American History

Steve Bonta, executive senior editor of The New American, interviewed Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) on November 30 regarding several existential issues facing our nation: Biden family corruption, out-of-control immigration, out-of-control federal spending, power plays by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN, and the threat to our Constitution posed by the movement to hold a constitutional convention (Con-Con). Biggs...

The latest report issued by the UN Human Rights Committee demands that the United States crack down on free speech, change the Constitution, and allow more abortion. While praising the Biden administration for supposedly making progress bringing the United States into compliance with United Nations agreements by promoting abortion, gun control, and transgenderism, the UN “human rights” bureaucracy released a...

thefallofminneapolis.com Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was seriously injured on November 24 after another inmate at Federal Correctional Institution Tucson (Arizona) stabbed him around 1:30 p.m., according to the Associated Press. Chauvin, 47, was convicted in April 2021 of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter over the death of George Floyd. Chauvin was sentenced to 22½ years...

The signs are multiplying that the US and Israel are headed for some sort of mega black swan event. The result will be that both countries cease to exist in their present format. That is because the Federal Reserve Board -the fountain of power for the Satanists- is on the verge of collapse. If it goes, then everything under it,...

The  Henry Kissinger is known for many things, but a revolutionary is not one of them. Over the years of service to the empire, the career geopolitician has been consistent in his unfailing commitment to 1) destroy the Westphalian system of sovereign nation states, 2) promote population control across the developing sector, 3) advocate limited nuclear war (in opposition to the...

John Whitehead We are rapidly entering the age of no privacy, where everyone is open to surveillance at all times; where there are no secrets from government. — William O. Douglas, dissenting in Osborn v. United States (1966) The government wants us to believe that we have nothing to fear from its mass spying programs as long as we’ve done...

A powerful United Nations agency has unveiled a plan to regulate social media and online communication while cracking down on what it describes as “false information” and “conspiracy theories,” sparking alarm among free-speech advocates and top U.S. lawmakers. In its 59-page report released this month, the U.N. Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) outlined a series of “concrete measures which must be...

alfexe/iStock/Getty Images Plus In 2019, Harris County, Texas, police confiscated over $42,000 from a Mississippi man who was driving to Houston to buy a semitruck. Four years later, having kept the cash while filing no criminal charges against the man, the county faces a class-action lawsuit challenging its civil asset forfeiture system. “Harris County has one of the most abusive...

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (AP Images) As The New American suggested on Tuesday, Politico’s attacks on newly minted House Speaker Mike Johnson have served only to sully its own reputation. Other members of the fourth estate haven’t learned their lesson. And Bobby Jindal, former governor of Louisiana, writing at Newsweek the next day, thinks such attacks “can only...

Remembering President John F. Kennedy: May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963. “From Dallas, Texas,” a solemn Walter Cronkite announced on CBS News, “the flash apparently official, President Kennedy died at 1 p.m. Central Standard Time — 2 o’clock Eastern Standard Time — some 38 minutes ago.” This announcement rocked America and the entire globe on November 22, 1963.  Although...

On NOVEMBER 21, 1620 (according to the “New Style” Gregorian Calendar), the Pilgrims signed the Mayflower Compact and began their Plymouth Colony. Of the 102 Pilgrims, only 47 survived till Spring. At one point, only a half dozen were healthy enough to care for the rest. In the Spring of 1621, the Indian Squanto came among them, and showed them how to catch fish, plant corn, trap beaver, and was their interpreter with...

Politics The Two Tragedies of November 22nd On this day, Americans lament more than the tragic death of a young president; on this day, Americans lament the nihilism born from those who were incapable of accepting its senselessness. Credit: Suzette Leg Anthony Sixty years ago, the assassination of JFK violently robbed the country of its chosen future and darkened it...

AP Images Javier Milei 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 to the pioneering figures such as Juan Bautista Alberdi and highlighting the contributions of modern-day proponents such as Alberto Benegas Lynch, Jr. and, of course, the victorious advocate of those men and those...

Americans like to use nicknames for various groups of people.  A common one used mostly by liberals is “Karen,” which supposedly is a demanding middle-class white woman. Conservatives often use the term “RINO,” conceived by a friend of mine in the 1990s, which stands for “Republican In Name Only.” This refers to liberal Republicans, who tend to be interested only...

Mark Youso/iStock/Getty Images Plus On Friday, the Colorado judge presiding over an effort to remove former President Donald Trump from the 2024 presidential ballot in the state rejected that bid. Judge Sarah Wallace ruled that Trump did not meet the requirements laid out in Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which the left-wing group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in...

Vladimir Vladimorov/iStock/Getty Images Plus In the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, unelected bureaucrats attempted to push a “woke” Christmas on city employees by insisting that they utilize “inclusive decorating practices” when decorating public spaces for Christmas. In an email to city employees sent last week, Deputy City Administrator Melissa Cantarero Weiss urged employees to “opt for more neutral and inclusive...

ipopba/iStock/Getty Images Plus Lawmakers in Nebraska have created a state Health Information Technology — or HIT — Board. The point of the HIT Board is to collect peoples’ health information.   They say the information will go into a centralized data and surveillance system that will be used by doctors to “improve” patient care. In 2020, during the height of Covid mania, Nebraska’s legislature passed the Population Health Information Act, which paved the...

After the Kennedy assassination, the mainstream media tried to blame right-wing conservatives for his death. This is another example of Deep State misdirection. One of the most stunning features of the aftermath of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination was the massive proliferation of “theories” to supposedly “explain” it. The incredible campaign of confusion included an almost endless array of phony...

Bill Chizek/iStock/Getty Images Plus The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday its first-ever code of conduct policy after facing months of criticism over accusations and allegations of ethics lapses by conservative members of the bench.  The 14-page document included five canons of conduct that set guidelines on recusal and disqualification in proceedings as well as covering justices’ responsibilities regarding financial, fiduciary,...

selimaksan/iStock/Getty Images Plus A San Diego area pastor is suing the city’s mayor, Todd Gloria, saying that Gloria violated his First Amendment rights by vetoing his reappointment to a city advisory board over remarks the pastor made about transgenderism. Pastor Dennis Hodges of the Church of Yeshua Ha Mashiach was threatened with removal from San Diego County’s Human Relations Commission...