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The article focuses on the surprising guilty verdict against former President Donald Trump, with 12 jurors taking 11 hours to deliberate before reaching a verdict on 34 charges, with Trump displaying no emotion as he exited the courtroom. It author of the article is critical of the trial, calling it a "rigged trial by a conflicted judge" and a "monstrous miscarriage of justice" that could have serious consequences for America.

The article focuses on the necessity of ending the U.S. Federal Reserve and returning to a bimetallic money standard, highlighting the unconstitutional nature of fiat currency. Topics discussed include the current inflationary system, the historical context of monetary policy, and the potential benefits of transitioning to a gold standard.

The article focuses on the border crisis, highlighting Texas' defiance of the U.S. President Joe Biden administration's open-border policy, leading to a standoff and an impeachment in Washington. Topics discussed include Texas' deployment of the National Guard to prevent federal access to the border, the Biden administration's response, and the broader implications of the border crisis on immigration policy and political dynamics.

The article discusses the World Economic Forum's 2024 meeting in Davos, highlighting its theme of "Rebuilding Trust" as a guise for advancing globalist control over humanity. Topics include exploitation of indigenous cultures, climate change propaganda, and the United Nation's agenda for world government, as outlined by Secretary-General António Guterres.

The article presents the discussion on sanitized version through the prism of the major media. Topics include thousands of left-wing activists ranging from respectable-seeming NGO delegates, to noisy, ultra-radical street agitators; and radical global movement to dismantle modern civilization in the name of saving the climate.

The article presents an interview with Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona, covering topics such as Biden's alleged corruption, immigration issues, and concerns about China. Topics discussed also include government spending, the border crisis, and Representative Biggs' opposition to the U.S.' involvement in the World Health Organization and the United Nations.

The article discusses the pivotal role of Charlemagne in the birth of Western Christian Civilization, focusing on the unexpected Christmas coronation in 800 AD where Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne as the emperor of the Romans, marking the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire. Topics include Charlemagne's rise to power, his alliance with the papacy, military campaigns, the Carolingian Renaissance, and the lasting impact on European culture and identity.

The article informs about detailed account of a terrorist attack during a music festival near the Israeli settlement of Re'im kibbutz, with a focus on the brutal actions of Hamas militants who carried out the attack. Topic include It describes the horrifying events that occurred during the attack, including mass killings, abductions, and extreme violence against innocent civilians.

The article offers a historical perspective on Western civilization's ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges throughout history, from battles against invaders to societal struggles. It highlights recent trends of renewed determination, revival of faith, and resistance against hostile forces, suggesting that despite current challenges, Western civilization's resilience will likely lead to a brighter future.

The article focuses on the rise of high-tech surveillance and censorship, highlighting China's authoritarian surveillance state as a leading example. It discusses the Great Firewall, domestic apps, and CCTV cameras used by the Chinese government for control and surveillance. It also raises concerns about the potential for similar surveillance and censorship measures in the U.S.

The article focuses on the arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russia's Commissioner for Children's Rights Maria Alekseyevna Lvova-Belova. It mentions that the warrants accuse them of involvement in crimes related to the unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children during the Russia-Ukraine war. It explores the implications of the ICC's actions and discusses the broader context of the ICC's role in the international system.

The article reports that World Economic Forum (WEF) recently held its 53rd annual meeting in Davos held from January 16 to 19, 2023 was focused on systemic change to address the energy and food crises, high inflation and low growth, industry headwinds, social vulnerabilities, and geopolitical risks. It mentions that the conference focused on the role of technology, with a session dedicated to the impact of generative artificial intelligence technology and ongoing importance of globalization.

The article reports that the Founding Fathers learned from Montesquieu that each form of government is predicated upon a certain fundamental condition or principle. Topics include examines republican government is dependent on virtue within a specific class whenever the primary power reposes with an aristocracy and virtue among the general public wherever power resides with the people.

The article discusses the results of the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, particularly the reasons why the projected dominant victories of Republicans against their Democratic rivals did not materialize. Also cited are how the Make America Great Again (MAGA) Republicans caused the disappointing results for their party, and why the Democrats performed well despite issues like rising inflation, destructive energy policies, and alleged executive ineptitude.

The article focuses on the alleged corruption and bribery involving U.S. president, Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden. It highlights the claims made by Senator, Chuck Grassley and Senator, Ted Cruz regarding the existence of recordings of conversations between the Bidens and a Ukrainian executive of Burisma Corporation. It further discusses the ongoing developments and the lack of cooperation from the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) in providing information to Congress.

The article reports that several U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) whistleblowers told their stories to the U.S. Congress during the hearings held by the U.S. House Subcommittee on the Weaponization of Government focusing on abuse of power in the January 6 investigation. Witnesses Garret O'Boyle, Stephen Friend and Marcus Allen and their families were persecuted at the hands of the FBI. Also cited is the transformation of the FBI as indicated by the witnesses' testimonies.

The article focuses on Newt Gingrich's concerns about potential strategies by opponents to undermine Trump and his movement, anticipating electoral fraud, anti-Trump propaganda, and even civil unrest as uncertainties loom over the 2024 election season.

The article focuses on critiquing the Federal Reserve System (Fed) in the U.S., highlighting its role in causing economic instability and perpetuating wealth inequality. Topics discussed include the Fed's creation of inflation, fueling of boom-and-bust cycles, and facilitation of a transfer of wealth from the poor and middle classes to the wealthy elite. It mentions the Fed's unique public-private structure and argues for its abolition to restore economic freedom and stability.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including the timeless importance of liberty, quoting George Orwell to highlight the necessity of defending unpopular beliefs and actions as a core aspect of freedom.

The article focuses on the two-day Summit for a New Global Financing Pact held in Paris. Topics discussed include the objectives of the summit, the push for a global tax on shipping as a first step towards a United Nation administered global tax, and the implications of such a taxation system in the context of climate justice and the formation of a world government.

The article presents the discussion on featuring a recent interview with Representative Matt Rosendale of Montana. Topics include Congressman Rosendale is a superb example of the type of staunch constitutionalist, pro-limited-government statesman that our country desperately needs; and ongoing destruction of the dollar via unrestrained inflation seeing a phasing-in of gold- and silver-backed currency .

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including Senator Johnson's concerns about serious issues, and the positive trends in the voting records of other congressional representatives in the 118 Congress.

The article reports that the U.S. House Grand Old party majority's agenda includes rules changes such as requiring a 72-hour period for reading bills and restoring the old rule permitting any member of the majority party. Topics include positive developments include the creation of a committee to investigate the influence of the Chinese Communist Party; and power to investigate episodes of Democratic corruption with control of both the Senate and the White House.

The article focuses on the U.S. president, Joe Biden foreign-influence-peddling and general-corruption scandal. It draws a comparison to the Clinton-era Chinagate scandal, where Bill Clinton has been accused of authorizing the transfer of U.S. military technology to China in exchange for campaign funds. It also mentions the lack of coverage and awareness of the Biden corruption scandal in the mainstream media.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) movement and Florida's House Bill 3, a legislation that would halt ESG-type controls over businesses within their borders.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including United Nations Climate Change Conferences, Rio Earth summit 1992, and climate reparations.