The Commerce Department has already identified over 24,000 noncitizens who voted in the 2020 election, and they expect to find tens of thousands more as they review voter records going forward.
When the American Revolutionaries were fighting the world’s most powerful empire (Britain) with scarcely any gunpowder or other supplies, the Spaniards stepped up to assure the “General de los Estados Unidos Americanos” Washington and his men that they were not alone.
Today, August 15, is the feast day of the dormition (falling asleep) of the Blessed Virgin and her miraculous assumption, body and soul, into Heaven by a special grace of her Son.
“When Imperial Japan laid down its arms on this day in 1945, America stood victorious over the forces of tyranny, proving to every generation that freedom survives only when brave citizens stand ready to defend it.
For over a year, federal immigration authorities have been expressing frustration that sanctuary state Democrats will not hand over illegal alien criminals to ICE custody.
In your latest reminder that we absolutely cannot make deals with the America-hating, genocidal, terrorist regime of Iran, a new top security official and a military commander have both issued vile and dire threats against Americans.
After an Indiana state race went for Trump-endorsed Republican Paula Copenhaver by a margin of single digits, it should be obvious that clearing illegal aliens, deceased people, and other illicit names off voter rolls is a top priority.
PJ Media: Exactly 250 years ago to the day, King George III of Great Britain found out that the American colonies had declared themselves free and independent states.
To quote a classic opera song, today (Aug.9) we mark the 250th anniversary of the appointment of a man who was the very model of a modern major general: Nathanael Greene.
On Aug. 6, 1775, Daniel O’Connell, the great 19th century Irish nationalist leader, was born. It is fitting that a man who earned the name of “the Catholic Emancipator”…
Exactly two and a half centuries ago today (August 2), delegates to the Continental Congress began the official signing of the Declaration of Independence, which they had first approved July 4.
“Ignorance is the parent of fear,” wrote Herman Melville in his masterpiece Moby-Dick. Commie politicians and educators seem to agree with Melville, though for a different reason than he said it, because they deliberately try to keep most citizens ignorant in order to make them more susceptible to fear—and thus to autocratic control.