Opinion

Bash Trump, make a million bucks — or two

The Associated Press reports that former National Security Advisor John Bolton has inked a new book deal, just two months after departing the White House over foreign policy differences with President Donald Trump. Read More.

In November 1989, a political tsunami toppled the wall

Thirty years ago on Nov. 9 1989, the world suddenly changed. Mass civil and religious demonstrations rocking East German cities created a political tsunami which soon reached Berlin. Read More.

The Korea-Japan relationship is key to Asian geopolitics

Koreans have innumerable reasons to resent Japan's sense of superiority and also every reason to get over it. Read More.

Identity theft: Another plague of illegal immigration

Identity theft is one of the most pernicious crimes of which one can be a victim. While illegal immigrants typically use their stolen identities to obtain employment, many cause additional harm to their victims. Read More.

How 'Californication' policies turned Virginia blue

The former red bastion of Virginia has been toppled and turned blue thanks in large part to massive demographic change spurred by Third World immigration. Read More.

Fruits of open border policies: Discrimination, exploitation

A detailed and informative report published at the Center for Immigration Studies in late October exposes the worst-kept secret in corporate America. Read More.

Politics of hoax crimes: Illegals use to obtain visas

On Oct. 19, ten people decided to dupe the system and claim that they had been the victims of and witnesses to horrendous crimes. Read More.

Global angst: The masses are infuriated

From Hong Kong to Barcelona, and from Beirut to Bolivia and Chile, a global rage seems to be boiling over. Read More.

Study: Climate skeptics behave more responsibly

In a recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, scientists found that climate change believers were the least likely to report individual-level actions. Climate skeptics, by contrast, were most likely to report pro-environmental behavior. Read More.

The sissifying of America, continued

“Beat them, but not too badly” has no place in sports. Read More.

N. Korea seeks fresh start for shuttered resort built by South

Now Kim Jong-Un talks about replacing all the Hyundai-built hotels, shops and smaller houses with what he believes will be the far better creations of his own architects. Read More.

The brainwashing of America: Millennials love socialism

According to a new poll conducted by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, 70% of millennials would likely vote for a socialist candidate. Read More.

Chilling: Kamala Harris, Kathy Tran and the Soros-Democrats

A prominent 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful from the most populous state in the country is associating herself with abortion rights up to the moment of birth. Read More.

Sex and refugees: Corporate elites proudly fund toxic cocktail

Showing complete and utter disdain for any negative public relations fallout whatsoever, leading corporate brands have partnered with an ultra-radical organization that features a strident commitment to flooding America and Europe with Third World refugees and promoting the rights of "sex workers" via legalized prostitution. Read More.

Rohingya still in Burma fact 'risk of renewed genocide'

In a stunningly gloomy presentation, UN human rights experts reviewed the situation in Myanmar/aka Burma, the Southeast Asian country where the government continues to persecute, harass and eliminate members of minority religious groups, especially the Muslim Rohingya. Read More.