Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, passed away at 100, leaving a legacy of humanitarianism, Middle East diplomacy, and a transformative post-presidency focused on peace and human rights.

Barrie M. Schwortz (1946–2024), photographer turned Shroud of Turin advocate, played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting its study.

This week, as events spiral downward in the Middle East, we salute four European leaders who have not been afraid to stand up for peace and sovereignty: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, former British MP Andrew Bridgen, and thwarted Romanian presidentia

In a fruitful partnership, co-authors Roger Ver and Steve Patterson published their excellent and revelatory book, Hijacking Bitcoin, in early 2024. Shortly thereafter, with timing that appears suspicious to many, the U.S. Department of Justice caused Ver to be arrested in Spain, alleging tax evasion a decade earlier.

Dr. Michael (“Mike”) Yeadon was one of the first—and remains one of the only—pharmaceutical industry insiders to speak out forcefully against not just the Covid injections but the entire 2020-and-beyond global crime.

Just 31 years old, Montgomery is considered the #1 “ethical hacker” in the world. If you are a parent or responsible for the upbringing, education, and well-being of a child, please listen to this interview.

Cianci was a franchisee whose gymnastics business taught therapeutic exercise skills to special needs babies, something that Cianci loved. After a private equity firm bought the franchise and started making controversial changes unfavorable to franchisees, she fought back and organized with fellow franchisees to protect their rights and businesses.