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Opinion

AVI ABELOW: The Trump administration is poised to deliver a long-term version of 'America First'

“America First” isn’t just a slogan—it’s a strategy.

By Avi AbelowNov 25, 2024

Culture

STEPHEN DAVIS: Conservative watchdog group launches 'toolkit' to help parents file complaints about 'woke leftist teachings' to the DoE

It includes template letters for parents to submit complaints to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, addressing potential violations of Title IX or other civil rights protections.

By Stephen DavisNov 25, 2024

World

Rabbi missing in UAE found murdered, Israel vows revenge

“The State of Israel will use all means and will deal with the criminals responsible for his death to the fullest extent of the law.”

By David KraydenNov 25, 2024

World

Putin bans adoption of Russian children to nations that allow child sex changes

“It is extremely important to eliminate possible dangers in the form of gender reassignment that adopted children may face in these countries.”

By David KraydenNov 25, 2024

World

Developing nations angered by $300 BILLION climate change deal, claim it's not enough

"I regret to say that this document is nothing more than an optical illusion."

By Hayden CunninghamNov 25, 2024

World

'State-sanctioned sexual assault': Trans cops allowed to strip-search detained women in the UK

"This is state-sanctioned sexual assault and police chiefs have lost their mind bringing this in. They have failed women, it is absolutely unforgivable."

By Thomas StevensonNov 23, 2024

World

South African health officials warn public against sex change drugs for minors

"The EXCO has issued an advisory to practitioners that the off-use label drugs needs to be done with care, consent and be based on scientific evidence."

By Jessica BarshisNov 23, 2024

World

German trans-identified male police officer accused of drugging, sexually abusing colleagues

The officer, identified as 27-year-old Judy S., a biological male who identifies as transgender, has been suspended in light of the accusations.

By Human EventsNov 23, 2024

Culture

STEPHEN DAVIS: US Department of Education says using AI at school could lead to racism

“The growing use of AI in schools, including for instructional and school safety purposes, and AI’s ability to operate on a mass scale can create or contribute to discrimination,” the guidance stated.

By Stephen DavisNov 23, 2024

National Security

JACK POSOBOEC and PEACHY KEENAN: MAGA is 'still at war' with the deep state regime

"They're not going to let us take our country back, obviously, without a fight."

By Human EventsNov 22, 2024

World

'Antisocial' behaviors could merit 2-year prison terms in the UK

"Respect orders will give police and councils the powers they need to crack down on repeated antisocial behaviour."

By Jessica BarshisNov 22, 2024

World

Ukraine's ex-top general claims World War III is already underway

"Missiles of North Korean production are already flying into Ukraine, and they openly declare this. Chinese projectiles are blown up in Ukraine, Chinese parts are used in Russian missiles."

By Jessica BarshisNov 22, 2024

Opinion

AMI SANCHEZ: How the Left plans to defeat President-elect Trump's agenda

When they have a singular goal, and feel their back is against the wall, they are incredibly disciplined.

By Ami SanchezNov 22, 2024

Opinion

KENNY CODY: The GOP must confirm Trump's nominees

His nominations so far have proven that he is keeping his goals in his crosshairs, as he has put forth some of the most impactful cabinet nominees in American history.

By Kenny CodyNov 22, 2024

World

JACK POSOBIEC: Russia attacks Ukraine with a 'hypersonic missile' as US, UK escalate war

"They want your sons and daughters to die in the name of democracy. But in truth, it's really in the name of profit."

By Jessica BarshisNov 22, 2024

World

Russia says US is actively trying to prolong war in Ukraine

"If you look at the trends of the outgoing US administration, they are fully committed to continuing the war in Ukraine and are doing everything they can to do so," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said.

By Katie DaviscourtNov 21, 2024

Politics

Jair Bolsonaro, 36 aides indicted by Brazilian police for alleged coup against President Lula

Brazilian police said their findings from the investigation, compiled in a 700-page document, were being delivered to the country's Supreme Court, overseen by Justice Minister Alexander de Moraes.

By Jessica BarshisNov 21, 2024

National Security

1,500-person migrant caravan on its way to US border from Mexico: report

Human smugglers have been encouraging migrants to "hurry up and sneak in" before President-elect Donald Trump's Inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025

By Katie DaviscourtNov 21, 2024

Opinion

JAMESON TAYLOR: Ten bold ideas for President-elect Trump and the new Congress

Now begins the hard work of translating plans into action and promises into policy.

By Jameson TaylorNov 21, 2024

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: President Trump should 'talk softly and carry a big stick'

The election of Donald Trump has sent shockwaves far beyond America’s shores and promises to bring new life to right-wing parties that are desperate for ideas, energy and, most of all, the courage to translate the wishes of their voters into reality.

By Raw Egg NationalistNov 21, 2024

World

BREAKING: Philippines ambassador to the US calls on illegal Filipinos in US to self deport

"My advice for them is to not wait to be deported."

By Jessica BarshisNov 21, 2024

World

World leaders try to stabilize relationship with China as US presidency transitions to Trump

With President-elect Donald Trump set to begin his second term in the White House, world leaders are reassessing their diplomatic strategies with China amid uncertainty about the United States' future role in international conflicts.

By Hayden CunninghamNov 20, 2024

Faith & Family

Daughter of Frenchman who drugged wife, enlisted dozens to rape her tells him 'you will die alone like a dog'

“I'll never see you again! You'll die alone like a dog!”

By Human EventsNov 20, 2024

World

Ukraine launches UK long-range missiles into Russia for first time: report

The development aligns with a recent policy shift by President Joe Biden’s administration, which authorized Ukraine to use long-range US missiles inside Russian territory.

By Hayden CunninghamNov 20, 2024

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