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World

Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon to 'decolonise' over concerns his success 'benefits the ideology of white European supremacy'

The trust, which manages historical buildings in Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, says it wants to create a “more inclusive museum experience.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 16, 2025

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: How to prep for another period of violent radicalism in America

A new wave of violence is just beginning, mark my words. It won't be days of rage but weeks, months, and probably years of it.

By Raw Egg NationalistMar 17, 2025

World

Trump to speak to Putin on Tuesday about ceasefire in Ukraine

“We want to see if we can bring that war to an end. Maybe we can, maybe we can’t, but I think we have a very good chance.”

By Human EventsMar 17, 2025

World

Trump warns Iran they will be held accountable for attacks by Yemeni Houthis

"Iran has played ‘the innocent victim’ of rogue terrorists from which they’ve lost control, but they haven’t lost control."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 17, 2025

World

Hamas backs out of deal to release American hostage Edan Alexander

“Unfortunately, Hamas has chosen to respond by publicly claiming flexibility while privately making demands that are entirely impractical without a permanent ceasefire."

By Human EventsMar 17, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC: Make Ireland Great Again

"Conor McGregor himself, delving into politics on a very serious issue, that the Irish people, the people who are themselves the indigenous natives of the Emerald Isle, are being completely overrun by migration."

By Human EventsMar 17, 2025

Opinion

JULIO RIVERA: Hacktivism is a dangerous weapon in the Russia-Ukraine war

It’s the digital equivalent of launching a missile into a peace summit, potentially derailing the entire process.

By Julio RiveraMar 17, 2025

World

New Argentine foreign minister has deep ties to CCP, Clintons

For years, Werthein has maintained a close relationship with Bill and Hillary Clinton, emerging as a major donor to the Clinton Foundation

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 18, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Snub of Trump admin at Old Gridiron dinner shows symbolic decline of the Left

It's a 140-year ritual completely disconnected from average Americans, just as it is meant to be.

By Rod ThomsonMar 18, 2025

World

Ceasefire officially ends as Israel strikes Gaza after Hamas refuses to release hostages

"This decision comes after Hamas repeatedly refused to release our hostages and rejected all proposals presented by US President’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, as well as the mediators."

By Ari HoffmanMar 18, 2025

Opinion

ALEXANDER OAKES: The continuing resolution tested GOP loyalty and sowed Democrat division

America First conservatives should not celebrate too much, at least not yet.

By Alexander OakesMar 18, 2025

World

Police raid Paris theatre to remove hundreds of migrants who have squatted in building since December

The migrants had been squatting in the Gaîté Lyrique theatre since December 10 after they were invited to a free event.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 18, 2025

Faith & Family

Jack Posobiec and Candace Owens say the attack on 'Christ is King' has backfired

Posobiec emphasized the long-standing use of the phrase in Christian tradition.

By Human EventsMar 18, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Far-leftist terrorists target Tesla as legacy media runs cover for them

As we move into riot season, there's little indication that any of this will stop.

By Libby EmmonsMar 19, 2025

Opinion

SHANE CASHMAN: Trump fulfills promise by releasing JFK files, giving a deeper understanding CIA operations in the 1960s

We might not get the big reveals we want from all the files, but the more we pull back the curtain of the military-industrial complex, the more we can hope to end its out-of-control greed and bloodlust.

By Shane CashmanMar 19, 2025

World

BREAKING: Trump speaks with Zelensky after Putin call, says peace talks are 'on track'

Trump described the conversation as “very good” and said efforts to align Russia and Ukraine on their “requests and needs” were progressing.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 19, 2025

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC and ROGER STONE: The JFK assassination was a coup—and LBJ was at the center

"One of the issues has always been in the JFK assassination researcher community is that people view the assassination through a particular prism."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 19, 2025

Politics

Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu arrested by Turkish authorities days before launching presidential bid

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has been in power for 22 years, has insisted that Turkey's judiciary is independent.

By Hayden CunninghamMar 19, 2025

World

Britain emerges as 'western capital' of 'sharia courts' as 85 open throughout country

Sharia courts, typically made up of panels of male Islamic scholars, have become a focal point for religious legal matters.

By Human EventsMar 19, 2025

World

Trump admin ends Ukraine child tracking program, cutting off key war crimes data

"They took $26 million of US taxpayers’ money used for war crimes data and threw it into the woodchipper, including the dossiers on all the children."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 19, 2025

Opinion

BRILYN HOLLYHAND: Trump’s cabinet is young, fierce, and a Gen Z game-changer

This cabinet's not playing defense—they're rewriting the rules.

By Brilyn HollyhandMar 20, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Swatting against Shroyer continues a violent trend against conservatives

Leftists want to use actions like swatting to take out conservative voices that hold power.

By Kenny CodyMar 20, 2025

Opinion

SNOW WOKE: Disney's new Snow White promises to be more progressive nonsense

"I get to be a Latina princess."

By Libby EmmonsMar 20, 2025

World

JD Vance accuses UK of getting 'lazy' due to over reliance on 'cheap labor'

Earlier this month, Vance faced backlash after minimizing Britain’s military role, saying it was a “random country” that had not “fought a war in 30 or 40 years.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 20, 2025

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