Jerome Corsi has information about Roger Stone that the grand jury would like to see.
9/11
Lock Him Up!
As we approach the 17th anniversary of 9/11, it’s good to see law enforcement catch another alleged terrorist plotter before he could launch a new attack on the homeland: A California man was charged Thursday with threatening to shoot and kill Boston Globe journalists, calling them “the enemy of the people,” in response to the […]
The Call is Coming From Inside the White House: Trumpism and 911 Abuse
If people are abusing 911, those folks should be spotlighted, not shielded, by the press.
Giuliani Time: The Amorality of “America’s Mayor”
Rudy Giuliani is back doing what he’s always done: hogging the media spotlight.
Hurricane Harvey: The Climate 9/11
We will never forget. August 25, 2017–the day Hurricane Harvey hit Texas–will be remembered as a day of infamy and injustice. The horror America experienced that day–and in the days afterward–will be remembered for generations to come. The anger Americans justifiably feel towards those who ignored the advanced warnings of this crisis will never subside. […]
What if Trump Were President on 9/11?
What would it have looked like if Bush acted like Trump after 9/11?
The Fourth Estate Has an Obligation to Question Trump’s Motives in Syria
Last week, after the Washington Post published a bizarre story suggesting that the Trump administration had come around to supporting both a federal value-added tax and a carbon tax, Kevin Drum labeled the story bullpucky: Sure they are. This sounds more like a strategic leak to demonstrate “seriousness” on Trump’s part than anything that’s really […]
Trump Off to Historically Bad Start
It’s hard to see how things can get better for him from here.
What We Should Be Talking About on the Anniversary of 9/11
President Obama’s handling of the “global war on terror” may be his most mixed legacy.
Too Much Blood
A plane hit the tower. Must have been an accident, I figured; something just went catastrophically wrong. I remembered previous plane crashes–the jet that went into Boston Harbor when I was four years old, the USAir flight that crashed at the beginning of senior year, TWA Flight 800–and I figured this was no different. Just […]

