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One justice’s anti-Second Amendment bias was on full display. The Supreme Court heard arguments in Smith & Wesson v. Mexico on Tuesday, March 4. The case appears designed to bankrupt the American firearms manufacturing industry while enriching our southern neighbors and it aligns Mexico with US-based anti-gunners. While court watchers expected to see pushback from…

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The month-long halt is over. And the markets failed to prepare. Wall Street was ostensibly blindsided as the new trading week began on March 4, forcing investors into full-blown panic mode. Despite President Donald Trump promising tariffs, traders shrugged off the new administration’s threats and went about their business. Well, the latest round of Trump…

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Federal employees are working against President Donald Trump – shocker. If anyone is confused or skeptical about the existence of the deep state, a group of federal workers has banded together to actively resist Trump’s campaign to root out fraud, waste, and abuse, protecting taxpayers’ dollars. These anti-good government dissidents are found on social media…

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Why does everyone find it so difficult to commit to less war? President Donald Trump has given instruction that aid to Ukraine including military equipment currently on route should be paused. It is no doubt a devastating blow to President Volodymyr Zelensky’s efforts to make a compact with European allies – which all sides admit…

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Three years, it seems, is a long time in politics. There are more than a dozen people either actively running for mayor of New York City in 2025 or at least considering it – but arguably only two of those names matter. Incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is running for re-election, though he hasn’t done much…

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Editor’s Note: From the Back Forty is Liberty Nation’s longest-running and most popular weekly column.  Heartlanders, still reeling from the torrent of DOGE exposures, had a peek inside the Art of the Deal as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky paid a visit to the Oval Office and was sent packing after poking the wrong bear. Additionally, newly…

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House subcommittee hearing highlights the need for a reset. Americans are generous people. When there is suffering around the world, the United States has traditionally been first on the scene to render assistance. However, when foreign aid puts American interests at a disadvantage, it is prudent to re-evaluate the recipients and the objectives of that…

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Is it the great inflation scare of 2025? The financial markets are in panic mode because the American people are freaking out about sticky inflation and the intensification of cost pressures. Wall Street recently suffered its worst day of the year so far, and the market endured a broad-based decline during the Feb. 25 session….

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Two European leaders met with President Donald Trump in separate visits to the White House this week in an attempt to bridge the growing gap between the US and Europe. Each differed in style and approach, but both went to DC with similar goals. They wanted to finagle their way into the ongoing peace talks…

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Can electoral integrity override progressive opposition? As progressive lawmakers around the nation violate fundamental principles of the rule of law, We the People increasingly are rising up to override lawlessness in an effort to reclaim normalcy. Such is the case in Maine, where a petition seeking a ballot proposal requiring a photo ID requirement for…

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It’s a whole new world in Washington. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine will be in Washington, DC, today, February 28, to meet with President Donald Trump. This is a strange return for the battle-weary leader, and the scope of his pilgrimage is a different animal. His previous jaunts to the nation’s capital were largely of…

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A new plan to lower egg prices. Why did the chicken cross the road? To take out a loan to buy a carton of eggs. The situation has caught the attention of the mainstream media and progressive lawmakers. Their intention, of course, it is not to shine a spotlight so US consumers can receive relief…

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