10.10.2017

True immigration reform at hand with 70-point Trump plan ending chain migration, securing border

By Natalia Castro Conservatives flew into frustration when President Donald Trump went to Democrat leadership to discuss the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), when Democrats rushed to the microphones to declare a deal had been done without preconditions. Trump has once again reminded groups […]

10.09.2017

If Trump decertifies the Iran nuclear deal, he doesn’t need Congress to reinstate the sanctions, he can do it himself

By Robert Romano If President Donald Trump decertifies the Iran nuclear deal under law because, in his determination, quoting the law, “suspension of sanctions related to Iran” is no longer “appropriate and proportionate to the specific and verifiable measures taken by Iran with respect to terminating its illicit nuclear program; and… vital to […]

10.05.2017

Attorney Jeff Sessions needs to claim his house

By Natalia Castro Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from working on the Russia investigation, but he did not recuse himself from his vital position. While immigration has been the Justice Department’s primary focus, more can be done to restore the rule of law the […]

10.04.2017

The upcoming decisions of the Supreme Court

By Printus LeBlanc The Supreme Court began its new term this past Monday with a docket full of cases sure to influence how Americans go about their day. The cases range from the government not getting a warrant to search your possessions to being forced […]

10.03.2017

Judicial crisis: Only seven Trump judges confirmed by Senate

By Natalia Castro One of the pillars of the 2016 election was President Donald Trump’s ability to retake the judiciary. Trump’s victory meant a conservative in the Supreme Court, but the judiciary extends way past just the highest court. Trump entered office with the opportunity […]

10.03.2017

Was the Las Vegas attack inspired by Islamic State?

By Robert Romano Islamic State has taken credit for the murders of at least 59 people in Las Vegas on Oct. 1 by gunman Stephen Paddock at the Jason Aldean concert. Initially, the FBI has said so far it has not found any evidence to validate the […]

10.02.2017

The mainstream media is lying about Puerto Rico

By Natalia Castro Weeks after Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas and Hurricane Irma wrecked southern Florida, another hurricane, Maria, ravaged Puerto Rico as a Category 5 storm. Since its passing, this small American island has been forced to show resilience as infrastructure and communication challenges continue […]

10.02.2017

Making the Pentagon great again requires an audit

By Printus LeBlanc Earlier this month, the Department of Defense (DoD) Inspector General released a report about a troubled DoD counter-narcotics initiative. The key aspect of the program, Global Discovery, is a modified ATR 42-500 aircraft. The aircraft is equipped with sophisticated equipment, designed to help eradicate the substantial heroin production taking place in […]

09.29.2017

Did Russia hack the elections or not? California and Wisconsin say no.

By Robert Romano We’re still looking for Boris and Natasha. First, it was reports that Wisconsin’s voter registration systems had not been breached by Russian hackers, and now California has a similar story. On Wisconsin, per the Associated Press , “The state was initially told that hackers had attempted to scan […]

09.28.2017

An earthquake in the Senate Tuesday night with Roy Moore win

By ALG Staff The 2018 election map looks marvelous for Republicans. The Republicans only have to play defense in Nevada, and can put the Democrats on defense across the map. Out of the 25 Democrat-held Senate seats up for re-election, President Trump won ten of […]

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