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Media

JACK POSOBIEC: It's time to 'Bukele' America's cities

“The days you could sit in a cop’s face and go viral on X are over. These are our cities."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 25, 2025

Politics

Austrian court upholds Sharia ruling in civil contract case

If Austrian courts now also recognize arbitration awards based on Sharia law, they will be submitting to the will of fanatical Islamists."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 25, 2025

Opinion

MIKE CRISPI: The United Steelworkers must speak out against new foreign investment in American steel

This isn't leadership—it's betrayal.

By Mike CrispiAug 25, 2025

National Security

UK hotels housing asylum seekers told to accept migrants who are convicted criminals

Hotels across the UK being used to house asylum seekers have been instructed to accommodate convicted foreign criminals, including arsonists.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 25, 2025

World

Syrian national slashes American tourist who tried to stop migrant men from harassing women on German tram

Police noted the suspect had previous charges of grievous bodily harm, robbery, and illegal entry.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 25, 2025

World

UK man arrested for 'racially aggravated' remarks to Muslim woman while painting St George's crosses on apartments

Essex Police confirmed the arrest on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence and conspiracy to commit criminal damage.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 25, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: If Democrats regain power, America as we know it is finished

Democrats in policy and words take every anti-American, anti-law-and-order, anti-accountability, anti-economic strength, and anti-family position.

By Rod ThomsonAug 25, 2025

World

UK foreign secretary busted fishing without license during trip with JD Vance

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has been issued a written warning by the country’s Environment Agency after fishing without a license during a trip with US Vice President JD Vance.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 24, 2025

World

Antifa agitators violently clash with officers, try to break police lines around Bristol demonstration against migrant hotels

Officers drew batons, ordered masked protesters to “get back,” and kept the groups separated for nearly two hours.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 23, 2025

World

Migrant charged with murder of 17-year-old, rape of another Dutch woman

Police said that he is the suspect in another incident that also appeared to be a sexual assault after it was thought to be a robbery.

By Thomas StevensonAug 23, 2025

World

German trans neo-Nazi to serve sentence in women's prison after claiming to be female

Critics suggest Sven Liebich's, 53, now legally known as "Marla-Svenja Liebich," decision to change genders was a strategic move to secure placement in a women's prison.

By Katie DaviscourtAug 22, 2025

National Security

BREAKING: John Bolton's home raided after Human Events report on classified material taken home

"He was known for taking those pads home at the end of the day."

By Jack PosobiecAug 22, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Leftists say Trump's Smithsonian review is authoritarian, but it's just the rejection of culture they pushed onto America

The contributions of black people and black culture to America and the world—both in bondage and freedom— are impossible to quantify.

By Libby EmmonsAug 22, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Conservatives shouldn’t write Taylor Swift off yet

In real life, there are more important things than politics— like finding the love of your life and a career you're proud of.

By Nicole RussellAug 22, 2025

World

Plastics pollution summit ends with no treaty on production caps, toxic chemicals

This Geneva meeting was the 6th one on the topic and again, no deal was made.

By Human EventsAug 22, 2025

World

Six severed heads found along the road in central Mexico

Along with the heads, which were all male, a pamphlet was found which detailed that the killings were intended to settle the score between rival gangs.

By Human EventsAug 22, 2025

Politics

GEN MIKE FLYNN: Ukraine needs elections and a 'Mini Marshall Plan' to end the killing

"The records of the deceased were actually part of the attack. And we're looking at 1.7 million people that have been killed in this war just in the last three years alone."

By Jack PosobiecAug 21, 2025

World

FLAG WARS: Councils crack down on British pride while Pakistani flags dominate cityscapes

Councils and community groups have permitted Pakistani flags to be raised in public squares, or flown freely during processions that shut down major streets

By Human EventsAug 21, 2025

Media

UK wife of Tory councillor released after serving over a year in prison for anti-migrant social media post

Judge Melbourne Inman described her actions as "category A" offending with "high culpability."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 21, 2025

Opinion

SHEA BRADLEY-FARRELL: Trump has world leaders at his fingertips in his fight for peace

Donald Trump has the wisdom and leadership strength to put a hard stop to anything not in America's interest.

By Shea Bradley-FarrellAug 21, 2025

Opinion

TENNESSEE REP LEE REEVES: Why I stand with Trump in his illegal immigration battle

We need secure borders, an end to illegal immigration, a strong economy, and protection for our values.

By Tennessee State Representative Lee ReevesAug 21, 2025

World

MICHAEL KNOWLES: Trump's diplomatic maneuvering could make him the greatest geopolitical president of our time

"If they can really make it happen, Trump will be the greatest geopolitical president of my lifetime, probably, probably even edges out George H.W. Bush, which is a guarantee that he will never, ever get the Nobel Peace Prize.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 20, 2025

Faith & Family

Man arrested in UK after yelling 'we love bacon' outside future mosque

Police officers escorted the single father away from the demonstration.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 20, 2025

Opinion

BRANDON KRESSIN: Musk is right—Apple abuses its app store monopoly

The kind of anti-competitive control we have allowed one company to wield over the internet, our phones, and our access to apps is unacceptable.

By Brandon KressinAug 20, 2025

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