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5 days ago | 
americanliberty.news | Howard Altman |Tyler Rogoway |Patrick Houck |Seijah Drake
The attacks that went after the heart of Russia‘s strategic aviation capabilities and one arm of its nuclear deterrent should serve as a global wake-up call. By Howard Altman, Tyler Rogoway The War ZoneUkraine carried out a massive drone strike at airbases across Russia on Sunday, claiming to have destroyed dozens of aircraft. There are also indications that Russia’s Northern Fleet headquarters, home of Russian nuclear submarines, was attacked as well.
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5 days ago | 
americanliberty.news | Nancy Butler |Seijah Drake |Paul Crespo |Patrick Houck
Humanity’s trajectory once bent toward progress in a region now dominated by stagnation. Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, the Levant, these were the fonts of civilization. They birthed the first laws, invented writing, pioneered math, and constructed monumental architecture that still defies modern imitation. Yet these once-dazzling societies, upon embracing Islam, began a long, measured descent.
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1 week ago | 
americanliberty.news | Patrick Houck |Paul Crespo |Nancy Butler
When President Trump moved to defund Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) in early 2025, critics clutched their pearls as if democracy itself had been unplugged. In truth, he did what any principled leader should do when a taxpayer-funded institution begins to drift from its mandate.
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2 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | Patrick Houck |Paul Crespo |Nancy Butler
There is something quietly revolutionary in the notion that America, the greatest constitutional republic ever devised, should allocate its political power not according to the number of its citizens, but rather by the raw number of persons who happen to reside within its borders. To speak plainly, it is a betrayal of first principles. If sovereignty belongs to the people, then surely it belongs to the citizenry alone.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanliberty.news | Seijah Drake |Nancy Butler |Patrick Houck |Paul Crespo
The modern American left is allergic to legality when it does not serve their narrative. Case in point: the apoplexy over President Donald J. Trump’s acceptance of a $1 billion Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from the royal family of Qatar. This aircraft, originally outfitted as a “flying palace,” has been offered as a gift to the United States government for temporary use as an interim Air Force One, with the condition that it later be donated to the Trump Presidential Library Foundation.
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1 month ago | 
americanliberty.news | Cam Edwards |Patrick Houck |Seijah Drake |Nancy Jackson
By Cam Edwards Bearing ArmsMontana Gov. Greg Gianforte has a message for the beleaguered firearms industry in the blue state of Colorado: since you’re clearly not welcome there, why not move to a place that will treat you right? In a new video, Gianforte calls out Colorado Gov.
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1 month ago | 
americanliberty.news | Tom Knighton |Paul Crespo |Patrick Houck
By Tom Knighton Bearing ArmsNo matter how much you hate the ATF, you don’t hate the ATF enough. Sure, the Trump administration may have plans to make the ATF suck less, and some destructive policies have either ended or are being reconsidered, but the truth is that the ATF is the only law enforcement agency out there that regulates a constitutionally protected right as an explicit part of its mission.
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1 month ago | 
americanliberty.news | Patrick Houck |Seijah Drake |Donny Ferguson |Paul Crespo
The question is not whether governments should guard against domestic terrorism. Reasonable people accept that political violence must be deterred. The question is whether, in the name of security, the federal government may distort the concept of terrorism so thoroughly that it becomes indistinguishable from ordinary political opposition.
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1 month ago | 
americanliberty.news | Donny Ferguson |Nancy Jackson |Patrick Houck |Paul Crespo
amuse - April 14, 2025 0 views 7 min Suppose a man builds a grand observatory, intending to peer deep into the heavens. But midway through, discovering the telescope is flawed, he presses on anyway, not to gather new knowledge, but to justify the money already spent. This, in essence, is the predicament of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. It is nearly complete, to be sure. But completion is not justification, and fiscal prudence, not the sunk-cost fallacy, must guide policy.
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2 months ago | 
americanliberty.news | Donny Ferguson |Nancy Jackson |Paul Crespo |Patrick Houck
Congressional investigators are looking into troubling allegations the Biden administration pressured tech companies to use artificial intelligence to censor speech by private American citizens that differed with official Biden administration positions.
