If 9/11 did anything, it accelerated population replacement. Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey note that we're now in a situation where even in Texas, whites are soon to be a despised minority in the institutions they built.

Who’s been messing with Texas? Indians are taking over, and we're supposed to like it.

Off they go: With third-country deportations in full swing, Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder what it's like to land in Liberia because your home country won’t take you.

What comes after the Trump Era?

Scott Greer joins Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey to argue that while many Republican politicians want to return the GOP to "factory settings" after Trump leaves, the Right is not going back.

Have (some) Republicans grown a spine? Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at a lefty “journalist” who couldn't get Republicans to denounce a "racist" candidate.

Even after the grand jury report, blacks refuse to believe that Nolan Wells got drunk and drowned. As usual, the demand for "racism" far exceeds the supply.

The supposed wave of racist lynchings sweeping the country doesn't actually exist. Kevin Deanna and Paul Kersey argue that the social reality of a myth is more important than any fact, and black collectivism ensures that even a total lie can become a political reality.

Is the GOP becoming the white people's party?

Faith and hope are coming our way! Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey warn that the Fey y Esperanza caravan is tramping north through Mexico.

The White Man's Library: With the debate raging about "heritage Americans," Paul Kersey and Sam Dickson discuss Madison Grant's 1928 "The Founders of the Republic on Immigration, Naturalization and Aliens."

Indians are suddenly everywhere in America, from Dallas to rural motels and gas stations, and unlike other groups they skip any pretense that their presence benefits the country.

Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey track the invasion.

France is in flames — again — and media refuse to say who's doing the looting and burning.

"Ours is the inheritance of great heroes." Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at Marco Rubio's speech, which stopped just short of full white advocacy.

Columbus Day is back under Trump, but Indigenous Peoples’ Day keeps gaining because the system rewards de-assimilation.

Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey explain how "tolerance" doesn't lead to unity but to hatred and more opposition.

The White Man's Library: Paul Kersey and Sam Dickson discuss "The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise," which details Spain under Muslim rule (711–1492) and the consequences of defeat, including white enslavement.

South Sudanese "youths" in Victoria are 95 times more likely to be in custody than other young people. Importing Africans from a tribal warzone has produced no surprises.

Is the net tightening on Ilhan? Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey look at possible grounds for lifting Ilhan Omar’s citizenship.

The scenes from France look like zombie movies, and the genre was always political.

Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey point out that society has already broken down internally; the zombie genre serves as a fantasy for total war and collapse.

Is Douglas Murray coming in from the cold? Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey believe a prominent conservative is edging our way.

With enough will and determination, France could become great again. Will Présidente Le Pen have what it takes?