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Faith & Family

Two Muslim teens sentenced in rape of 12-year-old Jewish girl in France

According to the judge, the girl “would not have been raped if she had not been Jewish.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 15, 2025

Opinion

The biggest winner in the Middle East right now is 'Strategic Genius' Trump, but neocons want to make him the biggest loser

Trump has stayed the course of America first, Americans first, and keeping America safe.

By Human Events Editorial BoardJun 14, 2025

World

Netanyahu says first strikes on Iran ‘nothing compared’ to what comes next

"We will hit every site and every target of the Ayatollahs' regime, and what they have felt so far is nothing compared with what they will be handed in the coming days."

By Hayden CunninghamJun 14, 2025

World

Somali 'asylum seeker' sentenced to 8 months in jail in Ireland for ejaculating on Irish woman in broad daylight

He ejaculated on a woman while traveling on the Luas Busaras train in Ireland.

By Katie DaviscourtJun 13, 2025

World

BREAKING: Explosions heard in Israel as Iran launches retaliation strikes

Missiles were launched from Iran at Israel in a retaliatory attack.

By Thomas StevensonJun 13, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: The Left thinks they're Jean Valjean to Trump's Javert, but they've got the roles inverted

Everything the Left and Democrats previously stood for has been inverted to be the opposite.

By Libby EmmonsJun 13, 2025

World

Israel intercepts over 100 Iranian drones launched in counterstrike

IDF Spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin confirmed that Iran launched over 100 drones at Israel during the early morning hours.

By Ari HoffmanJun 13, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Israel’s strike on Iran is decisive, but (probably) not World War III

The specter of global war is overstated; this is a regional conflict, not a prelude to apocalypse.

By Daniel HayworthJun 13, 2025

World

Israel hits Tehran with 'preemptive strikes', expects retaliation in 'immediate future'

"Following the State of Israel's preemptive strike against Iran, a missile and drone attack against the State of Israel and its civilian population is expected in the immediate future."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 13, 2025

World

Air India flight crashes after takeoff for Gatwick, over 240 feared dead

The flight was carrying 242 people, including 169 Indian nationals, 53 Britons, 7 Portuguese citizens, and 1 Canadian. One survivor "was disoriented with multiple injuries all over his body," but "seems to be out of danger."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 12, 2025

World

Egypt detains over 200 international pro-Palestinian activists who flew in to stage march on Gaza

"After interrogations, some were arrested and others were released."

By Human EventsJun 12, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Dems back anti-ICE, anti-American riots—the rest of us want law and order

This is all part of their next-level revolution, similar to what was attempted during the George Floyd riots.

By Rod ThomsonJun 12, 2025

Opinion

LORRIE POSOBIEC: My family was swatted on Christmas—twice

These incidents show how, even if you think you’re being careful, you shouldn’t get complacent about privacy and security in your home.

By Lorrie PosobiecJun 12, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Musk-Trump feud shows GOP can argue and still come out on top

There are a lot of excellent provisions in the bill, like extending the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and reforming deductions for small businesses. It will help Americans, to be sure. But it doesn’t go far enough to cut extraneous spending and curb the national deficit, which is massive.

By Nicole RussellJun 12, 2025

Culture

JACK POSOBIEC and LARRY WARD: AI companies have 'plundered all of our intellectual property'

"The Disney attorney said piracy is piracy—and he’s right. AI companies have basically plundered copyrighted material from publications."

By Human EventsJun 11, 2025

World

US begins evacuation of embassy staff, military families from Middle East as tensions with Iran rise

On Wednesday, the UK maritime trade operations office warned of "increased tensions" in the region that "could lead to an escalation of military activity."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 11, 2025

Opinion

LARRY WARD: AI is not a technology—It is a synthetic entity

This distinction is not semantic—it is foundational to the future of human civilization.

By Larry WardJun 11, 2025

Culture

10 dead in Austria's worst school shooting in modern history, former student takes own life after committing massacre

The attacker has been identified as a 21-year-old Austrian male and former student of the school.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 10, 2025

Opinion

LEE STEINHAUER: US-Japan steel deal is a huge win for Trump and America

Initially proposed as an outright takeover of US Steel by Nippon Steel, President Trump is now presenting it as a partnership between the two companies and, in many ways, between their respective nations.

By Lee SteinhauerJun 10, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Anti-ICE is the latest facet of the Left’s one riot to destroy the West

The left is panicking, and their immigrant army has been activated ahead of schedule.

By Daniel HayworthJun 10, 2025

World

Israel sends Greta Thunberg home to Sweden after Gaza-bound boat intercepted

Israel’s Foreign Ministry said the aid, consisting of baby formula and medicine, would be sent to Gaza through "real humanitarian channels."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 10, 2025

World

IDF showed Greta Thunberg Hamas' footage of Oct 7 massacre after intercepting Gaza aid 'selfie yacht'—she refused to watch

"There are ways to deliver aid to the Gaza Strip — they do not involve Instagram selfies."

By Ari HoffmanJun 10, 2025

Opinion

REP DAN CRENSHAW: Mexico's cartels are terrorist insurgents—we need a strategy on how to deal with them

The United States simply cannot allow Mexico, our neighbor and largest trading partner, to devolve into a failed narco-state.

By Rep. Dan CrenshawJun 10, 2025

World

CHARLIE KIRK: Mexico's President Sheinbaum is a bigger threat to Americans than Vladimir Putin

“Meanwhile, here’s what I will tell you, while DC is so worried about Vladimir Putin, that he’s the worst person ever, I guarantee you someone in your neighbourhood has died from fentanyl sourced from Mexico.”

By Human EventsJun 9, 2025

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