The Archive.

Media

Nepal's communist former First Lady burned alive as nation erupts in riots over social media crackdown

The unrest erupted after the government blocked access to more than a dozen platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, and X, citing new regulations meant to supposedly stop the spread of misinformation.

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: From cashless bail to open borders, Democrats have turned America into a crime scene

Russian soldiers didn't kill Iryna. Starvation from war didn't kill Iryna. Democrats did, this time through a schizophrenic career criminal that their policies kept putting back on the street.

World

Israel drops leaflets ordering mass evacuation of Gaza City ahead of military operation

Israel has claimed control of about 40 percent of Gaza City, which it says is essential to dismantling Hamas.

Opinion

TIFFANY SMILEY: President Trump should support the Credit Card Competition Act and continue lowering costs

The CCCA would end this status quo by offering competitive pressure that has long been missing in the payments industry.

Politics

CHARLIE KIRK: Tim Kaine denied our God-given rights—This is treason against America’s founding

“If Tim Kaine is right, Stalin was justified. Hitler was justified. Mao was justified. Maduro is justified."

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Trump's 'One Nation Under God' initiative brings America back to its Christian roots

Trump's intent to rededicate America to its Christian origins is not only a commitment, but a transformation into what the United States was founded to be.

World

UK judge wishes convicted al-Qaeda terrorist 'all the best' as he's set to be released from incarceration

“I have to wish you all the best and say to you that the way forward is to keep on your medication, listen to the advice you are going to get..."

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC and MEGAN BASHAM: Trump calls to Make America Pray Again

"He went all the way in, he went absolutely in the paint and said, America must return to Christ.”

World

French government collapses, Macron scrambles

The National Assembly voted 364 to 194 against Bayrou, well above the 280 votes required to bring down the government.

Faith & Family

Missing children found in New Zealand after father who kidnapped them killed in shootout with police

Police said the suspect, believed to be 36-year-old Tom Phillips, was fatally shot after robbing an agricultural supply store in the Waikato region.

World

Palestinian gunmen murder 6, wound 8 in terror attack on Jerusalem bus stop

Hamas praised the shooting as a “natural response” to Israeli military operations.

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Charlotte’s Dem mayor praises media silence on Ukrainian refugee killing—it doesn't fit the narrative

Lyles was lying: we CAN arrest our way out of this, and we must.

Opinion

ALLEN MASHBURN: RFK Jr.'s Senate ‘hearing’ was a pharma-funded farce

America needs brilliance, not bureaucrats who'd rather grovel than think.

World

UK law student sentenced to 25 years in Dubai prison after cocaine bust

“She was just given a life sentence and has to serve 25 years. The trial was all in Arabic, and Mia was told of the sentence later by her lawyer.”

World

Russia bombs Kyiv gov building in 'ruthless attack,' 4 civilians killed

Ukraine said its drones struck Russia’s Druzhba oil pipeline, damaging a pumping station in the Bryansk region. Russia responded that its air defenses intercepted 69 Ukrainian drones across several areas.

Opinion

JACK POSOBIEC: The Phillies Karen and the death of American manhood — why we're losing our nation one surrender at a time

Let's make America tough again.

Faith & Family

Pope Leo XIV to canonize deceased Italian teen Carlo Acutis as first millennial saint, ran website documenting miracles

Carlo Acutis, the Italian teenager informally known as “God’s influencer,” will be declared the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint at a canonization Mass in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday.

Culture

Graham Linehan accuser revealed to be disgraced trans cop who was fired over gross misconduct

Lynsay Watson, a trans-identifying male born as Alex Horwood, is believed to have submitted several of Linehan's social media posts to authorities.

World

Mexico weighs tariffs on China as Rubio meets with Sheinbaum

“We are considering imposing certain tariffs."

World

JACK POSOBIEC and SEN BERNIE MORENO: Tax foreign call centers to create American jobs and benefit consumers

"Tariff the call centers. All of them."

World

NHS surgeon jailed after having his legs amputated as sex kink, lying on insurance claim

The court heard that amputation was something in which "he had a sexual interest."

World

Daughter of Nazi in Argentina accidentally reveals painting that went missing in Amsterdam during WW2

The piece resurfaced when it was spotted in an online real estate listing for a property owned by Patricia Kadgien, daughter of a Nazi fugitive who was an adviser to Hermann Göring.

World

Macron says 26 countries will send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine upon peace deal

President Donald Trump spoke with several Western leaders after the meeting and, according to Macron, US backing for the force will be finalized “in the coming days.”

Opinion

JULIO RIVERA: We will see a cyber wild west if Congress lets CISA 2015 law expire

Without mandated information sharing, we risk drifting into a cyber Wild West where hackers write the rules, corporations hide the bodies, and ordinary businesses and consumers are left defenseless.