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Culture

Jack Posobiec demands Disney explain why they didn't release anti-child trafficking film 'Sound of Freedom' after owning it for 5 years

"Pedophiles are seething right now that this film is out there."

By C.G. JonesJul 6, 2023

World

EXCLUSIVE: Darren Beattie and Jack Posobiec reveal Macron’s cowardice in handling France race riots

"It is kind of interesting how these things can always kind of be quelled."

By C.G. JonesJul 6, 2023

World

LGB Alliance wins right to exist after trans-activist group Mermaids brought suit in UK charity court

"As to our detractors…They tried to run us ragged. They failed. We’re happy that now the work goes on.”

By C.G. JonesJul 6, 2023

World

Head of Wagner Group remains in Russia despite reports of his exile to Belarus: report

"In terms of Yevgeny Prigozhin, he is in St. Petersburg. Or maybe this morning he would travel to Moscow or elsewhere. But he is not on the territory of Belarus now."

By C.G. JonesJul 6, 2023

World

International atomic energy watchdog says no mines detected at Zaporizhzhia, new satellite imagery confirms

The IAEA said it hadn't found "any visible indications of mines or explosives."

By Jarryd JaegerJul 6, 2023

Opinion

MIKE DAVIS: Corrupt Justice Department prosecutors are doing Biden's dirty work

Until we root out these one-sided Justice Department officials, we can expect more of the same.

By Mike DavisJul 5, 2023

World

EXCLUSIVE: Jack Posobiec urges Zelensky to 'find peace' for Ukraine amid failing counteroffensive

"This is how you can become a true leader, to go down throughout the ages, as the man who saved Ukraine.”

By C.G. JonesJul 5, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Corporate media OUTRAGED by judge stopping Biden’s social media censorship, demands conservative voices silenced

The New York Times, NPR and CNN have all been complicit in censorship.

By Libby EmmonsJul 5, 2023

World

Police seek information about 6'3" 'woman' and 5'9" 'woman' over sexual assault of minor in UK

The boy suffered head and bodily injuries.

By C.G. JonesJul 5, 2023

World

3,354 arrested, 5,662 vehicles torched during French race riots

The average age of those arrested during the riots is 17.

By C.G. JonesJul 5, 2023

National Security

Zelensky addresses world, says Russia plans to attack the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

"The Russian military has placed objects resembling explosives on the roof of several power units of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant."

By Libby EmmonsJul 5, 2023

Culture

John McWhorter slams affirmative action for 'tokenism' while Joy Reid credits it for her success

"It became increasingly clear to me that my skin color was not just one more thing taken into account but the main reason for my hire."

By C.G. JonesJul 4, 2023

Opinion

CHAD ROBICHAUX: A veteran's willing sacrifice for an unwilling nation

We are blessed to have the freedom to worship, speak our minds, and work towards positive change for ourselves and our nation.

By Chad RobichauxJul 4, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Joe Biden's refusal to acknowledge his granddaughter makes him unfit to be president

Americans know the complexities of family life, and many families suck up their shame at having misbehaved and stay true to their kin.

By Libby EmmonsJul 4, 2023

Faith & Family

Belgian woman says mother sold her into sexual slavery, pedophile ring when she was only 6-years-old

"It was a mix of politicians, high-placed officials, government officials, clergy as well as aristocrats.”

By C.G. JonesJul 4, 2023

Politics

Brazilian court rules Bolsonaro cannot run for office until 2030 over election fraud claims

"Unfortunately, talking about vaccines, voting, ballot boxes… has become a crime."

By C.G. JonesJul 4, 2023

Culture

Barbie movie banned in Vietnam over dispute with film's depiction of China's maritime boundary

The boundary is controversial to the surrounding countries that also claim part of the waterway, which includes Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

By Katie DaviscourtJul 3, 2023

World

Zelensky reveals war will not be won unless Crimea is part of Ukraine

"We cannot imagine Ukraine without Crimea."

By Libby EmmonsJul 3, 2023

World

GoFundMe for accused French officer receives over $1 MILLION in donations

"Support him MASSIVELY and support our law enforcement!"

By Ari HoffmanJul 3, 2023

Culture

Climate change activists block London Pride parade over donations from 'high polluting industries'

Just Stop Oil also demanded Pride take deliberate action in condemning calls for new oil and gas.

By Human EventsJul 3, 2023

Opinion

TOBOROFF: Moms are fighting back against woke and winning on the NYC school boards

New York City public school parents just voted in pro-merit candidates to serve on the school boards.

By Jacqueline ToboroffJul 3, 2023

National Security

JOBOB: NYC Mayor Eric Adams used taxpayer dollars to send the city's illegal immigrants to South America, China, Florida, and Texas

New documents reveal that New York City Mayor Eric Adams spent $50,000 in taxpayer funds to send illegal migrants from the Big Apple to Florida and Texas, and even to South America and China.

By JobobJul 3, 2023

World

Macron parties with Elton John as France burns, then cancels visit to Germany as race riots rage on

"While France was on fire, Macron preferred to applaud Elton John."

By Katie DaviscourtJul 2, 2023

World

WATCH: Woman BEGS police not to arrest race rioters as France continues to burn

"Please, I beg you not to fight them," the woman cried out to police as she kneeled in the streets of Lyon, France.

By Katie DaviscourtJul 2, 2023

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