The Washington Standard
Ten Years After the Last Meltdown: Is Another One Around the Corner?
This crisis is rooted in the failure to learn the lessons of 2008 and of every other recession since the Fed’s creation: A secretive central bank should not be allowed to manipulate interest rates and distort economic signals…
Huge Brawl On The Streets Of America As Antifa Goes Head To Head With Proud Boys: Portland Cops Open Fire With Less-Lethal Rounds
This is the new America. It was “Hillary’s turn,” and if she can’t have her way, she’ll just burn the house to the ground.
In 2015 A Federal Expert Witness & Forensic Analyst Concluded That Sandy Hook Child Victim Avielle Richman May Still Be Alive
Rather than shut down every question, maybe we should be open to spirited debate where questions are answered with proof and facts, rather than threats of legal action, or worse.
Drapetomania and the True Origins of Racism
The Left is pushing the idea that blacks need government welfare to level the playing field, when in fact it is this welfare and government dependence that keeps them down.
When the Google Dream Died
The confrontation between Google and Trump encapsulates the clash between the national and the multi-national, workers in red states and elites in blue cities, tradition and technocracy, the individual and the machine. The struggle will decide whether the…
City Says Lawsuit Not Valid Because Video Shows Cops Beating Both Men and Women with Sex Toy
A town is demanding a judge throw out a lawsuit brought by 5 cops against their department because men and women were sexually harassed equally.
Judge Signals She May Overturn Landmark $250 Million Monsanto Verdict
After a jury has awarded in favor of the plaintiff against Monsanto, a judge is looking to gut the award money that Monsanto has to pay.
