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Culture

LGBTQ Youth Scotland encourages 'cutting' minors to use 'clean razor blades': whistleblower

"I think it's reckless to suggest to a mentally ill young person that they should be using clean razor blades," the volunteer said.

By Katie DaviscourtMar 25, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and RICHARD BARIS: The collapse of the biased polling industry is something to celebrate

"Donald Trump was always going to win. Anyone who found otherwise was either lying, bad at their job, or just hedging because they’re a coward."

By Human EventsMar 25, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: MAGA should embrace the 'Brutal American' label

Our concentration must always put America first, as brutally and honestly as possible.

By Kenny CodyMar 25, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Let Maher kowtow to Trump

"Actually, this engagement is just another stage in the evolution of Maher from progressive smartass to commonsense liberal."

By David KraydenMar 25, 2025

World

BREAKING: Ukraine, Russia agree to Black Sea ceasefire after US-led peace talks in Saudi Arabia

If fully implemented, this agreement would represent the most concrete progress toward a broader ceasefire, a key objective the U.S. has been advocating since President Donald Trump’s return to office.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 25, 2025

World

Taliban excludes bride from her own wedding ceremony, celebrations

Unlike traditional Islamic weddings where both the bride and groom participate, the Taliban-led ceremony excluded the bride entirely.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 25, 2025

Culture

World Athletics to require cheek swab genetic testing to enter female competition

Athletes seeking to compete in women’s events would have to take the test just once to determine that they do not possess the SRY gene, which determines the male sex in humans.

By Hannah NightingaleMar 25, 2025

Faith & Family

Italian doctors considered letting Pope Francis die during hospital stay

Francis was hospitalized for 38 days, his longest stay since becoming pope. Doctors said he faced multiple breathing crises, two of which were life-threatening.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 25, 2025

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC and JOSHUA LISEC: The 'Unhumans' celebrate everything that is ugly in society

“Destroying our stuff, Teslas, taking our rights, the J6 political prisoners, and then taking our lives, and that is the celebration of the murder of the United Healthcare CEO.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 24, 2025

Faith & Family

Christian UK nurse takes legal action after NHS disciplined her for refusing to call racist, trans pedophile 'she'

Melle, now supported by the Christian Legal Centre, is taking legal action against the Trust for harassment, discrimination, and human rights violations.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 24, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Democrats’ Gen Z problem isn’t about podcasts, it’s about results

Young Americans aren't laughing at the gaffes; they're rejecting the incompetence behind them.

By Austin PetersenMar 24, 2025

Opinion

BONNER COHEN: EPA’s Zeldin unshackles American energy potential

The green policies facing a partial or complete rollback by Zeldin’s team are among the most controversial measures adopted under Biden and Obama.

By Bonner CohenMar 24, 2025

Faith & Family

Pope Francis makes first public appearance after being discharged from Rome hospital

On Sunday, the Vatican released a short message from the pope in which he expressed gratitude to his doctors for their "tireless care."

By Human EventsMar 23, 2025

World

Sweden, Norway, Netherlands seek to get back $15 million they gave now-shuttered USAID for overseas projects

“It’s a concern for us, especially as we want our partner organizations to be compensated for the work they have put into the programs."

By Hayden CunninghamMar 23, 2025

Faith & Family

UK primary school cancels Easter celebrations to 'respect diverse religious beliefs'

“By not holding specific religious celebrations, we aim to create a more inclusive atmosphere that honours and respects the beliefs of all our children and their families."

By Hayden CunninghamMar 23, 2025

Faith & Family

BREAKING: Pope to be discharged from hospital Sunday in 'stable condition'

“The Holy Father will be discharged from tomorrow in stable clinical condition with a prescription to partially continue drug therapy and a convalescence and rest period of at least two months."

By Thomas StevensonMar 22, 2025

World

NATO to urge Europe, Canada to boost military stockpiles by 30%: report

The alliance is discussing new military capability targets to update those set before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

By Hayden CunninghamMar 22, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: Democrats see themselves as heroes for attacking Elon Musk, but it's just a page out of the Leftist playbook

"If you understand leftism from their perspective, this all makes sense."

By Human EventsMar 21, 2025

World

American man held in Afghanistan for over 2 years released

"Today, after two and a half years of captivity in Afghanistan, Delta Airlines mechanic George Glezmann is on his way to be reunited with his wife, Aleksandra."

By Human EventsMar 21, 2025

World

UK bill committee rejects opt-out for hospices on assisted suicide

"I think there will be many people who don’t want to live in communities in which that practice takes place."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 21, 2025

World

Dutch city uses online 'fish doorbell' to help migrating fish move through locks

"I guess the combination of a good cause, a beautiful story, and just a simple idea generates all this attention.”

By Human EventsMar 21, 2025

Opinion

MARK IVANYO: JFK files release embodies rejection of the deep state

The initial release of the JFK Files begins this much-deserved housecleaning that will put America on a trajectory toward Constitutional rule-of-law governance.

By Mark IvanyoMar 21, 2025

Opinion

REMILIA REVIEWS: Harmony Korine's 'Baby Invasion' and the weaponization of innocence

"It's horror. What they're doing is horrible but they're also so cute. So adorable to watch."

By Michael DragovicMar 21, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC and GAVIN WAX: Hyper-globalization has left American cities broken, enriched foreign nations

"It’s because of wealth transfer."

By Human EventsMar 20, 2025

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