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Opinion

JACQUELINE TOBOROFF: NYC's education boss is determined to sweep antisemitic attacks under the rug

NYC Education Chancellor David Banks is now treating riots that result in attacks on Jewish teachers as nothing more than an excuse for more "social justice."

By Jacqueline ToboroffDec 4, 2023

World

Conor McGregor appears to tease presidential run in Ireland

"Ireland, your president."

By Jessica BarshisDec 4, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Biden's climate alarmists will sacrifice real people's needs on the altar of the 'green' agenda

The real point of the green agenda isn't really alternate energy; it's social engineering to make the poor obey their "betters."

By Libby EmmonsDec 4, 2023

Faith & Family

4 dead, 50 injured in Islamic State-claimed blast at Catholic Church in Philippines

“It is possible that what happened this morning was a retaliatory attack."

By Sara HigdonDec 4, 2023

World

British children still being given puberty blockers for gender dysphoria after NHS vowed to stop

In 2022, the NHS said puberty blockers should only be prescribed as part of clinical trials "due to the significant uncertainties surrounding the use of hormone treatments."

By Katie DaviscourtDec 4, 2023

World

Saudi Arabian trans refugee pleads guilty to ‘religiously aggravated harassment’ after displaying antisemitic sign in London

Davis claimed to not known what the sign said because it was written in English.

By Sara HigdonDec 3, 2023

Faith & Family

MORGAN ZEGERS: Supreme Court rejects request to halt injunction on law prohibiting minors at drag shows

Hamburger Mary’s, a restaurant hosting “family-friendly” drag shows, challenged the law by arguing it violates their First Amendment rights.

By Morgan ZegersDec 3, 2023

World

New Notre Dame spire emerges on Paris skyline for first time since 2019 fire

The re-built oak spire will be visible "before Christmas."

By Sara HigdonDec 3, 2023

World

BREAKING: Terror attack in Paris near Eiffel Tower, 1 killed, 2 injured by knife and hammer-wielding man yelling 'Allahu Akbar'

Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab, 26, has a history of radical Islamism and is known to police.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 3, 2023

Culture

ERIN ELMORE: Feds investigate sexual harassment incident involving trans-identified male in female Wisconsin locker room

Four female freshmen claim to have been sexually harassed by a male student identifying as a transgender female who exposed his genitalia to the young girls while undressing in the women’s locker room.

By Erin ElmoreDec 2, 2023

Politics

JOBOB: Newsom allocates $300 million to clear homeless encampments along California roads

This will include highways, park and rides, and bike paths.

By JobobDec 2, 2023

Media

BBC radio host claims having 'too many white colleagues' at work affects his mental health

"It’s really affecting me that I walk in and all I see is white people."

By Jessica BarshisDec 1, 2023

World

Russia bans all LGBTQ advocacy, labels it part of an 'extremist' organization

A conviction for participating in an "extremist" organization carries a maximum sentence of six years in jail.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 1, 2023

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: RIP Henry Kissinger, who won one Cold War, and lost another

Kissinger foresaw most trends in the foreign policy world, but remained woefully blind to domestic threats to America.

By Human Events Editorial BoardDec 1, 2023

World

Israeli intelligence aware of plans for Hamas massacre a year before attacks: report

“I utterly refute that the scenario is imaginary," Officer "V" said.

By Human EventsDec 1, 2023

Opinion

KIRK CAMERON: It’s time for an alternative to Scholastic, the nation’s leading purveyor of woke children’s books

Scholastic is using its wholesome image of yesteryear to poison young minds with propaganda; it's time to fight back.

By Kirk CameronDec 1, 2023

World

ARI HOFFMAN AFTER VIEWING THE OCT 7 MASSACRE FOOTAGE: 'We cannot share a planet with these creatures, these barbarians...'

"They must be eradicated from the earth and sent to the dustbin of history. No ceasefire, no stopping, until Hamas, Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and all the other terrorist groups are wiped off the face of the earth."

By Ari HoffmanDec 1, 2023

World

BREAKING: Argentina will NOT be joining BRICS under new Milei administration

Diana Mondino will serve as newly elected Javier Milei's foreign minister once he is sworn in on December 10.

By Jessica BarshisNov 30, 2023

Opinion

CRAIG RUCKER: UN reshuffling old climate alarmist song-and-dance at #COP28

The "Conference of the Parties" conference will simply offer one more excuse for climate alarmists to attack the US, pat themselves on the back, and then turn a blind eye to the fact that their own hosts are polluters.

By Craig RuckerNov 30, 2023

World

Two teens arrested for plotting Islamist terrorist attack at German Christmas market

The plans included using fuel to blow up a small truck.

By Katie DaviscourtNov 30, 2023

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Javier Milei shows Trumpism has gone global

It is undeniable that Trumpism works not only in national politics in the United States but in international electoral success as well.

By Kenny CodyNov 30, 2023

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Here's why Javier Milei is a hero

Milei's broadsides against "sh** leftists," and his willingness to smash the Overton Window for the sake of his people, are things we can all learn from.

By Austin PetersenNov 30, 2023

World

London cancels Chanukah celebration after days of anti-Israel protests

"We believe it would be unwise to move forward with the installation which could risk further inflaming tensions."

By Jessica BarshisNov 30, 2023

World

BREAKING: Irish singer Shane MacGowan dead at 65

MacGowan’s spokesperson confirmed that he "died peacefully at 3:30 am this morning (30 November) with his wife and sister by his side."

By Hannah NightingaleNov 30, 2023

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