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Convention of States Action, promoters of an Article V Convention, have accused The John Birch Society of dangerous pessimism. ... The post Nothing to Fear but Article V Itself appeared first on The New American .

Journalist Ethan Levins claims that DHS detained him at an airport over a social-media post in which he criticized an Israeli politician. ... The post Journalist Levins: DHS Detained and Grilled Me About Social-media Post That Criticized Israeli Minister appeared first on The New American .

Why do psychopathic authoritarians keep rising to poweracross centuries, civilizations, and cultures? And perhaps more importantly, why do societies continue to empower them? On this episode ofBehind The Deep State, Alex Newman sits down with Dr. Joseph Sansone, author ofPsychopathic Authoritarianism: A Disease of the Soul, to examine the psychological forces behind tyranny and the ... The post The Psychology of Tyranny: Why Psychopathic Authoritarians Keep Rising to Power appeared first on The

Bishop Robert Barron of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, emphasized governments right to ... enforce its immigration laws. ... The post Catholic Bishop: An Unregulated Border Is Morally Very Dangerous appeared first on The New American .

President Donald Trump is reportedly threatening to sue a think-tank for $5 billion over a study that challenged one of his claims. ... The post Trump Threatens $5 Billion Lawsuit Over Study Challenging Guard Deployment: Report appeared first on The New American .

A Treasury report has revealed that Americas Old-Age and Survivors Insurance trust fund will be depleted in late 2032, forcing a 22-percent cut to retirement benefits unless Congress acts. ... The post U.S. Social Security Collapses; BRICS Builds Their Alternative appeared first on The New American .

Although the memorandum of understanding with Iran has officially expired, Trump is not finished with his Middle East intervention. ... The post The U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding Has Expired. What Now? appeared first on The New American .

Consider, for a moment, the dry Mediterranean sun bearing down upon the people of fifth-century Athens. In the crowded agora, a young man pauses to observe a heated exchange between a gray-haired, portly old man and a prominent politician. There is no stage, no podium, and no deliberately assembled audience. The crowd around them shifts ... The post The Death of Political Debate in the Modern World appeared first on The New American .