“fake news”

One specific area where the mainstream media tends to flat out lie about is in the frequency of armed self-defense episodes by law-abiding Americans.

Issues related to guns in America have been very much in the news as some politicians blame American freedom for the actions of murderers; meanwhile, a lot of data is giving us clues of what's to come.

Grant Stinchfield is the host of "Stinchfield" on Newsmax. He has a lot to say about the battle for our freedom.

It’s time to investigate the frightening connection between the Biden administration and Big Tech.

In a real scene, you can look around for the truth. This is what we depend on journalists to do. Too often, however, today’s reporters don’t report; they frame fake narratives.

You and I have been living through a moment in history that the world will remember for the next 500 years.

When Michael Bloomberg, former mayor of New York City and the founder of multiple gun-control groups, announced he was running for president, he also said his news service would not investigate him or his rivals who are vying for the Democratic Party’s nomination.

Actually, anyone who takes a little time to understand gun-owning America quickly realizes why President Donald J. Trump’s attacks on “fake news” resonate so well with so many.

After declaring that his large news outlet, like his campaign, would behave as a political machine, he went to Colorado to unveil (no surprises here) the basic framework of his gun-control agenda.