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Skip to Comments By Masooma Haq President Joe Biden’s national security adviser  Jake Sullivan  said it is possible that the Biden administration would provide aid to the  Taliban  following the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan and the collapse of the Afghan government. Sullivan told ABC News’ “Good Morning America” on Tuesday that regarding giving financial assistance to the Taliban, “that will be about the Taliban’s actions. It will be about whether they follow through on their commitments.” The security adviser said providing humanitarian aid to Afghans is a priority for the Biden administration and will flow through non-governmental organizations (NGOs). “They need help with respect to health and food aid and other forms of subsistence, and we do intend to continue that.” However, long-term economic and development assistance would only be provided to the terrorist organization if they keep the pledges they made to the United States, such as “their commitments to saf

  A high school teacher in Sacramento California has been caught bragging about indoctrinating his students with communist propaganda so they can become “revolutionaries” who are willing to commit their lives to ANTIFA’s anti-American ideology. Gabriel Gipe, the AP government teacher at Inderkum High School, was exposed by Project Veritas in another one of their brilliant undercover operations. One of their reporters met with Gipe at a restaurant where he happily boasted about his radical beliefs and his membership within the local Sacramento chapter of Antifa. https://twitter.com/EricSpracklen/status/1432831270028029953 “You need to retrain the way people think. Consistently focusing on education and a change of cultural propaganda, it’s like we have to hit both fronts. We have to convince people that this [Socialism] is what we actually need.” Gipe explains how students in his class are offered extra credit for going out and participating with the black-bloc mob as they terrorize the

Skip to Comments By PATRICK K. O'DONNELL As events unfold in Afghanistan with thousands of Americans and allies tragically needing rescue, 245 years ago this week, an American general successfully executed an extraordinary rescue–an “American Dunkirk”—that saved the Revolution. Washington’s army faced potential annihilation–all could have been lost. However, leadership, daring, and initiative transformed that critical moment into one of the greatest evacuations in history.  The disastrous leadership in Afghanistan brings to mind General George Washington’s iron-clad axiom to “not be drove”—to always seize the initiative. Washington and his fledgling army were able to defeat a much more well-funded and well-trained force in part because of their ability to adapt with the utmost celerity. In August of 1776, the indispensable man’s bold, agile leadership set into motion an epic operation that would save the Revolution.    After sustaining several significant losses in Brooklyn, the

By Mark Chestnut The U.S. Supreme Court has set Nov. 3 to consider an all-important case dealing with whether the Second Amendment protects the right of Americans to keep and bear arms outside the home. New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v Bruen  is the first Second Amendment case that the Supreme Court will have considered in more than a decade and will give the court a chance to once and for all to affirm the right to bear arms in public for self-defense, as millions of Americans do every day. The case revolves around New York’s refusal to grant concealed carry permits to law-abiding citizens without them having to show some kind of “proper cause” to qualify. The NYSRPA contends that the states’ refusal to grant carry permits simply on the basis of self-defense violates the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens there. In its petition to the court, the association wrote: “Perhaps the single most important unresolved Second Amendment question after this Court

Skip to Comments By JOHN BINDER President Joe Biden’s federal agencies, with the help of refugee contractors, plan to resettle Afghans across a multitude of swing states. As Breitbart News has reported, thousands of Afghans are being flown to Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia, where they are then dispersed throughout the United States. Many thousands are heading to swing states. Just this past week,  11 flights  of Afghans were taken to Wisconsin while hundreds of others are being resettled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. More are going to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In addition, Afghans are being resettled  throughout  West Texas, areas of Arizona, the suburbs of Virginia, as well as Akron, Ohio, and  Jacksonville , Florida, while refugee contractors in North Carolina  hope to  resettle Afghans in the state. While the Biden administration has been unclear about the total number of Afghans it is seeking to resettle across the U.S., refugee contractors are

By Luke Gentile A   Texas  man accused of shooting and killing his Lyft driver and opening fire inside a  Dallas  suburb police station Sunday is under FBI investigation for possible foreign terrorist connections. Imran Ali Rasheed, 33, left a letter that suggests he "may have been inspired by a foreign terrorist organization,"  said  Special Agent Matthew DeSarno, who is in charge of the FBI's Dallas office. Rasheed ordered a car via the Lyft app and then shot the driver, Isabella Lewis, before going to the Plano community police station and opening fire inside its lobby,  police  said. Rasheed was shot by officers inside the station and died of his wounds at a local hospital, Plano Police Department Chief Ed Drain said. Between 2010 and 2013, Rasheed was the suspect of an FBI counterterrorism investigation, but the case was closed when agents believed he did not pose a current threat, DeSarno said. Now the FBI's regional  terrorism  task force is looking into the m

Skip to Comments By Martin Walsh Wisconsin “lost track” of roughly 82,000 mail-in ballots in the state in the 2020 presidential election, the Daily Signal  reported . Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump by 20,682 votes in Wisconsin last November. Wisconsin losing track of more than 82,000 mail-in ballots in the state represents more than four times the margin of difference between Biden and Trump, according to a report from the nonprofit Public Interest Legal Foundation. The Daily Signal reports: Joe Biden defeated then-President Donald Trump by 20,682 votes in Wisconsin in the November presidential election. However, according to the legal foundation’s report, 82,766 mail-in ballots in the state were either undeliverable or suffered an unknown fate. A further breakdown by the legal group shows that 1.4 million ballots were sent by mail. Of those, 6,458 were undeliverable. An additional 2,981 mail-in ballots were rejected. The vast majority, 76,308, met an “unknown”