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Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Trans Ideology KILLS—we have to stop pretending it doesn’t

People who gravitate toward gender ideology are already struggling psychologically. They are offered the false promise that affirmation, hormones, and surgery will heal their distress.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerFeb 19, 2026

World

French mayor moves to block memorial march for slain Catholic Quentin Deranque who was beaten to death by Antifa

"In a context of particularly intense national and local tensions since the death of Quentin Deranque, and faced with the real risk of violent unrest."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 19, 2026

World

Trump commits $10 billion to Board of Peace at inaugural meeting, 2,000 Gazans apply for new police force

"It’s called the Board of Peace, and it’s all about an easy word to say, but a hard word to produce — peace."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 19, 2026

Opinion

LARRY KUDLOW: Fed hooey (2012)

If you buy into the Fed’s argument, it will inject cash in return for new bond purchases. Then it’s going to take the cash out by selling Treasury bills to the very same dealers who bought the bonds.

By Larry KudlowFeb 19, 2026

World

Former Prince Andrew released from police custody after arrest, still under investigation

Andrew, who turned 66 on Thursday, was arrested after a "thorough assessment," police said.

By Human EventsFeb 19, 2026

Faith & Family

Vatican rejects 'Board of Peace' invite from Trump, appeals to United Nations to handle matter

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, said the pope "will not participate in the Board of Peace due to its particular nature, which is clearly not that of other states.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 18, 2026

World

JACK POSOBIEC: Trump is losing patience with Iran

"Axios is coming out, huge report saying that Trump is very close to ordering a military strike on Iran. A Trump advisor says the boss is losing patience."

By Human EventsFeb 18, 2026

World

UK regulator bans anti-harassment campaign ad showing black teen as aggressor, claims it perpetuates 'harmful stereotype'

The short video showed the girl being verbally harassed by the black teen, while a white teenage boy sat next to her, boxing her in.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 18, 2026

World

US inches toward war with Iran with military build-up in Middle East

The Trump administration has become known for strategic, quick, military actions. A fight with Iran would likely be a longer, more drawn-out affair.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 18, 2026

Media

Australian judge exposes female arsonist who used AI to write court-mandated 'remorse' letters

"Is it clear these letters were generated by A.I."

By Human EventsFeb 18, 2026

World

Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Geneva collapse after Zelensky complains US ask for concessions is 'not fair' on second day after less than 2 hours

The head of Russia's delegation, Vladimir Medinsky, told Russian state media that Wednesday’s talks were "difficult, but business-like."

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 18, 2026

Opinion

TERRY SCHILLING: Trump, McMahon just delivered another higher education victory

Competition and student choice foster innovation and produce better outcomes.

By Terry SchillingFeb 18, 2026

Opinion

ARI HOFFMAN: Democrats only love dead kids

Balloons and flowers at the bus stop. That's it. As if that'll prevent the next one.

By Ari HoffmanFeb 18, 2026

World

9 far-left militants arrested in beating death of French Christian nationalist student Quentin Deranque

Police said tensions escalated around 6:40 pm when opposing groups gathered. Roughly 50 people were involved.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 17, 2026

National Security

Spain's socialist government to legalize 1 MILLION illegal immigrants

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had earlier stated that roughly 500,000 illegal migrants would benefit from the plan.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 17, 2026

World

Labour MP demands UK pay BILLIONS in 'colonial reparations' over transatlantic slave trade

Britain, which at its empire’s height controlled roughly a quarter of Africa, formally outlawed the slave trade in the early 18th century

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 17, 2026

Media

LIBBY EMMONS to JACK POSOBIEC: Legacy media refuses to report on the trans mass shooter epidemic

"They’re not wanting to say that the person who has committed these acts of mass horrific violence are trans."

By Jack PosobiecFeb 17, 2026

World

Trump admin reaches out to help Alabama women targeted in Belgium anti-ICE knife attack

"We took her on the trip to celebrate her 13th birthday, and we thank God we are still here to do that.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 17, 2026

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: James Van Der Beek’s greatest role wasn’t in Hollywood, it was fatherhood

Van Der Beek loved being a family man, not an actor.

By Nicole RussellFeb 17, 2026

Opinion

CHRISTIANE EMERY: Why commitment wasn't dead this Valentine's Day

Commitment isn’t rare because people don’t want it. It’s rare because it doesn’t thrive in seasonal, disposable, hyper-visual cultures.

By Christiane EmeryFeb 17, 2026

World

UK imam convicted of child sexual abuse after claiming ‘supernatural powers’

54-year-old Abdul Halim Khan abused multiple women and girls between 2004 and 2015 while serving in East London. Some victims were as young as 12 years old.

By Human EventsFeb 17, 2026

Culture

New UK 'Islamophobia' definition may be backdoor blasphemy law: Free Speech Union

Parliament abolished the common law offenses of blasphemy and blasphemous libel in England and Wales in 2008.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 16, 2026

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC: Finally, DHS is targeting anti-ICE networks—It's time someone took action

"We need to disrupt these networks. We need to shut down the networks of anarchists operating in this country. We need to hit them where it hurts."

By Human EventsFeb 16, 2026

World

Zelensky ally captured trying to flee Ukraine amid corruption probe

Halushchenko was captured by authorities from a train at the border.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 16, 2026

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