James Zumwalt is a journalist and commentator whose work has appeared in publications such as WorldNetDaily, Stars and Stripes, and Breitbart.tv. He covers a range of topics including politics, international affairs, and social issues, often providing his unique perspective and analysis.
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By: James Zumwalt
'The Gaza health situation presents Israel with a unique opportunity'
By: James Zumwalt
Tolerance of immigrants' culture 'is being stretched to an absurd point'
'The hosts are renowned for their liberal attacks, regardless of the issue'
WND )—Years ago, the television program “Unsolved Mysteries” presented an odd story that defied belief.
“Acculturation” is a process by which traits are borrowed from another culture. While Kellogg's has marketed Rice Krispies cereal for decades using
'As I reflect upon my brother ... I hold nothing but absolute disdain for both Bidens'
By: James Zumwalt
'It is criminal that college students memorialize killers of Sinwar's magnitude'
'Russia was not going to endure the humility the U.S. did in leaving billions of dollars of equipment behind'
By: James Zumwalt
'It is estimated at least 12,000 North Korean troops have been deployed'
By: James Zumwalt
'Consideration needs to be given to tightening up the Brandenburg test'
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