Just as in America, a tottering ruling establishment plays the only card it has left: fear. Largely lost amid the fallout from the shock over Joe Biden’s health during his June 27 debate with Donald Trump in Atlanta is the president’s disparagement of anyone who would vote for his Republican opponent as an enemy of…
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Forget the spin, here’s why the Tories lost. The results are in for the UK election, and the Labour Party has secured a historic victory and a huge majority in Parliament. Winning an estimated 410 seats out of the 650 total, Britain’s left-leaning party will now form the new government, leaving 14 years of Conservative…
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In a stunning reversal of the first round of voting in the French election, President Emmanuel Macron appears to have sacrificed any hopes of political stability in favor of keeping Marine Le Pen from the levers of power. As the results trickled in from yesterday’s second-round voting, it became clear that Macron’s strategic alliances to…
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As doubt about President Joe Biden’s cognitive capability swirls around Washington, DC, the president made yet another attempt to put the American people at ease. Most importantly, Biden attempted to assuage fears among America’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies that the leader of the most powerful nation on earth is not fully capable. To…
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The Jewish state has been “defending” itself for 76 years. By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. Israel has the right to defend itself. Anyone who hasn’t been incommunicado somewhere north of the Arctic Circle with a busted shortwave radio for the last nine months has no doubt already heard that familiar – and relatively safe –…
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Plus, an advocate slams Biden-Harris administration. Editor’s note: Join Liberty Nation each week to stay up to date on the nationwide ramifications of an open borders America. Haitian Migrants Causing Uproar Haitian migrants are flooding into towns and cities across the country, and local citizens are beginning to express their frustration. A Temporary Protective Status provision was…
Haven’t we seen this movie before? The Defense Department is considering sending more military advisers to Ukraine. For many, it will come as a surprise that America already has advisers on the ground in that war-zone. With the US Senate passing a $95 billion foreign aid package yesterday, April 23, it is not just American…
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The case is not over yet – more to come. The Biden administration won a Supreme Court victory on Jan. 22 and may resume helping illegals access Texas. Lone Star State officials will have to go back to the drawing board if they want to frustrate migrants’ attempts to cross the Rio Grande – for…
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Democracy prevailed whether the White House likes it or not. When the winner of Taiwan’s national election for president of the island government was announced, did the US president extoll the significant blow for democracy and freedom the results represented? No. President Biden asserted that the US did not support Taiwan independence. There was no…
The fourth GOP debate, held in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, last night, December 6, was the final national setting for primary candidates to lure voters to their particular cause. It was the last chance to make a strong impression in a side-by-side comparison and engage voters in their passions and policy proposals. Opportunity came knocking, but did…
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As the contenders for the GOP presidential primary prepare to take to the stage in Tuscaloosa, AL, tonight (Dec. 6), the ever-dwindling audience for these events is likely asking one question: What’s the point? And yet, this somewhat dispirited attitude belies some intense gameplay taking place behind the scenes. In fact, for the right candidate…
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The case offers an early peek at Justices’ thinking on a critical tax issue. In 2006, Charles and Kathleen Moore invested $40,000 in a friend’s company in India. They owned 13% of KisanKraft, which court documents state was “formed to empower India’s underserved rural farmers.” The Moores never sold their stake in the company nor…
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