By Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi
In a global historical perspective, carrying on paradoxical wars against the past by terroristically destroying themselves as well as others, have been the eternal undertakings of all those individuals, ethnic groups as well as nations who have felt – rightly or wrongly – that their positions in the present and their prospects for the future are bordering on utter nothingness without any likelihood of significant …
By Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi
Like the cynically corrupt Walter Duranty, the disgraced Anglo-American journalist of The New York Times in the 1920s and 1930s, Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News Channel host and presently on Tucker Carlson Today at Elon Musk’s X, is a complete professional hoax as far as his perfidious as well as contemptible reportings about today’s Hungary are concerned. Yet, while Duranty knew that he was …
By Doctor Rand Paul
I think we can all agree the Senate wouldn’t function very well without the pages.
The very first Senate page was a nine-year-old boy named Grafton Hanson who was appointed by Daniel Webster back in 1829. Back in those days, the pages had to refill ink wells and clean out spittoons.
Things have changed a little bit around here since then. The work isn’t quite as …
By George Landrith • Pres., Frontiers of Freedom
Democrats on the House Energy & Commerce Committee have introduced a relabeled and slightly revised bill from the past and given it the inaccurate and misleading name “the CLEAN Future Act.” This bill is aimed at restricting and reducing the use of reliable energy sources, and mandating and increasing the use of unreliable energy sources. This will make energy more substantially expensive …
By Council Nedd
During the Obama Administration, America saw its lowest labor force participation rates since the Carter era. While all groups suffered, blacks suffered disproportionately.
Yet there was nary a peep from the budding Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement back then.
And as jobs in the manufacturing sector left America for China – jobs that paid well and provided great benefits to blacks and whites alike – many union …
By George Landrith • President, Frontiers of Freedom
America’s Minuteman Inter-continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) was first deployed in 1962 in the cold war environment of “Mutually Assured Destruction” and was a system designed to last 10 years. The system has been updated over 50 to 60 years to keep pace with the growing threat of adversarial nations but the aging system requires a complete overhaul to assure continued deterrence for …
by George Landrith
International trade is a critical growth engine for the nation’s economic strength and prosperity. Today, we’re at several crossroads with many of our largest trading partners to ensure the U.S. is not unfairly disadvantaged in the global marketplace. As the Administration confronts these issues — including at a highly anticipated meeting between President Trump and China’s President Xi at the G-20 Summit this weekend – it’s vital …
by George Landrith
When the Affordable Care Act was debated and passed, Americans were promised that a typical family would save $2,500 a year due to the act’s provisions. Yet, costs have continued to rise. In particular, prescription costs have been rising at an alarming rate — rocking upward by 20% from 2013 to the 2015.
Some may assume that Americans are burned out on debating healthcare issues given the …
by Crystal Wright
Some elected officials embarrass us by what they do, don’t do or say.
Take Missouri State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal for example. This longtime black Democrat crossed the line when she announced on social media her hope that President Donald J. Trump would be “assassinated” because she didn’t like the way he responded to events in Charlottesville, Virginia. Whether one agrees or disagrees with an elected official, it …