The Kennedy Assassination Revisited: Cover-up, Conspiracy, and Consequences
60 years later, the assassination of John F. Kennedy continues to pique the interest of Americans. While many “conspiracy theories” abound, the official...
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Pearl Harbor: Hawaii Was Surprised; FDR Was Not
Comprehensive research has shown not only that Washington knew in advance of the attack on Pearl Harbor, but that it deliberately withheld its...
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Star Trek Art Designer Andrew Probert on Making USS Enterprise
Star Trek concept art designer Andrew Probert discusses his work co-designing the refit USS Enterprise for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), designing...
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Did the Deep State Take Out JFK?
Powerful Deep State forces within the “intelligence” community and beyond hated John F. Kennedy over his animus toward the CIA, and those same...
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Donald Jeffries: D.C. Elites Who Killed JFK
The Warren Commission’s investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy is dismissed as a farce by seasoned researcher and author Donald Jeffries,...
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American Cincinnatus: A Victorious General Refuses a Crown
On December 4, 1783, at Fraunces Tavern, the popular public house located at the corner of Pearl and Broad Streets in Manhattan, General...
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House Speaker Mike Johnson Calls “Separation of Church and State” a “Misnomer”
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), under fire for holding strong religious convictions and defending his faith in Jesus Christ, said in an interview...
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From Alberdi to Milei: Argentina’s Rich History of Free-market Economic Success
In honor of Javier Milei’s election as president of Argentina, we delve into the captivating history of free-market economics in Argentina, tracing back...
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On This Day in History: The Mayflower Compact Is Signed
The signing of the Mayflower Compact on November 11, 1620, is a landmark moment in American history, symbolizing the birth of equality and...
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Dr. John M. Newman: Conspiracies Around the JFK Assassination
Few events in American political history are more mysterious and controversial than the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In this interview, The...
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In Memory of Samuel von Pufendorf: Lasting, Though Forgotten, Influence on Our Founding Fathers
Samuel von Pufendorf, a prominent 17th-century philosopher and jurist, led a life that was profoundly influenced by his family’s experiences during the devastating...
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“45 Cheers for Wilkes and Liberty”: English Champion of Free Speech John Wilkes Born This Day in 1725
In 1763, John Wilkes found himself on a collision course with the British Crown. The catalyst for this confrontation was Number 45 of...
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Champion of Religious Liberty, William Penn Born This Day in 1644
William Penn, a towering figure in 17th-century England and a pivotal influence in the establishment of the Pennsylvania Colony, is renowned not only...
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Rick Santorum: Article V Convention Will Change Our Trajectory
Santorum said that an Article V convention is “a powerful means to shift the nation's trajectory.” He’s right, but not for the reason...
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On This Day in History: First Continental Congress Strikes Back at Intolerable Acts
On an autumn day in 1774 that, according to records kept, was already quite chilly, a significant moment in American history was about...
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