By Natalia Castro Lt. General H.R. McMaster has been a military man for his entire life, as a fighter and as a scholar he has praised, critiqued and led military advancements for the last 30 years. As the first active duty military officer to take the post since the Reagan Administration, McMaster’s deep military history provides insight and clues as […]

By Rick Manning

By Robert Romano Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a conversation with International Monetary Fund (IMF) Director Christine LaGarde “underscored his expectation that the IMF provide frank and candid analysis of the exchange rate policies of IMF member countries,” according to a department spokesperson. That might sound innocuous, but it could actually be the beginning of a sea shift on currency […]

By Richard McCarty Last summer, hordes of professional leftists, ne’er-do-wells, thugs, and drug users descended upon North Dakota intent upon “helping” the tribes opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline, which is being developed by Energy Transfer Partners. The self-important radicals dubbed themselves “water protectors.”  In their view, the $3.8 billion pipeline had to be stopped because of their fervent belief in […]

By Robert Romano Now we know why Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) was so eager to believe the cooked-up dossier on Russia, Wikileaks and President Donald Trump that was eventually published and discredited by Buzzfeed, because he will apparently believe anything. Gateway Pundit reports an early February bizarre, recorded conversation with Russian comedians Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stoliarov — known as […]

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By ALG staff Happy Presidents Day! From George Washington to Donald Trump, 45 men have served as President of the United States.  We at ALG have identified a quotation for each of these men.  Some of the quotes are better known than others, some a little more eloquent; all of them spoken by the Chief Executive and Commander-in-Chief of this […]

By Natalia Castro Scott Pruitt is on the road to a successful nomination. Thursday the Senate pushed Pruitt one step closer to his position as Administrator to the Environmental Protection Agency, putting Pruitt in the right place to end the disastrous war on coal that has costs the jobs of millions of Americans. His support proves to struggling voters that […]

By Robert Romano Faced with repeated questions on Russia amid increasing calls from some members of Congress for a hard line on Moscow, President Donald Trump outlined what is truly at stake with U.S.-Russian relations at his Feb. 16 press conference, and that is avoiding nuclear war. “If Russia and the United States actually got together and got along, and […]

By Peter Hong Just a few weeks ago, April 2017 was ready to deliver a crushing blow to the economic health of Main Street America. The fiduciary rule was to take effect, thereby threatening for extinction hundreds of thousands of small-brokerages and independent insurance agents. Millions of Americans who rely on commission-based brokers to manage their smaller portfolios were in […]