Exposing the obvious overlooked by much of corporate media, Fox News Digital revealed a slew of familiar players tending to the destructive astroturf movement in France and beyond. Over the weekend, stories began spreading about a student uprising in France with claims of cost of living grievances readily contradicted by images of looters and rioters,… Continue reading Communists, unions and activist networks emerge as key players in France’s street unrest
Day: October 19, 2026
UPI: On This Day, U.S. Purchases Alaska From Russia
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, 5th Street, Juneau, AlaskaImage by Gillphoto Please follow us on Truth Social, X, YouTube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram According to UPI, the United States purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million. The sale of Alaska was the brainchild of then Secretary of State William Henry Seward… Continue reading UPI: On This Day, U.S. Purchases Alaska From Russia
Israeli Defense Minister Katz Says 35,000 Bombs Were Dropped On Iran And Calls Lebanon Destruction ‘The Gaza Model’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth meets Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz at the Pentagon, July 18, 2025 (file photo). Photo: U.S. Department of Defense (Public Domain) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Originally published at Tsionizm. Israel Defense Minister Israel Katz said in a video interview that Israel… Continue reading Israeli Defense Minister Katz Says 35,000 Bombs Were Dropped On Iran And Calls Lebanon Destruction ‘The Gaza Model’
If Thune Doesn’t Censure Slotkin, He Supports Nuking All GOP Staffers
If Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune doesn’t at least censure Sen. Elissa Slotkin, he supports unconstitutional abuses of power. It’s that simple.
Analysis: Sharp Increase in Emergency Room Visits Tied to E-Bikes, E-Scooters
Head and neck injuries are the most frequent type, affecting roughly one-third of all e-bike ER patients. Source
Marc Elias’ Legal Team Threatens Media With Lawsuit For Questioning Roy Cooper’s Health
Marc Elias’ Legal Team Threatens Media With Lawsuit For Questioning Roy Cooper’s Health Authored by Jonathan Turley via Jonathan Turley, Marc Elias has long been at the center of controversial election tactics, including criminal investigations. If lawyers had to take an oath to first do no harm, the court-sanctioned Democratic lawyer would leave Hippocrates gobsmacked.… Continue reading Marc Elias’ Legal Team Threatens Media With Lawsuit For Questioning Roy Cooper’s Health
It’s Time to Cut Off Zelensky and The Ukraine War Effort
Image: Roger Stone / Stone Cold Truth Please follow us on Truth Social, X, YouTube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Originally published at Armed Forces Press. I fully understand that I will be accused of being pro-Russian or worse by the neocons and Globalists for taking this view; absurd since I had members of… Continue reading It’s Time to Cut Off Zelensky and The Ukraine War Effort
Secretary Rubio Delivers Remarks and Answers Media Questions from Uzbekistan
Speaking to reporters in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Secretary Rubio delivered remarks about central Asia and the importance of the region to U.S. interests. Central Asia, the “stans”, are a significant opportunity due to their location between Asia and the Federation of Russia. Secretary Rubio answered a question about the Ukraine-Russia conflict by saying the United States… Continue reading Secretary Rubio Delivers Remarks and Answers Media Questions from Uzbekistan
Cook Case Tests The Limits Of Fed Independence
Cook Case Tests The Limits Of Fed Independence Authored by Alexander W. Salter via The Daily Economy, President Trump has renewed his effort to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board. Whether he has a legitimate reason to fire her is another matter. The White House announced a three-person “committee of inquiry” to investigate… Continue reading Cook Case Tests The Limits Of Fed Independence
Supreme Court won’t revive plea deal with Khalid Shaikh Mohammad over 9/11 attacks
The Supreme Court declined Monday to review the Pentagon’s decision to cancel a plea deal with the presumed masterminds of the 2001 terrorist attacks.