For the Week of June 16, 2025

Who were Biden's autopen puppeteers?: Mounting revelations about President Biden's cognitive decline and the alleged misuse of his autopen for sweeping executive actions -- including controversial pardons -- have triggered investigations into who was truly exercising presidential power, reports Mark Alexander

Comparing the Canadian and the American Right – updated to 2025 (Part Four): Despite brief Conservative gains under Stephen Harper, Canada's political landscape remains dominated by a powerful, well-resourced left-liberal establishment, leaving social conservatives marginalized, writes Mark Wegierski

Money wisdom from the Seminole Indians: The Seminole Indians rejected paper money in favor of barter and silver coins, writes Mike Maharrey, recognizing early on that fiat currency -- backed by a government they didn't trust -- was inherently unreliable

White lives don't matter: Progressive elites deliberately promote racial division, social decay, and anti-white animus through policies, media narratives, and cultural manipulation, all while suppressing dissent and evading accountability, charge Todd Gregory and Erik Gregory

Khamenei fears a collapse of the Islamic revolution: If the West wants to stop Iran from becoming a nuclear power, argues Oded Ailam, it must target the real objective: regime change

Congress, don't kill Trump's GENIUS Act with unpassable amendments: Senator Josh Hawley is risking the passage of the pro-Trump GENIUS Act—a bill to strengthen the U.S. dollar through stablecoins—by attaching unrelated amendments, potentially handing a win to America's adversaries like China, says Horace Cooper

The U.S. dollar and delusions of growth: Clint Siegner says measuring assets in gold rather than dollars reveals that Treasuries, oil, and even stocks have underperformed over time -- exposing how dollar-based benchmarks can mask true value erosion due to inflation

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