Category Archives: Editorial

Rank Derivatives Bank Name 1 $53,221,165,000,000 Goldman Sachs Bank USA 2 $50,031,374,000,000 JPMorgan Chase Bank 3 $47,243,934,000,000 Citibank https://www.usbanklocations.com/bank-rank/derivatives.html The top three mega banks in the United States have over $150 Trillion in derivatives. What is a derivative? A derivative … Continue reading →

I remember the first time that I met Mr. Barber in Raleigh at a rally protesting Obama speaking at Broughton High School. I did not know who he was but I remember his solution to erasing the national debt: withhold … Continue reading →

I did not see where they ruled out suicide. I suppose we will have to wait for the autopsy report but most of you are already saying: nothing will be done. I cannot disagree. David DeGerolamo

I must admit that the term sedition hunters is a new one for me. Ms. Greene: why should we live in fear of the retribution of evil? And if we do in fact live in such a country, it only … Continue reading →

The FBI has become synonymous with Hitler’s brownshirts. Hyperbole? Consider where the country would be if Hillary Clinton had been convicted of any one of her four investigations that the FBI covered up. How about the Joe Biden’s blackmail in … Continue reading →

Here is a simple solution to fixing a major contributor to the downfall of our country: pass legislation making it illegal for any investment firm to use their influence to impact the board of directors of any corporation. This could … Continue reading →

USS FORD CARRIER STRIKE GROUP SAILS UNDER NATO COMMAND IN THE HIGH NORTH NORWEGIAN SEA – In a continued sign of transatlantic unity, the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) came under NATO command today while preparing to conduct activities … Continue reading →

By Brandon Smith One of the most common strategies used by the political left to attack 2nd Amendment supporters is to ramp up the anti-gun hype every time a crime involving a gun is committed. They don’t care much about the … Continue reading →

Yesterday we pointed out something stunning (and a big problem for the Biden administration): while the US economy has added 3.3 million jobs from the pre-covid highs (make that 3.8 million after today’s blowout print)… … all of the new jobs have … Continue reading →

NC’s McHenry is a top negotiator in US debt ceiling talks. Here’s how NC representatives voted North Carolina Republicans battled one another until the last minute as the U.S. House voted to pass a bill to extend the country’s debt … Continue reading →