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World

Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner travel to Ukraine for peace talks after meeting with Putin

"There's no such thing in the world as forever enemies or forever allies,” Kushner said.

By Hayden CunninghamSep 6, 2026

World

Germany's right-wing AfD party wins landslide in key Saxony-Anhalt amid immigration outrage

Initial exit polls on Sunday projected that AfD would win around 44.4 percent of the vote.

By Ben SellersSep 6, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Boomers just won't quit—but they should

What happens when these Boomers can no longer hold on to the reigns of power? When they are just too old and need to hand it off? Will there be anyone to take their place?

By Libby EmmonsSep 7, 2026

World

UN to promote 'Equal Earth' map that shows larger Africa over Mercator projection created for accurate navigation

The Mercator map was made for purposes of navigation, the new map is for purposes of perception.

By Hayden CunninghamSep 7, 2026

World

London's Muslim mayor celebrates turning St Paul's Cathedral into nightclub venue

St. Paul's is an Anglican cathedral that was consecrated in the year 604. Khan called it a "special landmark."

By Libby EmmonsSep 7, 2026

World

British nationalists condemned by own government for trying to stop mass migrant invasion at Portsmouth

"The British public is expected to watch it happen, pay for it, and shut up."

By Libby EmmonsSep 7, 2026

National Security

LISEC and POSOBIEC: The Charlie Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists

Lisec said Kirk’s plan for defeating young socialists placed a focus on “deportation and turning the tap of immigration flow off.”

By Hannah NightingaleSep 7, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Patriots of Portsmouth UK hold the line, Americans must follow suit

What happens if Democrats take back control of Congress or the White House?

By Libby EmmonsSep 8, 2026

World

Kenyan 'gig workers' who wrote essays for cheating international students now displaced by AI

At one point in Nairobi, some 40,000 people were writing essays for cheating international students for pay.

By Human EventsSep 8, 2026

World

Female Eiffel Tower staffers strike after being told to hide while Hindu leader visits, Paris mayor investigates

Staffers of the female persuasion were told to "make themselves invisible" while the Hindu group was there.

By Human EventsSep 8, 2026

National Security

LIBBY EMMONS and JACK POSOBIEC: Neocons squandered 9/11, globalists used it to launch a culture war

"The neocons definitely squandered 9/11. But you know who didn't squander 9/11 was the globalists."

By Jack PosobiecSep 8, 2026

Faith & Family

Gay dad influencers furious UK law doesn't recognize them both as legal parents of child conceived with egg donor, surrogate

The pair, Adam Frisby and Jamie Corbett, post about being two gay dads and share many photos of their baby girl on Instagram.

By Libby EmmonsSep 9, 2026

World

Judge takes pity on 20-something UK activists who vandalized Picasso for Gaza, slaps them with community service

"I have regard to your respective ages, you both being in your early twenties at the time of this offense."

By Libby EmmonsSep 9, 2026

National Security

Trump says Iran war will end after election, gas prices will get under $2 gallon

"I think it's very easy to explain to America," he said, "All you have to do is say 'will you let Iran have a nuclear weapon' and the answer is 'no.'"

By Libby EmmonsSep 9, 2026

Politics

BRYAN POSTHUMUS to JACK POSOBIEC: Michigan Senate race is a battle of 'common sense versus socialism'

"We are in a battle of common sense versus socialism. Common sense versus terrorist sympathizing. That’s the battle we’re in here in Michigan."

By Hayden CunninghamSep 10, 2026

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: It's been one year since the assassination of Charlie Kirk and America is way worse off

It's been ugly. It's been bad for friendships. It's been horrible for the movement.

By Human Events Editorial BoardSep 10, 2026

National Security

Trump admin designates Ecuadorian drug cartel that stormed TV studio a terrorist organization

"These groups became more powerful than governments in many cases. And if you don't confront these groups, they will eat countries alive."

By Human EventsSep 10, 2026

World

Women of Piddington beg UK Parliament not to move thousands of single male migrants to tiny village

"Life as we know it will be destroyed. We will not feel safe walking out streets. We are already living in fear."

By Human EventsSep 10, 2026

Opinion

NEVER GIVE UP: Charlie Kirk's example still lives

How quickly time passes.

By Raw Egg NationalistSep 11, 2026

Culture

Giggle for Girls denied appeal with Australian High Court after trans male Roxy Tickle sued over discrimination

"I will never stop fighting," Grover said. "Men are not women."

By Libby EmmonsSep 11, 2026

World

British Parliament rejects euthanasia bill in 286 to 270 vote

US states Oregon, California, New York, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Montana, New Jersey, Washington, Vermont, and the District of Columbia allow some form of assisted suicide.

By Human EventsSep 11, 2026

Faith & Family

POSOBIEC: Radical Islamists started a civilization fight with the US, and we killed our own civilization in the aftermath

"And more importantly, we killed our own civilization in the aftermath. We said Islam is a religion of peace."

By Hannah NightingaleSep 11, 2026

World

Trump says unified Ireland would be ‘fantastic’ during visit to Dublin

“I don’t want to cause any problem. I will tell you, I’d love to see it unified.”

By Hayden CunninghamSep 12, 2026

National Security

Eritrean illegal immigrant released in UK after attempted rape arrested again for new rape charge

In February of 2019, Meles was cleared of rape but convicted of attempted rape after a jury found that he had taken advantage of a “heavily intoxicated” woman at a house party.

By Hayden CunninghamSep 12, 2026

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