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Opinion

MONICA CROWLEY: They're just not that into you (2009)

Lesson for Republicans: Enough already with the virtues of "bipartisanship." The Bama and the Democrats have no intention of being bipartisan with you. They are doing everything they can to destroy you.

By Monica CrowleyFeb 16, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Marco Rubio's epic Munich speech underscores JD Vance's plea for Europe to fight for freedom

"We are part of one civilization – Western civilization."

By Libby EmmonsFeb 16, 2026

World

Man who burned Quran outside Turkish Embassy in UK set to be accepted as refugee in US if appeal fails

State Department officials in the Trump administration are reportedly preparing to assist Hamit Coskun in leaving the UK should he lose his appeal to the High Court.

By Human EventsFeb 15, 2026

World

3 Antifa thugs identified as suspects in beating death of French Catholic activist

Quentin had been affiliated with Collectif Némésis, a right-wing women’s advocacy group that was protesting at the event.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 15, 2026

World

MP Rupert Lowe launches ‘Restore Britain’ party for 'full-scale restoration' of UK

"I simply could no longer justify asking you to place your faith in a system that has repeatedly shown it cannot - or will not - fix itself.”

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 14, 2026

World

French nationalist brutally beaten by Antifa thugs dies after protecting women’s rights activists

The man, identified as Quentin, was reportedly part of an informal security group defending a pro-women protest outside a political conference near Sciences Po in Lyon.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 14, 2026

World

Revealed: Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was murdered in prison with dart frog poison in 2024

"Epibatidine is a toxin found in poison dart frogs in South America."

By Thomas StevensonFeb 14, 2026

Culture

EU Parliament adopts resolution declaring 'trans women as women'

An additional resolution, which would have said that only biological women can become pregnant, was rejected.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 14, 2026

World

23-year-old French nationalist brutally beaten by Antifa thugs while protecting women's rights activists from harm, expected to die

"His attackers were hooded and armed with reinforced gloves and pepper spray, leaving little doubt as to the premeditated nature of their attack."

By Libby EmmonsFeb 13, 2026

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: Trump's FTC demands answers from WPATH, American Academy of Pediatrics, on support and advocacy for trans treatment

Now, the FTC amplifies this – potentially unraveling a scheme where memberships and provider lists hype demand while hiding horrors. WPATH's SOC-8 is a sham: no age minimums for interventions – despite "very low" evidence ratings on most recommendations.

By Soad TabriziFeb 13, 2026

World

London Mayor Sadiq Khan praises launch of British Muslim Trust to track 'Islamophobia'

Khan referenced racism he said he experienced growing up in London in the 1970s and warned that “extremists are trying to turn back the clock on the progress we’ve made.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 13, 2026

Culture

UK to allow 'social transitioning' to the opposite sex for primary school students as young as 5

The new document states that primary schools should exercise “particular caution,” but says support for full social transition may be agreed “very rarely.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 13, 2026

World

French judge under fire after team USA denied Gold in Olympic ice dance

She gave the Americans 129.74, making her the only judge not to score them above 130.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 13, 2026

Opinion

MARK LUCAS: Why veterans need a VA bill of rights now

We deserve an agency that puts us first. The Veterans Bill of Rights will protect veterans from bureaucracy, neglect, and indifference.

By Mark LucasFeb 13, 2026

National Security

Starmer lashes out at 'offensive and wrong' anti-immigration comments after Afghan asylum seeker convicted in child rape attack

Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, was found guilty at Warwick Crown Court of abducting a 12-year-old girl and committing what prosecutors described as “extremely horrific sexual offences.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 12, 2026

Politics

SEN JOSH HAWLEY to JACK POSOBIEC: Minnesota AG Keith Ellison should be in jail

"I can’t imagine why he has not been indicted. He should be indicted federally and tried and go to prison."

By Jack PosobiecFeb 12, 2026

Faith & Family

UK health board tells medical staff not to discourage first-cousin marriage—a common Pakistani practice

"Our NHS should stop taking the knee to damaging and oppressive cultural practices. This guidance turns basic public health into public harm."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 12, 2026

Opinion

ADAM THOMPSON: Why I'm launching The Great American Art Competition

New organizations must be created to promote the ideals that made our country great in the first place and to ensure that America remains the dominant force in the Arts worldwide for the past 100 years.

By Adam ThompsonFeb 12, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: No, the Tumbler Ridge trans school shooter wasn't 'female'

Crime stats in Canada will mark this down under crimes committed by women and Van Rootselaar, who was lied to by peers, family, friends, and doctors while alive, will now be lied about in death.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 12, 2026

National Security

Kim Jong Un picks 13-year-old daughter as successor

The NIS said its assessment was based on a “range of circumstances,” including her growing prominence at official functions.

By Human EventsFeb 12, 2026

World

Afghan man found guilty of abducting, raping 12-year-old girl just months after applying for asylum in UK

Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, was found guilty of abducting a 12-year-old girl and committing "extremely horrific sexual offences" in Nuneaton.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 11, 2026

National Security

Pro Al-Qaeda terrorist who plotted attack on UK army center set for early release after completing 'programme addressing extremist offending'

The panel approved his early release, citing a robust plan including designated accommodation, strict limits on his contacts, movements, and technology use, and conditions to report relationships and allow police searches.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 11, 2026

Opinion

LARRY WARD: Ban transgender drugs and procedures, not gun rights

The answer is not to tear pages from the Constitution. The answer is to tear the prescription pads from the hands of doctors who have confused affirmation with treatment, ideology with medicine, and revenue with care.

By Larry WardFeb 11, 2026

Culture

Muslim boy, 13, arrested for stabbing 2 students at London school, allegedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' during attack

“I can now confirm that the injuries suffered by the two victims, while serious, are thankfully not life-threatening and they remain in hospital in a stable condition.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 11, 2026

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