By Micaela Burrow, The Daily Caller Foundation | June 5, 2023 Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen, regarded by historians and the U.S. intelligence community as one of the most dangerous spies of the Cold War, has died in prison at the age of 79, CBS News confirmed. Hanssen was sentenced
By Ron Paul, The Ron Paul Institute | June 5, 2023 The political and financial class breathed a sigh of relief when Congress passed the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023. The bill suspends the debt ceiling for two years, thus avoiding the establishment’s nightmare of a government default on its
By Gregory Gordon for the Mises Institute | June 5, 2023 Here in the West, particularly in countries such as the United States and Canada, we have experienced radical political and cultural changes over the past several years, and the pace of these changes seems to have accelerated since 2020. In
American intelligence agencies meddled much more in the Trump campaign and presidency than Russia ever did.
Don't be surprised if Neocons in Washington declare a new global emergency.
A Strategic Vision for Beijing's Dominance in the Defense Domain.
Unleashing the spending spree will guarantee protracted stagflation.
Short sellers have helped highlight how all the talk from Washington that the banking system is safe is hogwash.
Washington should restore America's global standing by fundamentally changing how the government spends more than it takes in revenue.
Americans aren’t lining up to buy EVs — despite the new $7,500 Inflation Reduction Act tax credit.
Ending lawfare against Trump is the first step towards restoring credibility of the DOJ and FBI.
Western policies to contain Russia through economic sanctions have been a disaster at the street level.
The dark side of Liberalism: economic and governance failures in American cities.
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times: The presidential election is going to be about pocketbook issues, kitchen table issues. It’s going to be about the economy, stupid. The Biden economy has barely grown in the last five quarters, and the leading indicators
After a closely fought race between Türkiye’s main presidential candidates, voters will return to the polls on May 28 to decide who will lead the country. The second-round vote will determine whether the country remains under the firm grip of incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdogan or can embark on a
