Stark Realities with Brian McGlinchey

Future al Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki also connected

In a coercive mass experiment, governments opened a Pandora’s box of harms

Reinforcing the myth that the Pulse nightclub terrorist attack was a homophobic hate crime shields U.S. foreign policy from public scrutiny

By incentivizing foreign governments to seek currency alternatives, U.S.-led sanctions could end the dollar's global dominance and cause havoc at home

And a second oversight names a man allegedly "tasked" by a Saudi official with helping two 9/11 hijackers in California

Since the Cold War's end, "NATO exists to manage the risks created by its existence"

There's nothing fair about the coerced funding of unlawful, wasteful and morally repugnant pursuits

In a woke rush to judgement, Bucknell University needlessly threw the school's reputation on a national media bonfire

Operation Enduring Freedom is filled with cautionary tales for would-be service members

Coercive policies have proven not only futile, but perilous

Governments keep forcing masks despite indications they've done little to slow Covid's spread

Knowing al Qaeda backers were attending an Arizona aviation school, FBI assigned surveillance assets to pot smugglers instead

"Cash is not a crime," says victim of $42,300 plunder by Harris County Sheriff's Office

As Democrats push new entitlement programs, the biggest one is set to run aground

Barrack told UAE about the demise of a 2016 GOP platform plank urging declassification of Saudi links to 9/11

A higher debt ceiling means a greater burden unjustly imposed on future generations

The Federal Reserve's printing press enables reckless DC spending, and now we're all paying the price