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Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Sean Feucht refuses to give up on Canada— we Canadians shouldn't give up either

Canada treats Christians like third-class citizens instead of the people who founded the country in 1867.

By David KraydenJul 28, 2025

National Security

US ends parole of former IRA commander Gabriel Megahey after decades, tells him to go home

“I’d do it all again. But I wouldn’t get caught next time.”

By Human EventsJul 27, 2025

Opinion

EMINA MELONIC: What does justice look like now that the Democrats' corruption has been exposed?

The mask has been taken off many twisted faces of the administrative state.

By Emina MelonicJul 27, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Hulk Hogan's redemption story was one of God's unmerited grace

Hogan's story isn't just celebrity gossip—it's a vivid illustration of the Gospel's core truth: Jesus Christ redeems us, even though we do not deserve it.

By Daniel HayworthJul 27, 2025

World

JUST IN: EU cuts aid to Ukraine over corruption concerns

While the decision is not yet final, EU officials indicated that funding could be restored if Ukraine meets the required conditions.

By Hayden CunninghamJul 26, 2025

Media

JUST IN: UK police to monitor social media posts critical of immigration

Concerns for free speech are on the rise as the police have been tasked to monitor posts to flag signs of unrest.

By Thomas StevensonJul 26, 2025

World

France investigating X over alleged organized criminal activity for 'manipulating' algorithm

"X believes that this investigation is distorting French law in order to serve a political agenda and, ultimately, restrict free speech.”

By Hayden CunninghamJul 26, 2025

Faith & Family

UK police arrest Christian preacher who asked Muslim woman about Quran

John Steele was arrested and threatened with a “non-crime hate incident.”

By Hayden CunninghamJul 26, 2025

Faith & Family

Edinburgh Fringe Fest venue cancels Jewish comedians over 'safety concerns'

"We are being canceled and often silently boycotted."

By Libby EmmonsJul 25, 2025

Opinion

ADAM B. COLEMAN: No, Obama, young men don't need gay male mentors in their lives

Obama's absent father and his lack of experience with raising a young man in the modern era have left him vulnerable to being emotionally controlled by anyone who possesses a moderately different story than his.

By Adam B. ColemanJul 25, 2025

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: A Real American: Rest in Peace, Hulk Hogan

Thanks to Hulk Hogan, Americans were presented with the choice before them in the starkest possible terms.

By Raw Egg NationalistJul 25, 2025

Opinion

VANESSA BATTAGLIA: Tulsi was the hunted—now she's the huntress

Gabbard—combat veteran, falsely accused of disloyalty, a political refugee—stands athwart the most dangerous and creepy parts of the deep state.

By Vanessa BattagliaJul 25, 2025

World

Macron says France will recognize Palestinian state

“The urgent thing today is that the war in Gaza stops and the civilian population is saved."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 24, 2025

Opinion

Trump took the first step to kill woke AI—the tech industry must finish the job

For months, many of us raised the red flag about woke AI.

By Larry WardJul 24, 2025

National Security

CHARLIE KIRK and TULSI GABBARD: Obama orchestrated a 'treasonous conspiracy' to undermine Trump

"This was a lie that was concocted by President Obama and his senior national security officials."

By Human EventsJul 24, 2025

World

UN court rules rich nations could be required to pay climate reparations to poorer countries

UN court warns rich nations could face climate reparations for emissions failures.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 24, 2025

World

UK to begin enforcing online age verification for porn July 25

"These age checks will bring pornography into line with how we treat adult services in the real world, without compromising access and privacy for over-18s."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 24, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Stephen Colbert ran late night TV into the ground

Colbert ran the Letterman legacy into the ground as his act became more ridiculous with each passing year.

By David KraydenJul 24, 2025

Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Democrats framed Trump for Russia collusion and still think they're the good guys

Tulsi Gabbard is unafraid to stand up to the tyranny that has been hiding under the guise of compassion and democracy.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerJul 24, 2025

World

President Emmanuel Macron, wife Brigitte file defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens over claims French First Lady was born male

"In France, politicians can bully journalists, but this is not France. It's America," a spokesperson for Owens said.

By Katie DaviscourtJul 23, 2025

World

London mayor demands UK government recognize Palestinian state

Read the full story on Human Events.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 23, 2025

Faith & Family

Swiss atheist politician faces criminal charges over shooting image of baby Jesus and Virgin Mary

Sanija Ameti, who is the child of Bosniak Muslims, is accused by the Zurich public prosecutor’s office of “publicly disparaging religious beliefs” and “disturbing religious peace.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 23, 2025

Opinion

SERGIO DE LA PENA: America must lead the world in nuclear waste recycling for cleaner energy, better future

We cannot afford to be dependent on foreign suppliers for energy that can and should be sourced from our own untapped, highly reusable spent fuel we mislabel as "waste."

By Sergio De La PenaJul 23, 2025

Politics

Ukrainians erupt in protest against Zelensky after he signs law undermining anti-corruption agencies

Zelensky ignored calls to veto the measure and approved the bill late Tuesday.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 23, 2025

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