Hurricane Katrina was the first time in modern history where the press was unable to impose a united narrative on events. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey argue that it ultimately paved the way for the collapse of the fake news media and the rise of Donald Trump.

Hurricane Katrina made landfall 20 years ago. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey reflect on the savagery that led Mr. Taylor to write "Africa in Our Midst."

Trump's DC takeover has clearly worked, and that's why Chicago doesn't want it. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at blacks who love criminals and whites who love bums.

The words "race and IQ" never occur to writers at the New York Times, Washington Post, or the New Yorker, so of course whitey is to blame for the wealth gap. Guaranteeing government jobs for blacks is "the only path left."

Iryna Zarutska escaped a war zone in Ukraine, but she couldn't escape blacks in America. Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey discuss whether this case is a turning point for racial double standards about crime.

We are reeling from the news of Charlie Kirk's death. Our hearts go out to his family and friends. He spent the last days of his life battling for justice for Iryna Zarutska. We like to think he would have approved of this video.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey pay tribute to Charlie Kirk. If he was not already great, he was on the road to greatness, and the more he talked about race the greater he became.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey give thanks for a crucial ruling. They also discuss Iryna Zarutska, Korean workers, the fence not to jump, and the despicable Kara Walker.

Charlie Kirk occupied a unique niche in the American Right. In some ways, he was a gatekeeper, but he was increasingly pushing the Overton Window on many issues, most notably on race and immigration. He did all this while maintaining a strong connection with normal conservatives and the Trump Administration.

Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey mourn the loss of this brave American and explore what it means for the American Right.

The brilliant Ta-Nehisi Coates thinks Charlie Kirk was paving the way for a new Confederacy. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at accusations that Kirk was "an unreconstructed white supremacist."

What — or who — is responsible for white racial suicide?

The American Right has largely united in response to Charlie Kirk's murder, but the Left is radicalizing even as the Trump Administration promises action. Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey predict more violence from leftists convinced they're living under "fascism."

White students wanted have Kirk-style dialogue on a black campus. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report that blacks had other ideas.

The ADL makes a fool of itself — again — with its latest "extremism" report. At this point, it should just close its doors.

The Domestic War on Terror has begun with the Trump Admin declaring antifa a terrorist organization. Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey discuss how political conflict has gone kinetic.

The FBI has fired agents who kneeled before BLM. Paul Kersey and Sam Dickson discuss the importance, as well a "teachable moment" in the perils of blackface.

Kash Patel declares the ADL and SPLC "partisan smear machines." Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder why it took the FBI so long to cut ties.

Who is Jared Taylor, after all?

St. Paul’s Cathedral is a shrine to Britain’s imperial heroes. These days, it asks visitors to "explore the trail" of rapine and exploitation these famous men trod.

The Trump administration proposes the unthinkable: a refugee program that favors whites. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the admin's realization that US is too diverse.