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D. Paul Thomas concludes his three part series with a look at the recently launched war against Iran and looks back America's first brush with the theocratic nation
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For the Week of March 9, 2026 The IRGC faces defeat: Iran's religious leadership and the Revolutionary Guards know the truth, even if they do not say it aloud, writes Oded Ailam
Spanberger v. American liberty: Another great pretender, Abigail "Bait-n-Switch" Spanberger, who ran as a moderate, has quickly established herself as a leftist Demo hack, reports Mark Alexander Knowledge is forbidden fruit at Apple: What happens to Apple, a company with extensive interests in China, if Taiwan is invaded by its giant communist neighbour? Steve Milloy says the company isn't interested in telling you -- even if you're an investor Household debt rose to a new record high in Q4 2025: Every new quarter seems to have another new record of debt for Americans. Mike Maharrey reports on some very dire numbers that shows Americans are drowning in the black hole of debt Whose 'stolen' land is it, anyway?: Paul Driessen argues that Billie Eilish joins other history dunces wailing about 'stolen' land from the United States to Israel – but elsewhere? Last Week Can Trump move the needle?: Donald Trump's State of the Union outlined his focus this year, and if he will stay on message, this will be a winning path to midterm retention of majorities, argues Mark Alexander Twenty-five years since Quo Vadis (2001): Mark Wegierski says this great Polish movie gives a lot to ponder Dr. Willie Soon reveals the real driver of climate change in new video: Last month noted scientist Dr. Willie Soon released a video which looked into some of the science behind climate change and Tom Harris says you should be watching it, if you haven't already FDA cruelly holding up approval of treatments for rare diseases, despite children likely to die soon: Rachel Alexander reports on a truly tragic story of how the FDA is taking its time investigating a treatment for children afflicted with a disease that will every likely end their lives JPMorgan CEO: This looks a lot like the run-up to 2008: History may not actually repeat itself, but it can certainly rhyme. Mike Maharrey says an important voice stated recently that the current economy looks a lot like one from recent, and unpleasant, memory Implications of Lebanon's changing demography: Lebanon is seeing a tremendous amount of its citizens leaving the country and Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah says that the end result may not be good for the country or its neighbours View recent past articles or go to our archive
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