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National Security

UK government gives migrants booklet informing them rape and sex with children could 'affect' asylum claims

"If you have sex with someone without their consent, this is called rape. Rape is a serious crime in the UK."

By Libby EmmonsAug 20, 2026

Culture

BREAKING: Ghent University's trans rector suspends 'race realist' Nathan Cofnas over Jason Arday's death

"I was just suspended by Ghent University. They will almost certainly fire me."

By Libby EmmonsAug 20, 2026

Politics

POSOBIEC: DSA member Angie Nixon's win in Florida shows the socialist revolution is here

“These Bolsheviks will kill us all. And they will take our children and trans them and do unspeakable things to our children."

By Human EventsAug 19, 2026

World

Irish TikToker mocked and told to 'speak English' by South Asian worker when ordering food in Irish Gaelic

"Blah blah blah blah. Speak English."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 19, 2026

Economy

Ukrainian suspect 'Vladimir Z' arrested in Croatia for 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts

"Vladimir Z. is a trained scuba diver who was part of a group of individuals who planted explosives on the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines..." prosecutors said.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 19, 2026

World

Record number 1.3 MILLION foreign-born migrants now claim UK benefits—Reform Party vows £50 billion welfare crackdown

"These reforms will ensure the right to live here permanently is earned."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 19, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Rubio is right, America doesn't need the ICC

"We will not tolerate its assault on state sovereignty."

By Libby EmmonsAug 19, 2026

World

Putin’s OnlyFans crackdown: Russia arrests porn stars in 'traditional values' purge

While pornography can legally be viewed and stored in Russia, producing and distributing it is illegal.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 18, 2026

Economy

POSOBIEC: America was founded as a sovereign nation state, not a global empire

“Go look at the Constitution and read what it says. It talks about a nation, it talks about the needs of the nation, and putting the national good first, the national interest.”

By Jack PosobiecAug 18, 2026

National Security

At least 15 rapes, sexual assaults reported in Ceuta, including attack on 10-year-old girl after migrant invasion

Three people described as brothers were allegedly caught attempting to assault a 10-year-old girl.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 18, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Bumble's switch-up is right— let men do the asking

It's all well and good to say women want to be girlbosses, and yeah it's fine to be in charge, but not to be in charge of everything, and certainly not of romance.

By Libby EmmonsAug 18, 2026

World

Trump defends cuts to US-South Korea military drills, citing Kim Jong Un ties and Seoul’s refusal to help in Iran conflict

"'No, no, we'd rather not get involved.' I said, well, why are we involved in helping you?"

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 17, 2026

Economy

DSA's socialist paradise Sweden is actually a low-debt, pro-free market nation with tight immigration controls

After accepting more than 160,000 asylum seekers in 2015, the country moved toward one of Europe's most restrictive immigration systems.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 17, 2026

Faith & Family

Eritrean migrant drags elderly man behind billboard, rapes him next to church

Prosecutors said Desalagne moved the heavily intoxicated victim from a bench to a grass verge before dragging him behind an advertising sign.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 17, 2026

World

Air France shuts down Paris lounge sauna after passengers use it for sex

The Air France facility had been described as particularly private because the entire shower and sauna suite could be reserved for a single party.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 17, 2026

World

Brothers jailed after £62,000 Pokémon card burglary

The brothers targeted Celestial Collectables in Warrington on April 8, with police called after the shop's window was smashed and the premises ransacked.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 16, 2026

World

Dutch farmers protest government plans to revoke permits for poultry farms

Farmers drove tractors toward the provincial government building in Den Bosch as part of a protest organized by agricultural groups, including Farmers Defence Force.

By Human EventsAug 16, 2026

World

Poland unveils Europe’s tallest Virgin Mary statue

The statue stands taller than Brazil’s Christ the Redeemer statue and is also larger than Poland’s Christ the King statue, which was unveiled in 2010.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 15, 2026

World

‘Come and arrest me, lads’: Police target Kellie-Jay Keen over nationalist posts, speech at Tommy Robinson rally

Keen called to “get Islam out of our classrooms” and for Islamists to be removed from positions of public authority.

By Ben TumultyAug 15, 2026

World

BREAKING: Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge prof accused of plagiarism, found dead, investigation launched

The embattled professor, 41, was found "unresponsive" in south London and then pronounced dead at his home.

By Thomas StevensonAug 14, 2026

World

1,000 wildfires burn through Britain as critics blame poor vegetation management

“The winter burns used to create firebreaks. Now we have huge expanses of continuous, ageing vegetation.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 14, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Kudos to Karoline for making the based decision to prioritize motherhood

This decision exemplifies her conservative values and what ought to be the values of American culture at large: we should want our mothers to be able to choose the life of full-time motherhood over career and job.

By Libby EmmonsAug 14, 2026

Politics

Nigel Farage wins special election, returns to Parliament

“Yeah, very convincingly, I’ve managed to beat the establishment candidate.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 14, 2026

Politics

EU demands Europeans bring their own takeout containers under sweeping new reuse, refill and return rules

The regulation replaces EU packaging legislation dating back to 1994 and applies across member states.

By Ben TumultyAug 13, 2026

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