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World

North Korea’s new warship capsizes during launch as Kim Jong Un blames 'criminal negligence'

South Korean defense officials confirmed the vessel is now lying on its side in the water.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 23, 2025

Opinion

LARRY WARD: Let Ed Martin cook: The right man to expose government weaponization

With Ed Martin leading the charge, I am more confident that the truth will prevail.

By Larry WardMay 23, 2025

World

South Africa laments $430 MILLION budget shortfall after Trump pulls US funds

Earlier this year, the Trump administration pulled around $436 million in HIV treatment funding and prevention in South Africa which was funded through USAID.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 23, 2025

World

Woman arrested for knife attack injuring at least 12 in Germany

Police identified the suspect only as a 39-year-old woman and believe that she acted alone.

By Katie DaviscourtMay 23, 2025

Faith & Family

Turkey weighs its citizens in public as officials tell them to slim down

Those found with a BMI over 25 are referred to state-run health centers and offered free nutritional counseling.

By Hayden CunninghamMay 24, 2025

World

Russia, Ukraine exchange hundreds of prisoners after attack on Kyiv

"Our goal is to bring back every Ukrainian in Russian captivity," said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

By Hayden CunninghamMay 24, 2025

World

South African political leader leads crowd in chant to kill white farmers days after Trump, Ramaphosa White House meeting

Courts in South Africa lifted a temporary ban on the chant in 2010, ruling it was not hate speech based on its historical context.

By Human EventsMay 25, 2025

National Security

Japan takes cue from US to increase vetting of visas to combat illegal immigration

The system, modeled after the US Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), will be operational by fiscal year 2028.

By Human EventsMay 25, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: A World War II soldier remembered: The story of my great uncle

This Memorial Day, take a moment to think of a young man from Kansas City who died in a war he didn't start, in a country he'd never been to, for the freedom of people he'd never met.

By Austin PetersenMay 26, 2025

World

JUST IN: Man arrested after plowing car into pedestrians during Liverpool parade

It was not immediately clear how many were injured from the attack.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 26, 2025

World

French President Macron shoved by wife as they land in Vietnam, team downplays it as 'harmless squabble'

"It's a moment of togetherness. No more was needed to feed the mills of the conspiracy theorists," a source told French news agency AFP.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 26, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Kash Patel is right—Canada must stop the flow of fentanyl into the US

Privately, a lot of Canadians are thanking Patel and Hoekstra for the reality check.

By David KraydenMay 27, 2025

World

Jack Posobiec tells CPAC Poland 'we have the truth on our side'

"But what do we have on our side? We have the truth. We have the truth on our side."

By Hannah NightingaleMay 27, 2025

World

Jack Posobiec tells CPAC 'Poland will defeat Marxism every single time'

“Poland is not yet lost, and neither is the West and Western civilization—because Poland is not just a place on a map. It’s a testament to faith, to unyielding courage... the eternal home of the Polish people.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 27, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: What Hollywood can learn from Tom Cruise and Mission Impossible

Tom Cruise is old-school Hollywood. “Final Reckoning” is reminiscent of classic blockbuster Hollywood entertainment.

By Nicole RussellMay 27, 2025

World

US Marine vet quits Gaza relief effort, says Israel not doing enough for Palestinians

A UN children’s fund spokesperson claimed Israel was not doing enough because the packages full of food and hygiene supplies were too heavy.

By Human EventsMay 27, 2025

World

South African president claims 'kill the farmer' chant not a call for 'anyone to be killed'

President Cyril Ramaphosa said the call to "kill" was protected "freedom of expression."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 27, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC and MEP DOMINIK TARKCYŃSKI: Poland's patriotism, faith, and strength are defeating wokeness and crime

"Zero terrorist attacks. That’s their data, not our data."

By Jack PosobiecMay 27, 2025

World

Top Hamas commander Mohammad Sinwar killed in Gaza strike: Netanyahu

The announcement follows earlier speculation that Sinwar had been fatally wounded in a targeted Israeli airstrike on May 14.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 28, 2025

Opinion

BRILYN HOLLYHAND: The left lost young men—now they're paying consultants millions to tell them why

Let's get one thing straight: no amount of polling, focus groups, or think-tank memos is going to win back the respect of my generation

By Brilyn HollyhandMay 28, 2025

Opinion

RUDY TAKALA: Is Uber providing a safe harbor for illegal migrants?

These people have a vested interest in seeing the United States fail.

By Rudy TakalaMay 28, 2025

National Security

Andrew and Tristan Tate charged with rape, human trafficking in the UK

Andrew Tate faces charges that include rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking, and controlling prostitution for gain.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 28, 2025

World

US reps demand EU head answer for 'interference' in Polish elections

"Obama, Soros, and the Globalist Left are trying to rig Poland’s presidential election. The EU shouldn’t sit silent just because it stands to benefit from this interference."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 28, 2025

Opinion

Marco Rubio's crackdown on visas is America First in action

We secure international waters with our military might, ensuring the free flow of goods around the world. We maintain peace by deploying our military personnel to bases worldwide, serving as a deterrent.

By Daniel HayworthMay 29, 2025

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