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National Security

Tens of thousands join Australian rallies opposing mass immigration

Melbourne witnessed confrontations when participants from the anti-immigration march crossed paths with a separate pro-Palestine rally.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 31, 2025

World

Driver kills one, injures 5 after intentionally ramming car into crowd at wine bar in France

Two men, including the driver, and a woman were taken into custody. Prosecutors said further arrests are still possible.

By Human EventsAug 30, 2025

World

Prominent Ukrainian politician Andriy Parubiy fatally shot in Lviv

The gunman fired several shots at Parubiy around noon, killing him instantly before fleeing the scene. A manhunt is underway to locate the suspect.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 30, 2025

World

Finland removes swastikas from Air Force flags despite it predating Nazi Germany

"We could have continued with this flag, but sometimes awkward situations can arise with foreign visitors."

By Human EventsAug 29, 2025

Culture

Trans volunteer with Met Police found guilty of raping girl under 13

He has been suspended from the Metropolitan Police force. His sentencing is to follow.

By Human EventsAug 29, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: The Minneapolis Catholic school massacre is a hate crime against Christians

The shooter's motive was obvious.

By Nicole RussellAug 29, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Pat Buchanan’s 40 year fight for America First deserves Medal of Freedom

West Virginia Rep. Riley Moore is urging President Trump to give the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Buchanan, and he's right.

By Rod ThomsonAug 29, 2025

Opinion

TRAVIS VERNIER: Cracker Barrel controversy sends needed message to wokesters inside classic corporations

Cracker Barrel's rebrand is cultural vandalism.

By Travis VernierAug 29, 2025

Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Minnesota massacre shows gender transition doesn't save lives, it takes them

Clearly "gender affirming care" didn't save Westman's life. It doesn't save anyone's life.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerAug 28, 2025

World

Pope Leo XIV joins Jerusalem patriarchs in demanding ceasefire, end to Gaza conflict

“I appeal for all hostages to be freed, a permanent ceasefire to be reached, the safe entry of humanitarian aid to be facilitated, and humanitarian law to be fully respected."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 28, 2025

National Security

Mexican president demands US share $15 BILLION from convicted cartel boss with Mexico's poor

Zambada, 77, pleaded guilty in a New York courtroom Monday to drug trafficking and murder, including overseeing the smuggling of fentanyl.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 28, 2025

Opinion

JENNIFER BILEK: The true nature of the gender industry

A society that obscures biological sex through technology, pharmaceuticals, language, and legal changes risks undermining human reproduction.

By Jennifer BilekAug 28, 2025

World

Australia expels Iranian diplomats over alleged antisemitic attacks

“Iran has sought to disguise its involvement but ASIO assesses it was behind the attacks.”

By Human EventsAug 28, 2025

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: Gender ideology failed the trans Minnesota school shooter

The carelessness and laziness of therapists who only affirm will bring an onslaught of events like this.

By Soad TabriziAug 28, 2025

Opinion

EMINA MELONIC: I got my Green Card and Trump is right—the rules are way too lax

An immigrant should not expect to continue to live the way he was used to. Ideally, he starts as a guest of the United States, acts graciously, and works toward becoming a productive citizen.

By Emina MelonicAug 28, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Elon Musk, AI porn, and the new Tower of Babel

If human beings are nothing more than highly advanced animals or primitive programmers, then our dignity, our sexuality, our reproduction, and even our consciousness can be digitized, simulated, and "improved" by machines.

By Daniel HayworthAug 27, 2025

World

Canadian woman names herself 'Miss Palestine' to compete in Miss Universe pageant

The Miss Universe Organization declined to detail how Ayoub was selected, with vice president of international relations Mario Bucaro saying only that “all applications are carefully reviewed.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 27, 2025

World

UK to allow dozens of Palestinian students to attend British schools on scholarship

Nine students will be supported through the Chevening scheme, a Starmer government-backed initiative offering one-year master’s degrees to international students.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 27, 2025

Opinion

ADAM B COLEMAN: Why Democrats are championing illegal aliens like Kilmar Abrego Garcia over Americans

These actions of being chronic political contrarians have led to this moment of making a martyr out of a foreign national who broke our immigration laws to enter this country in the first place.

By Adam B. ColemanAug 27, 2025

Faith & Family

CHARLIE KIRK: 'Reject feminism, submit to your husband, Taylor'

"Taylor Swift might go from a cat lady to a JD Vance supporter, and I think we should celebrate that."

By Human EventsAug 27, 2025

World

France in turmoil as Macron's prime minister faces ouster over debt crisis

“Only dissolution will now allow the French people to choose their destiny.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 26, 2025

World

Teen girl charged in Scotland for brandishing ax after she was caught on video screaming at migrant to stay away from her 12-year-old sister

"Don't touch little my sister, she's f*cking twelve," the girl says.

By Human EventsAug 26, 2025

Opinion

LT GEN RICK MOORE: America must secure its cybersecurity from China before it's too late

Chinese advances pose a serious threat to global cryptographic security. The United States must stay ahead of these developments to safeguard our information.

By Lieutenant General Richard Garner MooreAug 26, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Trump’s war on Venezuela’s cartels will crush narco-terror and protect American sovereignty

If Maduro and his thugs continue to contribute to the erosion of our homeland, they will be dealt with appropriately by any means the Trump Administration deems necessary.

By Kenny CodyAug 26, 2025

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