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World

Dutch leader Geert Wilders collapses government over coalition's refusal to crack down on asylum seekers

Last week, Wilders issued an ultimatum to the government during a formal press conference.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 3, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: AI collapse, hallucinations mean we need more human-generated content—not less

AI work must be fact-checked more thoroughly than that written by humans—human writers know what they don't know but do not know what AI doesn't know.

By Libby EmmonsJun 3, 2025

Faith & Family

Embattled Seattle Mayor who demonized Christians has been failing his Jewish constituents for years

Since the October 7th attacks in Israel, Seattle’s Jewish community has endured targeted harassment and acts of vandalism.

By Ari HoffmanJun 3, 2025

World

Sweden bans OnlyFans in crackdown on digital exploitation

"This is a new form of sex purchase, and it’s high time we modernise the legislation to include digital platforms."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 2, 2025

World

REVEALED: Algerian Olympic women's boxer Imane Khelif IS A MAN, blocked from boxing competition in the Netherlands

"Chromosome analysis reveals Male Karyotype."

By Hannah NightingaleJun 2, 2025

World

Russia and Ukraine hold second round of peace talks in Turkey after Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia

Ukraine claimed responsibility for a surprise drone assault on four Russian airbases.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 2, 2025

Opinion

MARK IVANYO: MAGA dominates at world’s largest Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas

Cryptocurrency has become the playground of millions of tech-savvy millennials and Gen Z, groups that feel their future has been robbed from them by political and economic elites in Washington D.C. and Wall Street.

By Mark IvanyoJun 2, 2025

Opinion

Anatomy of a race hoax: I exposed the BYU v Duke volleyball race incident—the Angel Reese story is no different

Just believe it happened and don’t ask questions. That is often the attitude.

By Thomas StevensonJun 2, 2025

Culture

Saudi police beat women in secret detention facilities for 'disobedience'

The facilities have existed since the 1960s and were originally described as rehabilitative shelters for women accused or convicted of crimes.

By Hayden CunninghamJun 2, 2025

World

BREAKING: Conservative Karol Nawrocki WINS Polish presidential election

Initial exit polls had indicated a slight lead for Trzaskowski, backed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government, but numbers swung in Nawrocki’s favor late Sunday.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJun 2, 2025

World

Two dead, hundreds arrested after soccer celebrations in France turn into riots

A total of 320 arrests have been made, including 254 in Paris alone.

By Hayden CunninghamJun 1, 2025

World

China lashes out after Trump admin moves to revoke visas for Chinese students linked to CCP: 'US lie'

"Such a politicized and discriminatory move lays bare the US lie that it upholds so-called freedom and openness ."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 31, 2025

World

Foreign nationals in UK claim £1 billion in benefits each month

Benefit claims by foreign nationals rose nearly 30 percent in just one year, up from £726 to £941 million.

By Hayden CunninghamMay 31, 2025

Faith & Family

Child marriage ban in Pakistan called 'un-Islamic' by council

The bill targets adult-minor relationships by making cohabitation with a minor punishable by up to seven years in prison and a fine of one million rupees (roughly $2,663).

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 31, 2025

Politics

Mexico's first judicial elections include ex-convicts and cartel lawyers

The judicial elections, scheduled for Sunday, will decide 2,681 positions, including some on Mexico’s Supreme Court.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 31, 2025

World

Russell Brand enters 'not guilty' plea to rape charges in UK court

The charges stem from decades' old incidents that Brand contends were consensual.

By Human EventsMay 30, 2025

Opinion

AI has a liberal bias problem—here’s how to fix it

Every major AI system today demonstrates clear left-wing bias in its responses.

By Larry WardMay 30, 2025

Opinion

JULIO RIVERA: Will AI usher the end of civilization? Only if human error hands it the keys

If civilization does collapse under the weight of digital warfare, it'll be a joint project between rogue AI and good old-fashioned human idiocy.

By Julio RiveraMay 30, 2025

World

South African mom to serve life in prison after selling 6-year-old daughter to 'healer' so green eyes, skin could be 'harvested'—girl is still missing

One witness testified in court that Smith admitted the buyer wanted the girl for her “eyes and skin.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 30, 2025

World

Mexican president Sheinbaum invited by Carney to G7 Summit

Canadian officials have also invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 29, 2025

World

Nigel Farage most-trusted UK politician on immigration, Reform leads on policy: Ipsos poll

Among Conservative voters from 2024, trust was nearly evenly split between Farage (28%) and Badenoch (29%).

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 29, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Break Harvard, and the rest of American universities will fall into place

If this university can be publicly corrected, the rest of the American university universe will be much more compliant.

By Rod ThomsonMay 29, 2025

Opinion

Marco Rubio's crackdown on visas is America First in action

We secure international waters with our military might, ensuring the free flow of goods around the world. We maintain peace by deploying our military personnel to bases worldwide, serving as a deterrent.

By Daniel HayworthMay 29, 2025

World

US reps demand EU head answer for 'interference' in Polish elections

"Obama, Soros, and the Globalist Left are trying to rig Poland’s presidential election. The EU shouldn’t sit silent just because it stands to benefit from this interference."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMay 28, 2025

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