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World

Posobiec Shares His Fight to Expose Globalism in PragerU Inteview

“You need to take a stand and you need to pick a side," Posobiec urged viewers.

By Jack PosobiecFeb 15, 2023

Opinion

China Is Watching American Weakness

They are secretly hoping we’ll continue to drain our financial and military stockpiles in a proxy war with Russia.

By Chad RobichauxFeb 15, 2023

World

California Exodus Continues as 500,000 Fled Golden State in Past Two Years

The state's population decreased by more than 500,000 people between April 2020 and July 2022, with nearly 700,000 more residents leaving than moving in.

By Ben KewFeb 15, 2023

Culture

Federal Judge Strikes Down New York's Unconstitutional 'Hate Speech' Law

U.S. District Judge Andrew L. Carter Jr. on Tuesday sided with the Volokh Conspiracy legal blog and video site Rumble, both of who claimed that the law would cause harm to online services and stifle alternative viewpoints.

By Ben KewFeb 16, 2023

Opinion

NAOMI WOLF: The Pain of Listening to Twitter Censorship Testimony

I am finally able to look at the faces of the heretofore faceless technocrats who took it upon themselves to try to destroy my life and ruin my name.

By Naomi WolfFeb 16, 2023

World

Chinese State-Owned Oil Firms Resume Imports of Russian Crude

PetroChina last imported 730,000 barrels of Urals crude each in October and November.

By Ben KewFeb 16, 2023

Opinion

NYC Democrats Pledge to Do 'Everything We Can' to Defund NYPD

We will do everything we can to reduce the size and scope of the NYPD and the Department of Correction, and prioritize and fund alternative safety infrastructure that truly invests in our communities.

By Jacqueline ToboroffFeb 16, 2023

Faith & Family

Kentucky Bill Would Prosecute Women Receiving Illegal Abortions for Homicide

"We oppose any legislative and policy initiatives that criminalize women who seek abortions," said Addia Wuchner, the executive director of Kentucky Right to Life.

By Ben KewFeb 17, 2023

World

Did Biden Shoot Down the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade's Missing Balloon?

On February 14, the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade declared one of their pico balloons "missing in action," with trajectory predicting the balloon to travel over the Yukon on Feb. 11, the day an object was shot down.

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 17, 2023

Politics

Biden Admin Refusing FEMA Aid to Ohio as Citizens Are Engulfed in Toxic Chemicals

'FEMA continues to tell Governor DeWine that Ohio is not eligible for assistance at this time.'

By Joshua YoungFeb 17, 2023

Opinion

Could the 'Chinese Spy Balloon' Have Been a US Spy Balloon?

Read the full story on Human Events.

By Drew AllenFeb 17, 2023

World

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni Among World's Most Popular Leaders

Meloni currently boasts a 53% approval and a net popularity of +11 rating among Italians.

By Ben KewFeb 17, 2023

World

Lancet Study: Natural Immunity as Protective as COVID Vaccine, 'If Not Higher'

The study found that natural immunity is at least 88% effective against hospitalization and death from all COVID-19 variants, 10 months after infection.

By Ben KewFeb 18, 2023

Opinion

KRAYDEN: Trudeau Gets a Pass for Authoritarian Abuse of Freedom Truckers

Was the process tweaked?

By David KraydenFeb 18, 2023

Opinion

The Exorbitant Costs of 'Net Zero'

Green activists seem to have little clue how “net zero” can actually be achieved.

By Craig RuckerFeb 20, 2023

Politics

Heather Mac Donald: Diversity Is Not America's Greatest Strength

"You can have diversity, you can have meritocracy, you cannot have both," Mac Donald explained.

By Joshua YoungFeb 20, 2023

World

Far-Left Activists Crash Biden's D.C. Dinner Date, Demand End to War in Ukraine

"I hate to bother you but people are dying," one of the protesters shouted.

By Ben KewFeb 21, 2023

Opinion

Kraken the Whip: The Feds’ Latest Assault on Crypto Freedom

As if we needed another reminder of why blockchain technology is such a critical innovation in the face of authoritarian government overreach.

By Dave StannFeb 21, 2023

Opinion

Celebrity Groveling Match: Public Apologies in the Cancel Culture

The celebrity’s apology not only humbles his. It serves as a warning to his fans.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterFeb 21, 2023

Politics

San Francisco Quietly Concedes Its Red State Boycott Has Failed

“The CAO was not able to find concrete evidence suggesting 12X has influenced other states’ economies or LGBTQ, reproductive, or voting rights,” the report read.

By Ben KewFeb 21, 2023

World

Posobiec and Emmons Explain Why America Was NOT Founded on Slavery

"There's potentially even more slavery in the world today than there has ever been in the past," Posobiec noted.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 22, 2023

Politics

Florida Bill Would Force Companies to Pay for Sex-Change Reversal Surgery

At least 27 companies have confirmed they will pay for travel and transitioning surgeries for Floridians in other states.

By Ben KewFeb 22, 2023

Opinion

The MisEducation of America– An Important Discussion About Our Nation's Future

The CC home-schooling community was happy to see a major media outlet finally acknowledge what we have been shouting from the rooftops for 50 years.

By Leigh BortinsFeb 22, 2023

Media

Epstein-Linked Clinton Adviser Allegedly Hanged AND Shot Himself

Ammunition and a gun case were found in Middleton's vehicle — but the weapon itself never turned up.

By Olivia RondeauFeb 22, 2023

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