight months of pay and benefits in exchange for voluntarily
By Simplicius
Some interesting developments have produced hints as to how Ukraine’s end game may shape up. Zelensky is being increasingly viewed as a problem by the Trump-Kellogg team,
by John Titus
Etienne Note: Great introductory overview of the dangers and criminality of the Fed but suffers from the old-time religion of Statism and belief in what Lysander Spooner
Dear Subscribers,
Short letter this week as I am in Mexico where we just wrapped up The People's Reset Conference in Morelia. Fantastic conference where I gave two
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens, wallstreetonparade.com
Donald Trump has placed a man with no prior government experience, Scott Bessent, in charge of overseeing a sprawling network of federal