Steve Bonta

On September 30, the flag of China was raised over the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.

Trump’s latest actions may reflect the wishes of those on Wall Street who are desperate to continue American investment in China.

The UN plan to institute the first-ever global tax on carbon emissions has been scuttled by the Trump administration.

It bears mentioning that there's nothing amiss in an American president using his good offices to help negotiate peace between third parties. It becomes constitutionally problematic, however, the moment that negotiations give way to foreign aid, military commitments, and the like. What Trump seems to envisage for Gaza is some kind of U.S. military presence, along with the usual “aid packages.” Any sort of “Marshall Plan for Palestine” should be opposed, not only on “America First” grounds, but on constitutional grounds as well.

In this episode of Unrestricted, renowned investor Peter Schiff, nicknamed “Doctor Doom” by the establishment media for predicting the 2007 financial collapse despite near-universal ridicule, weighs in on the Trump economy. Schiff was recently on the receiving end of one of Trump’s insult-laden Truth Social broadsides after he claimed that conditions aren’t nearly as rosy as the Trump ...

José Antonio Kast’s victory is being hailed by many as the latest in a string of right-wing electoral victories across Latin America.

Colossal Death and Destruction Demonstrated Dangers of Socialism

In a world where the United States will never realistically challenge the elite soccer powers, Argentina is a more-than-worthy alternative, embodying in every way the brash, self-assured, creative genius typical of a free and independent people.

Multiple Makers Cutting Back Simply Not Feasible

Longtime Nicaraguan communist dictator Daniel Ortega has announced that no more elections will be held in the country.