Par Andrew P. Napolitano, le 11 juin 2026

À la veille du 250e anniversaire des États-Unis, on demande aux Américains d'accepter et de financer un gouvernement qui en sait plus sur eux qu'ils n'en savent sur lui.

Lorsque le président Donald Trump a nommé un ami manifestement incompétent, dirigeant d'entreprise de construction immobilière, au poste de directeur par intérim du renseignement national, il a involontairement attiré l'attention sur la section 702 de la loi sur la surveillance du renseignement étranger (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act).

Rachel Marsden

"Un accord de"plaider-coupable"et peut-être pas de prison : le dernier tour de passe-passe de Bolton illustre la façon dont Washington protège les ratés les mieux connectés."

"Si je comprends bien : John Bolton, l'un des plus virulents critiques de l'Iran et ancien conseiller à la sécurité nationale de Trump, a réussi à conclure un accord avec le gouvernement américain concernant des accusations d'espionnage.

Dans son style inimitable, la commentatrice canadienne Rachel Marsden, sarcastique et insolente, nous conte le parcours de fin de carrière de John Bolton. On a souvent parlé de Bolton et ses superbes moustaches blanches (déjà en 2002, date d'entrée, - soyons plus précis, - dans le 'D.C. Circus', dans capitale impériale de Washington) ; il ne fut jamais légitimé par le scrutin populaire et n'occupa l'un ou l'autre poste important, que par inadvertance et plus vite que l'éclair (conseiller improbable de Trump en 2018-2019).

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Le président américain, Donald Trump.

28 juin 2026, 12:42

Le président américain a annoncé la nomination de Lance Schroyer au poste de directeur de l'ICE, l'agence chargée de l'application de la politique migratoire et des expulsions. Ancien militaire et ex-policier de l'Oklahoma, il est présenté par Donald Trump comme un responsable di

par Alessandro Volpi

Source : Alessandro Volpi & ariannaeditrice.it

1. La dette fédérale approche désormais les 40.000 milliards de dollars. Le coût annuel des intérêts atteint 1200 milliards de dollars. Les rendements des obligations à dix ans dépassent 4,5%. L'assurance contre le risque de défaut de la dette américaine est la plus coûteuse parmi celles concernant les dettes des principaux pays du monde.

Eduardo Vasco

De la democracia de pequeños propietarios a la dictadura de dos partidos: así el capitalismo concentró poder y enterró el gobierno popular en EE.UU.

Escríbenos: infostrategic-culture.su

Este es el segundo y último artículo con motivo de los 250 años de independencia de los Estados Unidos. Al igual que el primero, gira en torno al funcionamiento del sistema democrático que las autoridades estadounidenses siguen propagandeando hasta el día de hoy.

By Rachel Frazin

Critics are outraged that the Trump administration is moving to roll back chemical safety rules even as the U.S. faces deadly industrial chemical incidents.

Last week, in Washington state, a chemical tank imploded at a paper industry plant, killing 11 people.

And earlier last month, about 50,000 people were told to evacuate in Southern California because an overheating chemical tank was at risk of exploding.

His administration wants a more clear advantage than the current USMCA offers so he's decided not to renew sparking an uncertain future

By Karthik Sankaran

It is virtually certain that the trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico (USMCA) negotiated in President Donald Trump's first term will not be renewed by the deadline of June 30. And indeed, Trump confirmed Wednesday that he would not be reauthorizing the agreement before the July 1 deadline.

Eduardo Vasco

Lincoln's "government of the people" was real - once. In early America, weak state power, direct elections, and citizen militias made democracy tangible. But capitalism's rise and elite consolidation would soon erase that world.

"Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth." The famous phrase uttered by Abraham Lincoln in the Gettysburg Address in 1863 became one of the most well-known definitions of American democracy and one of the symbolic pillars of the national identity of the United States.

Joseph Massad, 26 juin 2026. - Le chauvinisme américain demeure l'idéologie dominante aux États-Unis, tant à droite qu'à gauche ou au centre. Le 250e anniversaire de l'indépendance, que le pays célébrera le 4 juillet 2026, offre une nouvelle occasion d'exprimer l'ultranationalisme américain et de réécrire l'histoire sordide d'oppression et de génocide du pays pour en faire un récit de "liberté".

Le président Donald Trump, héros des suprémacistes blancs et des conservateurs, a déclaré : "Avec une simple feuille de parchemin et 56 signatures, l'Amérique a entamé la plus grande aventure politique de l'histoire de l'humanité."

Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, De-dollarization, and the Global Economic Crisis

Date: 24 June 2026 (Wednesday)

South South Dialogue on Sustainability

Host: Professor Lau Kin Chi (Lingnan University and Global University for Sustainability, Hong Kong, China)

Guest Speaker: Michael Hudson

Transcript

Opening and Framing

Lau Kin Chi: Both the U.S. and Iran said they have won the war, and so what do you think about these two proclamations ? Who do you think won the war?

Severely limit governments by limiting other government people to securing constituents' life, liberty, and property.  

By James Anthony  

June 27, 2026

[Constituent's address]

[Date]

[State legislator's name]
[State legislator's address]

Dear [Rep.] [Sen.] ______;

From this day forward, starting in the current legislative session, you could be a founding member of an rConstitution Caucus.

By Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge  

June 27, 2026

With each week and month that passes since the start of Trump's Operation Epic Fury, more and more reports have come out revealing the massive extent of damage to US military facilities in the Mideast region based on Iran's retaliation across the region.

This is often based on fresh satellite imaging and analysis, despite US government pressure for these research entities to refrain from publishing such data, and to censor open source photographs.

By Austin Ruse
Crisis Magazine  

June 27, 2026

What we have seen these past weeks is a veritable love fest between Europeans and Americans and a grand reopening of the European mind about almost all things America.

The White House cage fights, the military flyover, and the bald eagle were quite remarkable spectacles on the South Lawn the other day, especially as they laid down a working-class marker on America 250.

By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation  

June 27, 2026

Having illegally attacked Venezuela in an effort to kidnap the country's president, Nicolás Maduro, and transport him to the United States to stand trial for supposed violations of US drug laws, US officials have placed themselves in a position in which they are now compelled to secure a conviction. After all, how is it going to look if Maduro is acquitted of such charges and walks out of US District Court a free man ? What then?

Pas moins de 29 candidats ayant refusé tout financement du lobby israélien AIPAC (équivalent états-unien du CRIF) ont fait mordre la poussière aux amis du génocide lors d'une série de primaires du parti Démocrate, cette semaine outre-Atlantique.

L'attention a d'abord été focalisée sur New York où le candidat anti-génocide Brad Lander, un haut fonctionnaire d'origine juive, a écrasé le député sortant, pro-Israël, de la 10ème circonscription de l'État de New York.

By Karen Kwiatkowski  

June 26, 2026

After a quiet exit last week - not counting her stunning report on Fauci's crimes and US bioweapons labs around the world - Trump DNI Tulsi Gabbard went from MAGA GOAT to Trump's scapegoat.

To be clear, it wasn't US intelligence that got Trump to start a war for Israel, a war the Pentagon had gamed as a no-go for decades, and a "regime change" the CIA would never dare.

By George F. Smith  

June 26, 2026

Trust: That upon which confidence is reposed.

A body of men, holding themselves accountable to nobody, ought not to be trusted by anybody. - Thomas Paine, ushistory.org

More Ass and Less Class

By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest" 

June 26, 2026

This country wasn't exactly classy in 2015, when Donald Trump came down the escalator to announce his candidacy for president. Casual Fridays had already taken the culture by storm. People of Walmart was already a website. I think twerking was already popular, and Kim Kardashian's huge ass was in the middle of everything.

By James Bovard
Mises.org  

June 26, 2026

I blundered on Saturday by failing to check the latest updated terrorist profile before visiting Washington, DC. How was I to know that National Guard troops would be on the lookout for 60ish bicyclists who are too damn curious about algae?

I went riding around downtown Washington to check the latest Trump administration efforts to make Washington "safe and beautiful" for the 250th birthday celebration next month.