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World

Sudanese migrant walks free after assaulting UK train guards, threatening teens with knife

Thirty-year-old Karam Abdulkarim-Mohamed was sentenced at Poole Magistrates’ Court this week after admitting to multiple assaults, carrying a knife, and possessing cocaine.

By Human EventsOct 23, 2025

World

'Please don't hurt me': French girl, 12, begged for her life before brutal murder by Algerian migrant

The 12-year-old girl was "vaginally and anally penetrate" while she was still alive, according to the medical examiner's examinations.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 23, 2025

Opinion

DREW DIMEGLIO: Violent rhetoric from the left is more common than you think

This deeply rooted philosophy displays why this violent rhetoric, like what we have seen from Jones and from Lucy Martinez, has become so familiar.

By Drew DiMeglioOct 23, 2025

Media

JACK POSOBIEC: TPUSA went undercover in Antifa—and brought back the receipts

"This infiltration operation was a massive success—and we’ve got the information, the details, and of course, the receipts."

By Human EventsOct 22, 2025

Culture

Teen killer who stabbed classmate to death at UK school identified as Mohammed Umar Khan, sentenced to 16 years in prison

Khan’s defense argued that he "snapped" after years of bullying and fear at school.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 22, 2025

World

London cops ban nationalist parade in Muslim neighborhood over fears of 'serious disorder'

"It is our assessment that there is a realistic prospect of serious disorder if it was to go ahead in the proposed location."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 22, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: The media panic over Bari Weiss exposes their fear of change

If Weiss is already facing resistance for asking important questions about staff members' workload and their opinions, she could face an uphill climb in making a change. But it also underscores the need for change.

By Nicole RussellOct 22, 2025

Culture

Jack Posobiec SCHOOLS Harry Sisson on Piers Morgan over YR group chat: 'Show me on the doll where the meme hurt you'

"The issue, Piers, is that these violent Marxist ideologies are commonplace and they're becoming more and more increasingly common."

By Human EventsOct 22, 2025

Opinion

JOEL PEYTON: I sued a Kentucky judge to prove you can’t silence whistleblowers

We need leaders who are transparent with all of their citizens about matters in the community. What we don’t need is leaders who attempt to silence anyone who holds them accountable to the people they serve.

By Joel PeytonOct 22, 2025

Media

Met Police drop 'absurd' charges against comedy writer Graham Linehan—he intends to sue

Police had accused him of “inciting violence” on social media.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 22, 2025

Faith & Family

DR CHLOE CARMICHAEL: The victimhood industry is turning people into bullies

"One of the things I want people to understand is that if you try to silence somebody and take away their right to speak, frankly, you are the bully at that point."

By Jack PosobiecOct 21, 2025

World

‘Being a white girl is really scary at this time’: Child at UK march says she just wants to feel safe walking to school

"Because I’m scared anything’s going to happen to me. Because being a white girl is really scary at this time.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 21, 2025

Politics

Oxford Union pres-elect refuses to step down after no-confidence vote over his celebration of Charlie Kirk's death

Abaraonye said the poll was “compromised from the moment” it began.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 21, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Canada’s First Nations should accept the fact that they lost the Indian Wars

It could well be a blueprint for civil war.

By David KraydenOct 21, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: The new Christian revival makes David French 'nervous'—Good

God's hands are guiding conservatives to reclaim America in his image, and this is what is causing David French to 'stir' in his nervousness.

By Kenny CodyOct 21, 2025

World

Trump says Middle East allies will 'eradicate' Hamas if necessary, no US boots on the ground

"GREAT ALLIES in the Middle East... informed me that they would welcome the opportunity, at my request, to go into GAZA with a heavy force and 'straighten our Hamas.'"

By Human EventsOct 21, 2025

Culture

TPUSA Rutgers students tell Jack Posobiec they're being punished for exposing ‘Dr. Antifa’

“The only thing that they're doing is investigating our chapter. And, you know, even worse, they're investigating our chapter behind Megan and I's backs."

By Jack PosobiecOct 20, 2025

World

Dutch study shows immigrants from Somalia, other nations a huge tax burden while North Americans, Japanese add value

First-generation immigrants from the Horn of Africa have net costs of €606,000 over their lifetimes.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 20, 2025

Culture

UK council tells schools to avoid asking 'anxious' students questions to protect mental health

Gateshead Council told teachers they should not ask certain pupils to answer questions aloud if it causes them stress.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 20, 2025

Opinion

RC MAXWELL: Qatar must cut ties with the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamic extremists

Qatar can help eliminate an armed faction in the country by using its regional influence and wealth to help broker a lasting peace for a war-torn nation desperate for stability. But will they?

By R.C. MaxwellOct 20, 2025

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: The trans boom collapse proves it was ideological, not biological

The trend isn’t political, religious, or social-media driven. It’s psychological. As mental health improves, identity confusion collapses.

By Soad TabriziOct 20, 2025

World

Motorbike gang pulls off crown jewel heist at the Louvre in under 10 minutes

French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez on Sunday described the theft as a "major robbery" that "lasted seven minutes."

By Hayden CunninghamOct 19, 2025

World

Portugal's parliament passes ban on burqas, face coverings in public

"We are today protecting female members of parliament, your daughters, our daughters, from having to use burqas in this country one day."

By Human EventsOct 19, 2025

National Security

Prosecutors seek psychiatric care for Afghan migrant charged with stabbing attack on German toddlers

Authorities had previously attempted but failed to deport the suspect to Bulgaria, the first EU country he entered.

By Human EventsOct 18, 2025

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