By Bill Federer Drafting the Articles of Confederation, 1781 What was the government in the United States before the U.S. Constitution was written? It was the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, which were introduced in the Continental Congress July 12, 1776, a little over a week after Congress approved the Declaration of Independence. After Read More …

By Douglas Ernst Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Indiana’s attempt to resist President Obama’s Syrian refugee program was sidetracked by a federal judge on Monday. Petition Congress to ‘halt Muslim immigration now’ U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt issued a ruling in Indianapolis that said Gov. Mike Pence’s plan to bar state agencies from assisting in Read More …

By Bob Unruh Jerusalem at night in CIA image A professor of Quranic studies in Gaza has taken anti-Semitism to a new level – actually an underwater low – citing a story that an old man told him that when two fish fight, the Jews are behind it. The blast at Jews comes from Palestinian Read More …

By Bob Unruh A new policy in Scotland that appoints a bureaucratic overseer for every child born, with the power to overrule even parental decisions, will obtain information on the children and their families using “covert” psychological tests. The Scottish Mail reported Sunday the testing will provide database information for the “state guardian scheme.” The Read More …

By F. Michael Maloof WASHINGTON – A plan to defeat the “global jihad movement” has been released by a team of national security experts who say it offers a blueprint for a “counterjihad security architecture for America” to confront what they call the “existential struggle of our time,” according to a new report in Joseph Read More …

By Jerome R. Corsi The Zika virus has spread to 24 countries so far, the World Health Organization reported. (Credit: Centers for Disease Control) UNITED NATIONS – The World Health Organization has released a new Zika virus warning that it can trigger nerve damage, including fatal complications, in adults. The Centers for Disease Control in Read More …

By Douglas Ernst Muslim migrants use an improvised battering ram to break a border fence into Macedonia (Photo: Daily Mail video screenshot) Muslim migrants along Macedonia’s border shouted “Allahu Akbar!” as they used an improvised battering ram to force their way into the country from Greece. Roughly 7,000 migrants trapped inside the village of Idomeni Read More …