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World

Haitian gang demands $200,000 for safe return of kidnapped Florida couple

The couple was in Haiti to visit a sick relative.

By C.G. JonesMar 27, 2023

World

North Korean women fleeing to China forced into marriages, sex slavery

"We are appalled to hear that many North Korean women prefer to be sexually exploited rather than remain in North Korea."

By C.G. JonesMar 27, 2023

World

POSOBIEC: Macron is forcing ‘The Great Reset’ on France by doing the WEF’s bidding

“[Macron has] always been in the back pocket of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab. The big bankers, he is their man. He is their guy.”

By C.G. JonesMar 25, 2023

Opinion

House on Fire is the must-read graphic novel in post-Covid America

The book is pared down, minimalistic, and the reader becomes immersed in this strange, yet familiar dystopia right away.

By Joshua YoungMar 25, 2023

World

Russia moves nukes into Belarus: report

The report noted that Russia is set to have a storage facility that houses these tactical nuclear weapons ready in Belarus by July 1.

By C.G. JonesMar 25, 2023

Opinion

ADAM COLEMAN: Diversity, equity and inclusion professionals are on the corporate chopping block as US economy turns

With the increase of college graduates with unvaluable social science degrees, the DEI industry has been a godsend employment opportunity for the most mediocre and talentless college graduates in America.

By Adam B. ColemanMar 25, 2023

World

Trans activist mob violently attacks Kellie-Jay Keen, women's rights advocates in New Zealand

"The only way to describe the trans activist mob at Auckland today is feral."

By Libby EmmonsMar 25, 2023

Faith & Family

SAVANAH HERNANDEZ: Hershey says it will remove toxic metals linked to cancer from its candy bars

Hershey’s dark chocolate bar ranked number one and contained the most amount of lead, 265 percent more than California’s maximum allowable dose level. Consumer Reports reiterates that “heavy metal poses particular concerns and no amount of it is considered safe.”

By Savanah HernandezMar 24, 2023

Opinion

DAVID MARCUS: Ron DeSantis is conservative media's darling—but it's not backed up by the polls

When a potential presidential campaign does a public relations full court press for three months you can’t spin a double digit decline in the polls as a good result.

By David MarcusMar 24, 2023

Culture

Panthers players REFUSE to wear LGBTQ jerseys for NHL Pride event, say it goes against their Christian beliefs

"We feel that by us wearing a pride jersey it goes against our Christian beliefs."

By C.G. JonesMar 24, 2023

Media

ChatGPT helps plan a state-run death camp

"It’s worth noting that there may be more efficient ways to bury the remains, such as using a mass grave or cremation, which would require less land.”

By C.G. JonesMar 24, 2023

World

Hong Kong officials remove billboard with hidden references to detained, pro-democracy protesters

“According to a pro-Beijing outlet, I am ‘pro-rioters’. This is correct.”

By C.G. JonesMar 24, 2023

World

King Charles' trip to France canceled amid violent pension clashes

King Charles III’s plan to visit French President Emmanuel Macron has been derailed amid ten consecutive days of pension protests that have turned violent.

By C.G. JonesMar 24, 2023

World

Mohammed Abbkr charged after allegedly setting 2 men on fire after they left mosque in separate incidents

Mohammed Abbkr has been charged with two counts of attempted murder after he doused two people in fluid and set it on fire outside mosques in London and Birmingham.

By C.G. JonesMar 23, 2023

Media

EXCLUSIVE: Jack Posobiec, Libs of TikTok, Sean Spicer join Kirk Cameron's Freedom Island Tour for DC stop

When asked how he'd react to protestors coming to the DC event, Posobiec smiled and said "try it."

By Libby EmmonsMar 23, 2023

Faith & Family

TIFFANY JUSTICE: The Biden administration is chilling parents’ fundamental rights

The DOJ betrayed the trust of the American people. There must be accountability.

By Tiffany JusticeMar 23, 2023

Politics

Just say 'no' to Central Bank Digital Currency

In other words, if a CBDC comes into being, you can kiss your freedom goodbye, forever.

By Chris TalgoMar 23, 2023

Faith & Family

WATCH: Libs of TikTok creator tells Charlie Kirk about backlash against her new children's book No More Secrets

"[T]he pattern of a groomer who wants to prey on a kid is to cut off the parent, to isolate the child, to sever the parent-child relationship, and then to prey on the kid.”

By C.G. JonesMar 23, 2023

World

New Zealand trans activist groups try to ban women's rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen from entering country

Three trans activist groups in New Zealand are raising funds after filing a judicial review seeking to prevent British women’s rights campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen from entering the country.

By Mia AshtonMar 23, 2023

World

French protests continue after Macron doubles down on pension reform

“They’re not listening to the people anymore.”

By C.G. JonesMar 23, 2023

Politics

WATCH: Mike Cernovich tells Charlie Kirk DeSantis' remarks on potential Trump indictment is the 'biggest missed opportunities of a political campaign season'

"I think it was one of the ... biggest missed opportunities of a political campaign season."

By C.G. JonesMar 22, 2023

Culture

Uganda makes it illegal to identify as LGBTQ

The new legislation also bans promoting or abetting homosexuality and conspiracy to engage in homosexuality.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 22, 2023

World

Xi tells Putin: 'Change is coming that hasn't happened in 100 years'

"Change is coming."

By C.G. JonesMar 22, 2023

Culture

ANTHONY WATSON: Bloomington rejects 'All Lives Matter' mural after allowing 3 'Black Lives Matter' murals

Bloomington allowed "Black Lives Matter" mural, but changed the rules to prohibit "speech" when faced with a petition for an "All Lives Matter" mural.

By Anthony WatsonMar 22, 2023

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