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Faith & Family

Melbourne man charged with arson after setting fire to synagogue with worshippers inside

Police arrested 34-year-old Angelo Loras in connection with the incident.

By Human EventsJul 7, 2025

Opinion

LARRY WARD: AI has severe TDS, but President Trump can cure it

President Trump could issue an executive order requiring any AI system used by or contracted with the federal government to demonstrate that it has paid for training data from across the political spectrum at equal market rates.

By Larry WardJul 7, 2025

National Security

CHARLIE KIRK: Trump must say NO to amnesty for illegal immigrants in hospitality, agriculture

“Amnesty is a red line."

By Human EventsJul 7, 2025

National Security

Deliveroo driver Muhammad Khan gets just 12 months for sexual assault of customer who ordered groceries—victim miscarried days later

“This was a horrendous and shocking incident and our thoughts are with the victim. The safety of our customers is our top priority and we have a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment or assault."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 7, 2025

World

Netanyahu nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize

Netanyahu praised Trump’s leadership, particularly highlighting the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations during Trump’s first term in office.

By Ari HoffmanJul 8, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Say 'no' to amnesty—Trump must not repeat Reagan's mistake

Without the illegal labor, they will be forced to adapt to new technologies, efficiencies, and, as has already been demonstrated, the Americans who will indeed take those jobs.

By Rod ThomsonJul 8, 2025

World

Swiss pool bans visitors from France, foreigners after harassment of young girls

The pool is now limited to Swiss citizens and holders of valid settlement or work permits.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 8, 2025

Opinion

TENNESSEE STATE REP LEE REEVES: President Trump is our quarterback, and I’m running for Congress to advance his America First game plan

I’m Lee Reeves, and I’m running for Congress to help President Trump finish the job he started.

By Tennessee State Representative Lee ReevesJul 8, 2025

National Security

Trump to send new defensive weapons to Ukraine

The Pentagon reportedly paused shipments due to concerns over the impact on US reserves.

By Human EventsJul 8, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Trump's swift aid in Texas is a stark contrast to Biden's pathetic Helene response

False narrative psyops will continue throughout the second Trump presidency, but Americans can see through this grifting leftist charade.

By Kenny CodyJul 9, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Tragedy in Texas reminds us that the American spirit is what makes us great

In this crisis, we've seen the true character of Texas—a people rooted in faith and filled with courage, compassion, and sacrifice.

By Daniel HayworthJul 9, 2025

National Security

King Charles rebrands illegal immigration as 'irregular migration' during banquet with French President Macron

“Our security seervices and police will go further still to protect us against the profound challenges of terrorism, organized crime, cyber attacks and of course irregular migration.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 9, 2025

National Security

Greece freezes asylum claims from North Africans amid spike in migrant landings on southern islands

“Greece will suspend the examination of asylum applications, initially for three months, for those arriving in Greece from North Africa by sea."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 9, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Biden white knighted for Hillary Clinton by prosecuting Douglass Mackey but meme warriors never say die

Mackey was forced to do legal battle for his freedom over a grudge harbored by Clinton, Biden, and lackey AG Merrick Garland.

By Libby EmmonsJul 10, 2025

World

India considers surveilling insular island tribe who hates, kills outsiders

Officials are given the tall task of determine how to include the tribe without risking violence or exposing them to disease.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 10, 2025

World

Prince Andrew cleared to travel again after FBI closes Epstein file: report

Andrew, once nicknamed “Air Miles Andy” due to his frequent taxpayer-funded travel, stopped nearly all international trips amid fallout from the Epstein scandal.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 10, 2025

Opinion

ALLEN MASHBURN: The IRS 'exemption' allowing politics from the pulpit isn't enough, the Johnson Amendment must be repealed

A fleeting IRS nod isn’t peace—it’s a trap.

By Allen MashburnJul 10, 2025

World

German retailer hosts pole dancing event for children featuring male stripper in G-string

Tickets could be purchased in advance through an online provider, which also offered youth tickets.

By Katie DaviscourtJul 11, 2025

World

REVEALED: Foreign nationals commit more crimes than native born in Germany

In street crimes—like robbery, assault, and harassment—Germans had a rate of 168 per 100,000. Syrians and Afghans scored 1,291 and 1,218, respectively.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 11, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Zohran Mamdani's worst idea is queering the police

It is the latest stand-in for being down with the struggle, insert-and-play drivel for the eternal conflict inherent in the Marxist hive.

By Rod ThomsonJul 11, 2025

Opinion

MADISON CAMPBELL: Vertical integration in healthcare means better care for patients

Vertical integration—bringing together insurers, care providers, hospitals, pharmacies, and clinics—offers a new model that improves coordination, drives better outcomes, and lowers the cost and burden patients face.

By Madison CampbellJul 11, 2025

World

NATO countries to buy US weapons to deliver to Ukraine

"We’re sending weapons to NATO, and NATO is paying for those weapons, 100 percent."

By Human EventsJul 12, 2025

World

Irish police investigate 'hate incident' of migrant boat burned in effigy

"Police are investigating this hate incident."

By Human EventsJul 12, 2025

World

Armed robbers steal millions in gold, silver from Mexican mining shipments

The attackers reportedly assaulted the driver and security guards, then held them hostage for 90 minutes.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJul 12, 2025

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