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World

British man arrested for posting anti-Hamas video on Facebook

An officer claims that the man, per witnesses, complained "why are they over here, etc., we let them into our country, etc."

By Libby EmmonsNov 1, 2023

Culture

BLM activist gets 2.5 years jail after she spent £30K+ donor money on personal lifestyle

Even people involved with Saleem's statue-teardown plot were left distraught at her crimes.

By Darian DouraghyNov 1, 2023

World

Paris police investigate antisemitic vandalism across the city as homes get marked with Stars of David

There have been 857 total registered markings and 425 arrests in connection with antisemitic incidents in France since October 7.

By Jessica BarshisNov 1, 2023

World

Hamas official says Oct 7 terror attack was 'just the first time,' will continue until Israel is 'finished'

"Nobody should blame us for the things we do. On October 7, October 10, October 1,000,000 – everything we do is justified."

By Jessica BarshisNov 1, 2023

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: The only acceptable ceasefire is for Israel to annex Gaza

Annexing Gaza would give Palestinians who actually want freedom all the rights of citizens of first world nations, and provide a path to citizenship. Keeping it separate keeps them subject to terror and threats.

By Austin PetersenNov 1, 2023

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: The farcical GOP 'debates' must end

We can only take so much secondhand embarrassment.

By Human Events Editorial BoardNov 1, 2023

World

JACK POSOBIEC: ‘Chercher le pétrole’

"Israel just found a massive oil deposit right off of their coasts called the Leviathan oil field.”

By Jessica BarshisNov 1, 2023

Faith & Family

Australian woman charged with using poison mushrooms to kill ex-in-laws

Patterson has also been charged with five counts of attempted murder.

By Jessica BarshisNov 2, 2023

World

UK men arrested for alleged hate crime of 'racially aggravated criminal damage' after building vandalized with red paint

"These companies are war criminals!" one of the suspects said, adding, "Israel is a terrorist state!"

By Jarryd JaegerNov 2, 2023

World

Paris Metro riders identify as 'proud Nazis,' scream 'f*ck the Jews'

“F*ck the Jews and f*ck your mother … long live Palestine!”

By Jessica BarshisNov 2, 2023

Media

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Owen Shroyer prevented from speaking with his lawyer since being thrown in solitary confinement for second time

He has “every reason to believe he's alive and well” but that he does not know how long the prison intends to hold his client in solitary or why.

By Jessica BarshisNov 2, 2023

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Speaker Johnson's rise vindicates Matt Gaetz

Messy though the transition may have been, the House GOP has been left better than it was.

By Kenny CodyNov 2, 2023

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: FBI director and Homeland Security secretary both worked hard to make America safe for terrorists

It's extremely rich to hear these two men claiming the fight the terrorist threat, when they created it.

By David KraydenNov 2, 2023

World

Hezbollah leader Nasrallah says his forces will not yet enter Israel-Hamas War

"Whoever wants to prevent a regional war must quickly stop the aggression on Gaza.”

By Jessica BarshisNov 3, 2023

Opinion

LORRIE POSOBIEC: Conservatives should reconsider hating daycare

What can be a practical necessity is getting a bad rap; it's not a substitute for parenting, but it can be needed.

By Lorrie PosobiecNov 3, 2023

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: Jihad can't be stopped unless immigration is

If the sight of jihad being openly preached in our streets isn't enough to force our elite to reconsider their globalist aspirations, what will be?

By Raw Egg NationalistNov 3, 2023

World

Japan gains military bases in Philippines as 2 nations expand military alliance amid increasing Chinese aggression

"The attempt to unilaterally change the status quo by force is unacceptable.”

By Jessica BarshisNov 3, 2023

World

Rumble no longer accessible in France after refusing to comply with government pressure to remove Russian news sources

"Like Elon Musk, I won't move our goal posts for any foreign government."

By Jessica BarshisNov 3, 2023

National Security

Pakistan bulldozes immigrant shelters to force 1.7 million Afghans to leave

Around 21,000 Afghan immigrants have already been resettled after around 24,600 arrived in the UK from Afghanistan as of March 2023.

By Jessica BarshisNov 3, 2023

World

BREAKING: British patriots protect war memorial as anti-Israel protesters flood London streets

"Have some respect for British heroes," their signs read, and "leave our statues alone."

By Libby EmmonsNov 4, 2023

Media

PAIGE ROUX: Gun control advocates flood social media with misinformation after Maine shooting

Following the tragic shooting incident in Maine, gun control activists swiftly took to social media to advocate for stricter gun regulations and even an outright ban on firearms. However, many of these activists were met with backlash for spreading misinformation about AR-15s and other popular firearms.

By Paige RouxNov 4, 2023

Culture

MORGAN ZEGERS: Anaheim high schools are requiring students to take political activism, ‘ethnic studies’ courses

The course will require students to “explore the experiences” of several ethnic groups, including “Indigenous/Native American, Black/African American, Chicanx/Latinx and Asian/Asian American and Pacific Islander in all their complexity and diversity.”

By Morgan ZegersNov 4, 2023

World

Jewish woman stabbed in the stomach in her home in Lyon, France, swastika painted on door

"Such a surge of violence is unspeakable."

By Sara HigdonNov 4, 2023

Media

STEPHEN DAVIS: DC car theft so out of control that city installs 'car theft' tags

On Wednesday, Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the launch of a pilot program that will give certain residents free “digital tracking tags” in response to the rampant vehicle theft in the area.

By Stephen DavisNov 5, 2023

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