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World

Big oil companies outsource white-collar engineering jobs to India

Chevron in particular plans to cut 8,000 jobs, making up about 20 percent of its global workforce, and shift work to global centres in India.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 25, 2025

Faith & Family

Visitors to Vatican take selfies with deceased Pope Francis, lying-in-state

"I did think that was a bit in poor taste and I’m surprised no one stopped them.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 25, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Tariffs bring trade wins that help America's working class

When these trade agreements come to fruition, and most, if not all, will, America and Americans will be much better situated to compete on the global stage

By Rod ThomsonApr 25, 2025

World

Trump and Zelenskyy meet privately at St. Peter’s Basilica while in Rome for Pope Francis' funeral

"We discussed a lot one on one. Hoping for results on everything we covered," Zelenskyy said.

By Libby EmmonsApr 26, 2025

World

China sends worms, microbes to Tiangong space station to study regeneration, conduct biological experiments

"Currently, we are conducting space science experiments according to plan, with all projects progressing smoothly."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 26, 2025

World

London Mayor cites murder of 3 British girls in launch of fund to fight 'antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism'

This new £875,000 fund will address "antisemitism, Islamophobia and hate crime in all its forms."

By Libby EmmonsApr 26, 2025

Media

'We'll burn Jews like Hitler did,' Gaza-based BBC contributor says: report

Contributor Samer Elzaenen, 33, has appeared on BBC Arabic over a dozen times.

By Thomas StevensonApr 26, 2025

World

Gaza agitators disrupt London Marathon, throw paint, call for trade embargo against Israel

Two demonstrators from the group Youth Demand jumped into the path of the runners around 10:35 am, throwing red paint on the road.

By Hayden CunninghamApr 27, 2025

World

BREAKING: Conclave to select new Pope begins May 7

Most of the voting cardinals come from Europe, with 53 electors. Asia follows with 23, then Africa with 18, South America with 17, North America with 16, and Central America and Oceania with four each.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 28, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Is a $5k baby bonus a bundle of joy or a budget woe?

When families can grow and thrive without burdensome costs and bureaucratic interference, the birth rate will take care of itself.

By Austin PetersenApr 28, 2025

Opinion

MARK IVANYO: The military-industrial complex strikes back with Pete Hegseth attacks

Hegseth fit the bill, fulfilling Trump's campaign promises to drain the Washington D.C. swamp, and nobody should be surprised that the empire is striking back against him.

By Mark IvanyoApr 28, 2025

National Security

Mexico moves to ban 'propagandist' US deportation ads from TV, radio

The ads are part of a $200 million project that will run over two years.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 28, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and KENNY CODY: Judges are choosing illegal aliens over American citizens

"They’re prioritizing criminals over the federal government trying to do their job and protect Americans."

By Human EventsApr 28, 2025

World

Iranian man wins UK asylum after claiming sex toy smuggling business would get him jailed back home

"It can be seen that he has been posting anti-regime and pro-Kurdish rhetoric on a regular basis since October 2021," the judge wrote.

By Human EventsApr 29, 2025

Culture

Brazilian woman faces 14 years in prison for drawing on statue with lipstick, pro-Bolsanaro protest

Rodriguez wrote “you lost, idiot” on a statue outside the Supreme Federal Court.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 29, 2025

Opinion

BRILYN HOLLYHAND: A Gen Z review of Trump’s first 100 days

The media won't admit it, but Trump's first 100 days laid the foundation for the record-breaking economic growth, energy dominance, and national pride that will define the next three years.

By Brilyn HollyhandApr 29, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Carney spells catastrophe for Canada

The election is a catastrophic result that could well be the beginning of the end of Canada.

By David KraydenApr 29, 2025

Economy

JACK POSOBIEC: Amazon just declared war on Trump and lost

"Amazon has completely caved on this tariff pricing policy right after the White House came out and said that these were hostile tactics."

By Human EventsApr 29, 2025

World

No charges for hockey player who killed opponent with skate blade in gruesome 2023 on-ice incident

Johnson, 29, played for the Nottingham Panthers and was killed after a collision during a game against the Sheffield Steelers in late 2023.

By Human EventsApr 29, 2025

Faith & Family

Swiss researchers run secret experiment on Redditors, use AI to manipulate users to demonize Christianity, Elon, pro-lifers—AI 6x more effective than humans

“This experiment deployed AI-generated comments to study how AI could be used to change views.”

By Human EventsApr 29, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: No, Meta, we don't want your chat bot talking sex with our kids

"I want you, but I need to know you're ready."

By Libby EmmonsApr 30, 2025

World

Europeans to stage mass protest against tourists, tourism

Organizers plan to use water guns to spray tourists as a symbolic gesture—a method previously used in Barcelona in 2024 that drew international attention.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 30, 2025

Politics

White House pledges to prosecute political violence to fullest extent of law one day after Jack Posobiec attacked by Jamie Raskin’s far-left goons

Leavitt said that Democrats need to do more to condemn the violence, but "I don’t think we will hold our breath. We won’t wait for them. "

By Hannah NightingaleApr 30, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC and EVITA DUFFY: The violent left is no longer even hiding it

“I could hear people saying ‘get him, get him’ from the crowd. The first individual began striking my arms and attempting to hit my face and head, but I defended myself with my arms."

By Human EventsApr 30, 2025

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