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Faith & Family

BREAKING: Pope Francis' cause of death determined to be cerebral stroke, heart failure

Pope Francis died at 7:35 am on Monday.

By Hannah NightingaleApr 21, 2025

World

UK denies entry to French philosopher who claims western nations are replacing native populations with foreigners

The Home Office said Renaud Camus' "presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 21, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Americans voted for mass deportation—Republicans can't back down now

Republicans can't back down now.

By Human Events Editorial BoardApr 21, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Trump is all that stands between us and World War III

The flames of war are easy to ignite but difficult to extinguish.

By David KraydenApr 21, 2025

World

BREAKING: Klaus Schwab out at WEF

"I have decided to step down from the position of Chair and as a member of the Board of Trustees."

By Human EventsApr 21, 2025

Faith & Family

BREAKING: Pope Francis, first Pontiff from the Americas, dead at 88

"His entire life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and of his Church."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 21, 2025

National Security

FRONTLINES: California lets 13,000 criminal illegals walk—more ICE detainers declined than any other state

Illinois had the second-highest number of declined detainers at 2,946, followed by Virginia with 1,601.

By Frontlines StaffApr 20, 2025

National Security

FRONTLINES: ICE moves into Rikers: NYC mayor sued over deal to let agents target violent gangs

In an attempt to stop ICE from moving into Rikers Island, Mayor Adams is being sued by the New York City Council.

By Frontlines StaffApr 20, 2025

Faith & Family

REVEALED: Medieval inscriptions found at site where Jesus, Apostles held the Last Supper in Jerusalem

It is one of the more recent discoveries at the site, which has a rich history in Christianity.

By Thomas StevensonApr 19, 2025

World

Putin declares temporary 'Easter truce' in Russia-Ukraine war

"Today from 18:00 to 00:00 from Sunday to Monday, the Russian side declares an Easter truce."

By Human EventsApr 19, 2025

World

American woman who stabbed Eritrean man to death on German railway platform in self-defense spared prison term

Ball would have been facing up to 10 years in prison.

By Human EventsApr 18, 2025

Opinion

BRILYN HOLLYHAND: How Trump’s tariffs are paying off for Gen Z

Progress isn't instant, but it's real: factories are hiring, trade talks are moving, and our future looks brighter.

By Brilyn HollyhandApr 18, 2025

Opinion

REMILIA REVIEWS: A requiem for 4chan

4chan is dead. Long live 4chan.

By Michael DragovicApr 18, 2025

Economy

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni meets with Trump in White House on trade, unity

"I believe in the west's unity."

By Human EventsApr 17, 2025

Opinion

MARK IVANYO: Karmelo Anthony and the lucrative market for anti-white hate

The Anthony debacle should give conservatives a signal that ignoring these cultural problems will result in imminent peril.

By Mark IvanyoApr 17, 2025

Opinion

JULIO RIVERA: How DOGE cuts will affect cybersecurity

With DOGE making pronounced cuts across several security agencies, the cyber sector will likely feel the squeeze.

By Julio RiveraApr 17, 2025

World

Women’s rights activist in Australia faces court over 'misgendering' biological male players in women’s soccer

An Australian women’s rights campaigner is facing two criminal accusations for “misgendering” after speaking out against male athletes playing in women’s soccer leagues.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 17, 2025

Economy

JACK POSOBIEC and OREN CASS: Trump's trade agenda aims to separate China from US allies

"They need to be on the outside looking in."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 16, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Is Real ID a national security tool or a trojan horse for tyranny?

If history has taught us anything, it is that government power, once claimed, is rarely surrendered.

By Austin PetersenApr 16, 2025

Opinion

JUDGE PHIL GINN: Why religious freedom still matters in America

It is imperative that this freedom of our faith given to us by God—not our government—should not be infringed upon by any earthly power.

By Judge Phil GinnApr 16, 2025

World

Tommy Robinson to remain in solitary confinement for entire 18-month sentence, court rules

“As expected, the corrupt judiciary has just ruled that Tommy Robinson will remain in solitary confinement for his full sentence for a civil offence. We'll reiterate, if Tommy had committed a criminal offence, he would have been released months ago!”

By Human EventsApr 16, 2025

World

BREAKING: UK Supreme Court rules trans women are not women

"The unanimous decision of this court is that the definition of the terms woman and sex in the Equality Act 2010 refer to a biological woman and biological sex."

By Libby EmmonsApr 16, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and GAVIN WAX: Trump and Bukele are restoring order while the left champions chaos

"He took a country that was previously the murder capital of the world and almost overnight turned it into the safest country in the Western Hemisphere.”

By Human EventsApr 15, 2025

World

Hungary bans LGBTQ public events and gatherings

The amendment also clarifies that the Hungarian constitution only recognizes two sexes: male and female.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 15, 2025

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