California Uprising Shakes Trump’s Presidency

Rioters in LA were armed and ready — even stone pallets were delivered for the fight

Trump and Musk Clash — Or Is It Just for Show?

The once-legendary alliance is broken, but the public feud rages on

What’s the Forecast in the White House Today?

Trump’s second 100 days: Turning point or total breakdown

Trump Benefits from “Bidengate” to Finish Off Democrats

The Deep State of America’s 46th president could be held accountable for forgery and power usurpation

Rebellion Brewing Among Trump Supporters

The president’s tariff war faces opposition within his own camp

National Realists Take Aim at Greens

A court ruling in North Dakota found the environmental organization Greenpeace guilty of causing damage to Energy Transfer through large-scale protests in 2016–2017 that delayed construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. This ruling may prove pivotal. The jurors found the eco-activists guilty of «defamation, disorderly conduct, and property damage»

Trump's First 100 Days: Triumph and Trouble

It is hard to imagine a more contradictory set of results from the first three months of a national leader's term than those delivered by Donald Trump

Came in Loud, Backed Out Quietly

Five reasons why Trump's tariff blitzkrieg failed

A Color Revolution Rehearsal in the US: Testing the Waters

The anti-Trump protests that took place in April, initiated by Democrats who lost the election, bore many hallmarks of a classic color revolution. These 1,200 so-called «Hands Off» resistance demonstrations looked very much like a rehearsal for a future large-scale revolt

Yankees Threaten the Persians. Why Is That Good?

Missile and bomb strikes by American warplanes against Houthi rebel military targets in Yemen have become a regular occurrence, underscoring President Trump's commitment to a «peace through strength» strategy

Is Canada shifting from Washington to London?

The country's new prime minister appears to be a protégé of the British globalist clans

Is Trump Planning to Reshape the Collective West?

Many outside observers are understandably puzzled: Why would the businessman president of the United States impose additional tariffs on his closest neighbors and allies? After all, Newton's Third Law still applies - those who are provoked have no choice but to respond in kind.