Texas Senator Ted Cruz praised “American patriots” for standing up to “Space Aliens,” in a tweet posted on Sunday to celebrate July 4. On Sunday evening, Cruz, 50, who has served as a senator in Texas since 2013, posted a clip from Independence Day to Twitter, showing the iconic speech given by President Thomas J. Whitmore, played by Bill Pullman in the 1996 film. The speech was made by the fictional president as troops prepared to battle aliens on July 4, with Whitmore urging the world to unite, saying: “We…

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Early Saturday morning, Massachusetts police in the town of Wakefield saw two cars parked on the shoulder of Interstate 95. Men, heavily armed and wearing military-style tactical clothing, were refueling their vehicles. When police asked to see registration for the weapons, The Washington Post reported, the men indicated that they were not carrying gun licenses, and that their group did not recognize state laws. What followed was a standoff lasting almost nine hours, with surrounding neighborhoods being ordered to shelter in place as many of the armed men moved into…

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Gwen Berry turned her back on the American flag during the national anthem. Recently she doubled down on her controversial protest, insisting that the Star-Spangled Banner is “disrespectful” to black Americans. “If you know your history, you know the full song of the national anthem. The third paragraph speaks to slaves in America — our blood being slain … all over the floor,” Berry, 31, said on Black News Channel. “It’s disrespectful, and it does not speak for black Americans. It’s obvious,” she added. “There’s no question.” The third stanza…

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In yet another escalation of forces between allies of the United States and Russia, live fire exercises are being performed from Russia in the same area and at the same time as NATO military drills led by Ukraine and the United States. Coming after the recent weeks Russian military drills dangerously close to Hawaii in the Pacific, the meeting between Putin and Biden and threats on the potential fall of U.S. world dominance, the new military exercises reported today come at a time when tensions between nations couldn’t be higher.…

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After weeks upon weeks of avoiding the southern border, President Biden’s immigration overseer, Vice President Harris, has finally traveled close to the border – well, sort of.  She visited El Paso, Texas – the political base of officeholder wannabe Beto O’Rourke.  It was also the site of a horrific mass shooting in 2019. Yes, El Paso IS technically a border town, but it is not where all the action and chaos is happening.  That is taking place about 1000 miles away in the Rio Grande Valley region.  Think of it…

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Last week, in two separate instances both reported from the CBN (Christian Broadcast News), the freedom of religion continues to be threatened in the form of two officials nearly losing their jobs over their beliefs. Despite the freedom of religion being an inherent right established by the Constitution of the United States, both have had to defend themselves from being put out of work by divisiveness within their own establishments.  In the first case involving Chaplain Major Andrew Calvert of the U.S. Army, the Christian man had been suspended from…

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In a great step forward to protect and ensure the constitutional rights of our personal freedoms, the Supreme court has ruled this week in favor of a students right to speech off campus. After a years-long battle against overreaching school system censorship, a young cheerleader won a free speech lawsuit against forces that wanted to suppress the freedom of speech granted to our youth.  The case that made the Supreme Court was Manahoy Area School District v.s. Brandy Levy. Levy is a young girl who had tried out for the…

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In late May we learned that, after a five-month deployment to one of the most dangerous cities in the world, the American military would finally be going home. Well, not really. They already were home. The dangerous warzone was the American federal capital, Washington, DC. And the “danger” that the military was supposed to be countering was entirely government made. The military—the National Guard—was on a mission to “secure the capital” after a few hundred rowdies had a Jacksonian moment on Capitol Hill. People who obviously had no plan beyond…

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El Salvador, which translates to “The Savior,” made headlines last week by becoming the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. Heavily reliant on remittances, or money transferred to a country from abroad, El Salvador benefits from having a quick and cheap way to send money across borders. For dollar transfers, most American banks will charge a flat rate of $50 for international exchanges. Additionally, a margin on the daily exchange rate is also applied; the standard rate is around 5 percent. Bitcoin transfers would save a sender over…

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