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Opinion

CHRISTIANE EMERY: AOC shines in spotlight while her district crumbles in her shadow

Instead of holding regular public events in the Bronx or Queens, AOC is focused on causes like investigating GOP stock trades or appearing on late-night television.

By Christiane EmeryMay 1, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Shannon Sharpe’s lawsuit exposes a deeper cultural crisis

Shannon Sharpe’s legal saga is a symptom of a society that has lost its way.

By Daniel HayworthMay 1, 2025

Politics

UK Football Association bans biological men from female teams following Supreme Court ruling

The Football Association confirmed that the new rule will take effect on June 1, 2025.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 1, 2025

Culture

Lush gives out trans propaganda leaflets in kids party bags, claims US is like Nazi Germany

The booklet says that trans people are made the target of hateful media campaigns to divert attention from "global crises."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 1, 2025

Culture

'I was sick of everything': Japanese man plows car into school children, injuring 7

"I was just sick of everything so I decided to drive my car into the elementary school students to kill them."

By Human EventsMay 2, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Judicial overreach against Trump's deportations is obstructing the will of the people

The judiciary is saying no to Trump and the American people, a decision that has immediate and profound implications for the safety and security of our nation.

By Human Events Editorial BoardMay 2, 2025

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC: Trump isn’t planning a war—he’s planning deals

“Steve Witkoff is championing the president’s agenda, which is the agenda that the American people voted for in November. "

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 2, 2025

Economy

Reuters claims renewable energy not to blame Spain’s massive power outage—then details how it failed

Despite calling the blackout a “wake-up call,” the Reuters piece completely downplays the direct, clear as day role that renewables played in the outage.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 2, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Pete Hegseth's accomplishments in first 100 days are historically transformative

Secretary Hegseth's emphasis on warfighters has dramatically transformed the Department of Defense in just the first hundred days of his tenure.

By Kenny CodyMay 2, 2025

Politics

Trans council candidate, 'proud lesbian,' suspended by Scottish Greens, reported to police over sexual misconduct allegations

Comments emerged from women claiming that Browning had contacted them inappropriately.

By Libby EmmonsMay 2, 2025

World

UK tribunal rules Ghanaian asylum seeker can stay over Covid PTSD

Winfred Kwabla Dogbey was hospitalized in May 2020 with a serious case of Covid-19 that led to multiple organ failure and a prolonged recovery.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 2, 2025

National Security

Germany's AfD party classified as 'right-wing extremist organization' by intelligence agency

Party leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla blasted the designation as "a serious blow to German democracy" and questioned the timing of the report's release.

By Human EventsMay 2, 2025

World

Nigel Farage hails Reform UK gains as ‘end of two-party politics’ as Labour, Conservative parties lose seats

"After tonight there’s no question, in most of the country, we are now the main opposition party to this government."

By Hayden CunninghamMay 3, 2025

World

TikTok fined €530 million by EU regulator for sending user data to China

“TikTok failed to verify, guarantee and demonstrate that the personal data of (European) users..."

By Hayden CunninghamMay 3, 2025

National Security

Mexican president rejects Trump proposal to allow US troops to fight drug cartels

"No, President Trump, our territory is inalienable, sovereignty is inalienable."

By Hayden CunninghamMay 4, 2025

World

Iranian men arrested in UK over London terror plot

"We understand the public may be concerned and as always, I would ask them to remain vigilant and if they see or hear anything that concerns them, then to contact us."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 4, 2025

Culture

Brazilian police foil bomb plot targeting Lady Gaga concert in Rio

The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro said that suspects had recruited participants to attack the concert using improvised explosive devices with the goal of gaining notoriety.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 4, 2025

Politics

Romanian right-wing leader George Simion leads presidential race, faces runoff

Former Liberal Party leader Crin Antonescu and Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan each received 23 percent of the vote, leaving the second-place slot to be determined before a runoff election.

By Hayden CunninghamMay 4, 2025

World

EU denies UK access to crime and migration databases

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer previously said that he would try to expand access to EU data systems, making it a top priority.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 5, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: State broadcasters ultimately become Deep State mouthpieces and should be defunded

There is virtually no justification for continuing to fund state broadcasters.

By David KraydenMay 5, 2025

Culture

'Motivated by fear': JK Rowling slams 'cowardly' Harry Potter actors for blindly following trans ideology

The Supreme Court ruling saying trans women aren't women trigged a wave of backlash from Harry Potter actors.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 5, 2025

Politics

ARI HOFFMAN: Local governments sue Trump administration to keep funds flowing to DEI

Critics say local governments like King County have squandered billions in taxpayer dollars with little to show for it.

By Ari HoffmanMay 5, 2025

World

'Freedom Flotilla' ship intending to run Israeli blockade of Gaza targeted in drone strike before Greta Thunberg could join crew

"The moment we confirm it’s humanitarian aid for Gaza, we will take care of the repairs," Malta's prime minister said.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 5, 2025

Politics

BREAKING: Romanian PM resigns after nationalist surge in presidential election, clearing way for eurosceptic Simion

Simion, who leads a right-wing eurosceptic party, captured 40.9 percent of the vote. He is now headed for a run-off on May 18 against Nicusor Dan, the liberal mayor of Bucharest.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 5, 2025

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