The Archive — the 2020s

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World

Putin meets with Chinese defense minister, applauds military partnership

Russia and China have reportedly solidified a military partnership after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu in Moscow over the weekend.

By C.G. JonesApr 17, 2023

Politics

Trump tells top RNC donors the old GOP is not coming back—they must now become the new America First party of the working class—and lays out plan for nationwide Republican ballot harvesting operation

Trump focused on his plans for the future of America and the GOP.

By Libby EmmonsApr 18, 2023

World

Climate experts claim rice is bad for the environment—it feeds more than half the world

A recent report has revealed that rice accounts for approximately ten percent of all global emissions of methane, trapping around 80 times more heat than carbon dioxide.

By C.G. JonesApr 18, 2023

World

40 Chinese National Police charged for allegedly targeting, harrassing US residents

The defendants were accused of using fake social media accounts to harass and intimidate Chinese dissidents residing abroad

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 18, 2023

World

Couple uses homemade double guillotine to commit suicide, allow heads to roll into fire in India

The bodies of Hemu Makwana, 38, and his 33-year-old wife Hansa, were discovered by their children.

By Jarryd JaegerApr 18, 2023

World

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich seen for first time since being arrested in Russia on charges of espionage, judge upholds detention

“Evan is a member of the free press who right up until he was arrested was engaged in news-gathering. Any suggestions otherwise are false.”

By C.G. JonesApr 18, 2023

Culture

ANTHONY WATSON: Trans activist flips TPUSA table in violent outburst at University of Washington

A shocking video went viral this week showing a trans activist violently flipping over a TPUSA display table and calling members Nazis at the University of Washington.

By Anthony WatsonApr 18, 2023

Faith & Family

ALEX CLARK: Florida enacts ban on abortions past 6 weeks gestation

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed the Heartbeat Protection Act on Thursday evening, banning abortions after 6 weeks gestation in the state, with some rare exceptions.

By Alex ClarkApr 18, 2023

Faith & Family

ERIN ELMORE: Christian Oregon mom fights back after being prevented from adopting child due to her beliefs

“Oregon’s policy amounts to an ideological litmus test.”

By Erin ElmoreApr 18, 2023

World

Putin's political opponent Alexei Navalny could face 5 more years in prison after alleged 'provocation': report

The Kremlin’s most well-known political opponent, Alexei Navalny, has been suffering from severe stomach pain in jail, which could be due to slow-acting poison.

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

US diplomatic convoy attacked in Sudan amid ongoing fighting

A top diplomat in Washington confirmed on Tuesday that a US Embassy convoy was attacked, though there were no injuries reported.

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

UK health officials tell nurses, doctors to not use the word 'alcoholic' to refer to alcohol abusers

"NHS bodies should be spending money on patient care and frontline services rather than diversity and backroom bureaucracy."

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

Putin visits occupied Ukrainian region of Kherson

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly made a trip to Ukraine’s Luhansk region, a Moscow-controlled area in the southern part of the country.

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

Suspect in Argentine femicide now claims to be a woman and demands charges be dropped

Alves Ferreira's lawyer, Nelson Vigueras, argued that his client perceives himself as a woman and should be referred to as Amanda Alves Ferreira.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 19, 2023

World

China could have 6 more 'secret police' stations planted across US: report

Activists are now concerned that there may be as many as six illegal Chinese “secret police” stations around the country.

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

Germany shuts down final nuclear power plant, causing power bills to rise by 45 percent

The three nuclear power plants that were shut down were reported to have provided 10 million German households with electricity.

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

Media

TikToker goes on racist rant, says she hopes white people become the minority

“I don't trust white people. I don't trust white people for a multitude of reasons. But one of the main reasons is they're unpredictable.”

By Human EventsApr 19, 2023

Faith & Family

WATCH: The View guest says there's no difference between Christian conservatives and the Taliban

“I have no idea what the difference is.”

By C.G. JonesApr 19, 2023

World

Pakistan places first order for Russian crude oil at discount

Pakistan would not comment on whether the Chinese yuan and the UAE dirham would be involved as currencies in the purchase.

By Human EventsApr 20, 2023

World

China began developing Covid vaccine 3 MONTHS before revealing existence of virus to the world

China was apparently developing a vaccine for Covid-19 well before the worldwide outbreak of the illness.

By C.G. JonesApr 20, 2023

Faith & Family

Austrian pro-family activists protest against country's first ever 'drag queen story time'

Pro-family protesters took to the streets in Vienna to push back against the country’s first "drag queen story time" for children.

By C.G. JonesApr 20, 2023

Opinion

CHARLIE KIRK: 7 reasons BuzzFeed News is shutting down (you won't believe #3!)

The CEO of Buzzfeed announced Thursday that the publication will be shutting down after the company moves to cut fifteen percent of its workforce.

By Katie DaviscourtApr 20, 2023

World

US sends Patriot Missile Defense Systems to Ukraine allowing Kyiv to 'visualize a dream'

“Our air defenders have mastered them as fast as they could. And our partners have kept their word.”

By C.G. JonesApr 21, 2023

World

NATO Secretary General reaffirms commitment to Ukraine joining alliance

NATO member states apparently agree that, in principle, Ukraine is part of the community of nations.

By C.G. JonesApr 21, 2023

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