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On September 17, 1787, after nearly four months of vigorous debates and sometimes-heated contention among the delegates from 12 of the 13 states (Rhode Island being notably absent), the “Federal Convention” (known more commonly today as the Constitutional Convention) reached its momentous conclusion. On that day, James Madison, often called the “Father of the Constitution,” recorded in his meticulous notes ...

RapidEye/iStock/Getty Images Plus One of the saddest things about the ongoing climate hoax is how it is affecting the mental health of citizens, particularly children. After decades of doom and gloom prophecies, many individuals are reaching the conclusion that the world would be better off with fewer emitters of carbon dioxide, which is one of the greenhouse gases alarmists claim ...

On Wednesday, the National Toxicology Program (NTP) published a long-delayed report establishing a connection between elevated fluoride levels in drinking water and reduced IQ scores in children. This report marks the first time the government has acknowledged this risk, reigniting discussions about the safety of fluoride, a substance widely used in public health for decades. Key Findings The report by ...

“Are Republicans losing the culture wars?” left-wing Politico asked recently. A better question is, though: Are we, as Americans, losing the war for our civilization? Moreover, how do we define “winning”? If a party triumphs politically by promising to rain down toxins upon us that most people mistake for manna from Heaven, who, if anyone, has won anything?

The New ColossusBack in 1970, when I was just a kid, Universal Pictures released a movie titled, Colossus – the Forbin Project, about two impenetrable, artificial-intelligence supercomputers built by the US and the Russians, named Colossus and Guardian. They are programmed to manage the military complexes of each nation, including their nuclear arsenals. The computers, however, do something their creators had not ...

Foreign Affairs The Inspiring Legacy of Anti-War Conservatism America Firsters have long challenged U.S. interventionism in the Middle East and questioned the alliance with Israel. Amid continued American entanglements in the Middle East, neoconservative commentators seek to shore up the tired status quo by delegitimizing foreign policy dissent. Nowhere is this more evident than on the ever-radioactive issue of the ...

The Trump administration revamped Joe Biden’s pro-vaccine covid.gov site with a “true origins” guide that exposes the Chinese Communist Party’s involvement in releasing a “virus” that has a biological “characteristic that is not found in nature.”The site also blasts the United Nations’ World Health Organization’s (WHO) handling of the crisis: “The WHO’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic was an abject failure ...

Tariffs, also called imposts, as well as custom duties, are taxes on products being imported from foreign countries.This was the U.S. government’s main source of income for the nation’s first century and a half.It is mentioned in the U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 8, which authorizes the Federal government to collect “duties” and “imposts” to help “pay the debts and ...

President Donald Trump's mandate from the voters undoubtedly gives him wide latitude to close the border to illegal aliens, which he has done. Border crossings are down 90 percent and more illegal aliens were arrested in Trump’s first 50 days than across Joe Biden's final year in office. Now, many in the America First movement are asking, “What about reducing ...

By Dan Fournier from Dan Fournier’s Inconvenient TruthsIntroductionMark Carney has long been seen as a rich elite banker and staunch globalist, receiving a fair amount of criticism over the years for his various deeds.Such rhetoric has certainly increased over the past few months as he’s become front and center in Canadian politics.While the average Canadian has a rudimentary perspective on Carney – including ...

Under the guise of justice, the radical MacArthur Foundation is paying local governments to release criminals from jail. In 2020, James Jumping Eagle, a well-known criminal and registered sex offender who sexually abused a minor, was arrested and charged for possession of LSD in Pennington County, South Dakota. Local law-enforcement authorities had signed a controversial deal in exchange for large ...

By Dan Fournier Club of Rome (founded 1968) In 1965, two key figures in Aurelio Peccei, an Italian industrialist, and Alexander King, a British chemist and OECD bureaucrat, formed a close bond. In April of 1968, a two-day meeting convening 30 European scientists, economists, and industrialists to Rome to steer the direction of global issues. This meeting essentially kick-started the Club of Rome with the organisation getting its name from ...