Jack Cashill is a journalist with a Ph.D. from Purdue University in American studies. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and social issues, often focusing on figures like Obama and Donald Trump, as well as law enforcement and crime. Jack's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as LifeSiteNews, American Thinker, and WorldNetDaily.
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Hearing producers 'managed to turn a largely peaceful protest into an insurrection'
If there was anything 'organized' that day, the Feds were the ones doing the organizing
“Then said they unto him, Say now Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth: for he could not frame to pronounce it right.
On Sunday, December 22, a US Navy guided-missile cruiser, the USS Gettysburg , mistakenly shot down an American fighter jet over the Red Sea. This was not the first incident of friendly fire by the U.S. Navy, nor the most tragic.
By: Jack Cashill
On Sunday, December 22, a US Navy guided-missile cruiser, the USS Gettysburg, mistakenly shot down an American fighter jet over the Red Sea. This was not the first incident of friendly fire by the U.S. Navy, nor the most tragic. On Sunday morning, July 3, 1988, at the tail end of the Iran-Iraq War, an Aegis cruiser in the Persian Gulf, the USS Vincennes, fired two Standard Missiles at a commercial Iranian Airbus, IR 655. Captain Will Rogers III and his crew had mistaken the ascending passenger jet with 290 people on board for a descending Iranian F-14, a fighter plane.
'We have elected the rat a second time' There has been much talk throughout 2024 about the "two Americas."
So busy has the FBI been these past four years rounding up the “terrorists” who “stormed” the Capitol on January 6, 2021 -- nearly 1600 and counting -- that they have not had time to track guys like New Orleans lifetaker Shamsud-Din Jabbar.
If I were Merrick Garland, I would start Googling, 'countries without extradition treaties'
By: Jack Cashill
'As the fires consumed L.A., state legislators proved themselves unshakably stupid'
From the NR perspective, the patriots who descended on Washington were 'kooks'
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