Is the Wizard of Wakanda the biggest con man not behind bars?

Did you know black American newborns are more likely than white newborns to live to 100? Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss this as well as baby trafficking, Claudia Sheinbaum, and the law of gravity.

Republicans, eager to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, are rallying for amnesty. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey ask: Has the GOP learned anything?

The land of Jared Taylor's ancestors, cheerfully dying of self-slaughter.

Japan's new nationalist party thinks 3 percent foreigners is too many. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey rejoice at Sanseito’s success.

Hulk Hogan represented an over-the-top American nationalism. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey ask whether Hulkamania is just about nostalgia, and if so, is American patriotism really any different?

"Heritage Americans" Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey explain why the term infuriates leftists.

A state official's initial review finds "nothing illegal" about Return to the Land. Is this the beginning of something big?

The racial attack in Cincinnati has even conservatives calling out black-on-white crime. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey ask if it's something the mainstream can no longer ignore.

The Supreme Court is weighing the constitutionality of race-based gerrymandering. Which side are you on?

Muhammad is top name in Britain — by far. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder why “Fatima” doesn’t even make the top 100 for girls.

Is Mark Collett the most notorious thought criminal in Europe? He and Jared Taylor discuss his 15-year ban from from 29 countries.

Home rule for DC is a legacy of the civil rights era, allowing blacks to govern the nation's capital, and with predictable results. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey ask whether Trump can make DC a model rather than an embarrassment.

The ICE man cometh! Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at the alleged “casual cruelty” of DHS memes.

Does DOJ keep victims quiet about black crime? The truth about Community Relations Service.

Officer John Patterson explains to Jared Taylor what really happens on the ground when federal agents are sent to do police work. You'll be surprised.

2020 was the year America went mad. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey recount its greatest hits.

The first step to cutting crime in DC is to ignore the uplift swamis and anti-violence gurus.

The NFL will "choose love" again this season — and "end racism" and "inspire change." Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the soft-headedness.

Cracker Barrel offers a commoditized, nostalgia-driven image of Southern small-town life and cuisine. Today, even hinting at such a thing is verboten. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss why.