British Schools to Snub Easter
Holidays to be replaced, along with population in the West News article filed by British National Party news team Schools across Britain are to axe the traditional two week Easter holiday next year and move […]
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AZ: Illegal Border Activity Jumps
Massive influx By Jonathan Clark After nearly two years of declining numbers, illegal border-crossings took a sudden jump last month in Cochise County, law enforcement officials say. Gustavo Soto, a spokesman for the Border Patrol’s […]
Happy Easter!
Holiday has rich cultural meaning for millions of our people Easter Sunday is the high point of the Christian Holy Week and is a holiday that, for millions of European people, celebrates the resurrection of […]
A Provocation Backfires
Were the Brits ginning up a pretext for war in the Gulf? by Justin Raimondo The release of the 15 British sailors and marines by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – whose sense of showmanship […]
Corporations Decry Visa Rules
U.S. firms turn abroad as visa caps bite By Scott Hillis (Reuters) – T.J. Rodgers, chief executive of Cypress Semiconductor Corp., had a simple solution to the hassles of getting visas for foreign engineers he […]
The Battle of Broken Hill
Third World Islamic immigration imperils Australia By Darrin Hodges Anglo-Australian Community Council In light of the bombings in London and else where around the world, we are now being told by our politicians that we […]
Domestic Hate Group Strikes Again?
Temple of Anti-Zionist Rabbi Weiss Torched; JDL Arsonists Suspected of Terrorist Act By Mark Glenn Neturei Karta (NK), a group of orthodox Jews well-known to readers of American Free Press for their staunch opposition to […]
Political Cesspool Host Behind ‘Enemy Lines’
Behind the scenes of my CNN experience By James Edwards What a difference a week makes! Seven days ago I was sitting in my Memphis office, preparing for our month-long tribute to Confederate History Month […]
Hispanic DWIs Rooted in Immigrants’ Culture
Lifestyle, isolation figure in driving drunk When Eliseo Hernandez came to the United States 30 years ago, he thought he drove better after a few beers. Driving drunk had been normal back in Mexico, he […]
TB or Not TB
A nurse’s cough turns into a public health crisis in the Bronx by Jeneen Interlandi For three weeks beginning in January, about 700 workers and patients at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, including […]