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Media

MONICA CROWLEY and BENNY JOHNSON: Conservative alternative media has created a 'meltdown' on the left

“This is why you’re seeing today this absolute meltdown from the left… they have lost their absolute grip on the narrative."

By Hayden CunninghamApr 5, 2024

World

IDF fires officers over deadly airstrike on celeb chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen in Gaza

"The strikes on the three vehicles were carried out in serious violation of the commands and IDF Standard Operating Procedures."

By Jessica BarshisApr 5, 2024

National Security

FRONTLINES: Majority of Americans support restricting immigrants seeking asylum: poll

According to the poll, 53% of Americans agree that the government should how many migrants seek asylum in the country.

By Frontlines StaffApr 6, 2024

World

Jewish synagogue in Germany targeted in firebombing incident

The incident is part of a concerning rise of antisemitic incidents in Germany since Hamas' attack on Israel last October.

By Hayden CunninghamApr 6, 2024

World

BREAKING: Elon Musk calls out Brazil government for censoring popular X accounts

A post from X Global Government Affairs revealed the censorship on Saturday.

By Thomas StevensonApr 6, 2024

Culture

ERIN ELMORE: Theology professor takes legal action against Arizona State University over DEI course

“This was specifically about dividing people into races and then placing blame on them depending on their skin color and that’s a direct violation of an Arizona law, and I think it’s also the essence of racism.”

By Erin ElmoreApr 7, 2024

World

Elon Musk defies Brazil court ruling to block popular X accounts, plans to expose government censorship

"This judge has brazenly and repeatedly betrayed the constitution and people of Brazil. He should resign or be impeached."

By Thomas StevensonApr 7, 2024

World

UK man sentenced to rehab, fines for sending 'offensive messages' to MP who supported trans-identified males breastfeeding

Fogg accused Lewis of not "caring about child safety" and called him a "pedophile"

By Sara HigdonApr 7, 2024

Economy

El Salvador offers 5,000 free passports to 'highly skilled scientists, engineers, doctors, artists, and philosophers from abroad'

"Despite the small number, their contributions will have a huge impact on our society and the future of our country."

By Hayden CunninghamApr 7, 2024

World

Police seek 'knifeman' Habibur Masum suspected in brutal, daylight stabbing death of mother as she was pushing her baby in a stroller in England

"I would urge anyone who does see him not to approach him but to call 999 immediately."

By Sara HigdonApr 7, 2024

Faith & Family

Pope Francis issues official doctrine of 'Infinite Dignity' opposing sex changes, surrogacy, gender ideology and euthanasia as violations of human dignity

“It follows that any sex-change intervention, as a rule, risks threatening the unique dignity the person has received from the moment of conception."

By Thomas StevensonApr 8, 2024

Faith & Family

Bangladesh opens first mosque for 'third gender' hijra community

"Allah revealed the holy Quran for all, so everyone has the right to pray, no one can be denied."

By Human EventsApr 8, 2024

National Security

Switzerland to hold referendum on restricting immigration to keep population from exceeding 10 million by 2050

"Since 2023, for the first time, more than 9 million people have been living in our country."

By Sara HigdonApr 8, 2024

World

'Honor-based' crimes increase 60% in UK amid immigration surge

English police forces report nearly 2,600 cases of honor-based abuse in 2022.

By Hayden CunninghamApr 8, 2024

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Trudeau's carbon tax is about population control, not the environment

He’s already said that he doesn’t care if he’s unpopular – it’s not his “job to be popular” – and he is very unpopular with 70 percent of Canadians who say the country “is broken.”

By David KraydenApr 8, 2024

Opinion

JULIO RIVERA: Don't trust leftist Big Pharma

The last thing a struggling America needs is vulnerable citizens being choked out by yet another leg in the stool of socialized medicine stepping on their throats.

By Julio RiveraApr 8, 2024

World

46% of British Muslims claim to sympathize with Hamas terrorists: poll

A third of British Muslims want Shariah law implemented in the UK.

By Jessica BarshisApr 8, 2024

Faith & Family

Germany recognizes 71-year-old, trans, Muslim, male as having been 'born a woman'

The former school teacher with seven children who also identifies as liberal Muslim feminist, began transitioning after retirement, and only started practicing Islam last year.

By Jarryd JaegerApr 8, 2024

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC: Donald Trump will 'eclipse the Unhumans'

"As we get closer and closer to the end game, you will see conservative leaders turn on Trump."

By Jessica BarshisApr 8, 2024

World

Elon Musk says Brazil X employees have been threatened with arrest, promises ‘data dump’ on Supreme Court judge once they’re safe

Musk said, “We need to get our employees in Brazil to a safe place or otherwise not in a position of responsibility, then we will do a full data dump.”

By Human EventsApr 9, 2024

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: There's no such thing as 'squatters' rights'

No state in America allows people to just seize and occupy a vacant property.

By Austin PetersenApr 9, 2024

National Security

Champions League quarter finals to proceed as planned following alleged ISIS threats

When the threats were brought to the attention of UEFA, the Champions League's governing body assessed them and gave the go-ahead to proceed as planned.

By Jarryd JaegerApr 9, 2024

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Kids are struggling; what do we do about it?

Young people are struggling to adapt to growing up and sloughing off typical milestones teenagers and young adults accomplish as they age.

By Nicole RussellApr 9, 2024

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC and JOSHUA LISEC: The right 'fetishizes martyrdom' instead of organizing to win

"The brain of the right is sort of self-isolating one hemisphere from the other. And it's been this way for hundreds of years."

By Human EventsApr 9, 2024

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