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World

Sweden's defense officials warn public to brace for 'war' as NATO membership nears

Finland, the newest country to join NATO, was warned by Russia last month that if their relations further deteriorate, it would be the "first to suffer."

By Jessica BarshisJan 15, 2024

Opinion

MARGARET SCHULTZ: The Left uses cult tactics to control language

In a word, the Left treats its adherents like cult members.

By Margaret SchultzJan 15, 2024

Faith & Family

Nicaragua turns jailed priests, bishop over to Vatican

Pope Francis said that bishops and priests were "deprived of their freedom" in Nicaragua.

By Darian DouraghyJan 15, 2024

World

German farmers block roads as officials say they've run out of money for tax breaks

"With the war in Ukraine ... we have to invest once again in our security as we used to."

By Jessica BarshisJan 15, 2024

National Security

Ecuador tries to restore order after hostage crisis with prison crack down

"Congratulations to the patriotic, professional and brave work of the Armed Forces, National Police and the SNAI," President Noboa wrote on X.

By Thomas StevensonJan 15, 2024

Opinion

GABE GUIDARINI: Young conservatives want Trump in 2024

The ever increasing number of young conservatives in America creates an opportunity for Republican leaders to activate them, empower them to create change in their local communities, and further spread the America First conservative message to others in their age group.

By Gabe GuidariniJan 15, 2024

National Security

BREAKING: Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps launches missile strikes at 'spy headquarters' near US Consulate in Erbil, terror group in Aleppo: report

The targets were around 25 miles northeast of the northern Iraqi city of Erbil. Three security sources said the area is near the US consulate and civilian residences.

By Hannah NightingaleJan 15, 2024

Culture

EXCLUSIVE: Jack Posobiec says Civil Rights Movement led by 60s radicals led to 'racial discrimination' being 'enshrined into the federal bureaucracy'

It is why "you have to mark your race every time you apply for anything in this country for a job for a scholarship for school."

By Human EventsJan 15, 2024

Faith & Family

Vince Ellison tells Charlie Kirk 'a man who believes his power comes from God cannot be a slave'

"They don't want black people to hear this."

By Jessica BarshisJan 15, 2024

World

Irish police crack down on citizens who protest housing of 160 illegal immigrants in Roscrea hotel

200 Garda officers were deployed to the scene and one man was arrested following an altercation.

By Jessica BarshisJan 16, 2024

Opinion

DAVID MARCUS: Gonzalo Lira's blood is on Joe Biden's hands

Did the United States ever even ask Ukraine about him, or why he was detained, or if he could come home?

By David MarcusJan 16, 2024

Opinion

Zelensky criticizes those who told him 'don't escalate' tensions with Russia at WEF annual meeting in Davos

Zelensky announced that he will not settle for a "frozen war" with Russia.

By Jessica BarshisJan 16, 2024

World

London police solicit reports of 'war crimes' from travelers to Israel and Gaza, meet with pro-Palestinian group to review allegations

"This sounds like a worrying politicisation of the Met police, especially after Met officers were seen tearing down posters of Israeli hostages in Gaza."

By Jessica BarshisJan 16, 2024

National Security

US targets anti-ship ballistic missiles fired by Yemeni Houthis

An official said the targets "posed an imminent threat to merchant vessels and US Navy ships."

By Jarryd JaegerJan 17, 2024

World

31 arrested, 21 convicted following luxury watch robbery sting operations in London

The watch robbery rate decreased in the impacted boroughs by 28 percent after the first operation and 15.8 percent after the second.

By Jarryd JaegerJan 17, 2024

Opinion

MIKE WACKER: Why is Big Tech claiming that it has a First Amendment right to violate your kids’ privacy?

Whenever they oppose age verification laws, Big Tech pretends that they genuinely care about your privacy.

By Mike WackerJan 17, 2024

World

Two UK women, teenage boy jailed after kidnap, torture of disabled woman, forcing her to eat feces

Jodie Colvin and Elisha Robinson, both 23, were sentenced to 12 years and nine months behind bars.

By Jarryd JaegerJan 17, 2024

World

Chinese lab creates Covid strain with 100% KILL RATE in mice

"This madness must be stopped before too late."

By Jessica BarshisJan 17, 2024

Politics

BREAKING: Ecuador prosecutor assassinated while investigating gunmen who took over live TV channel

A source from the prosecutor's office told AFP that Cesar Suarez was murdered in Guayaquil.

By Jessica BarshisJan 17, 2024

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Trump’s dominating performance in Iowa should end the farcical GOP “primary”

Even if Iowa had been the “two-person race” that #NeverTrumpers fervently hoped would materialize between President Trump and their puppet of choice, Trump still would have won.

By Human Events Editorial BoardJan 17, 2024

World

9 dead after Pakistan retaliatory airstrike against militant groups in Iran’s Siestan-o-Baluchistan province

This was in response to Iran's bombing of the Southwestern Pakistani province of Baluchistan on Tuesday which left 2 young children dead.

By Jessica BarshisJan 18, 2024

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Why can't law enforcement stop anti-Israel protests from getting out of hand?

What’s the purpose behind failing to clamp down on demonstrations becoming violent near the White House?

By Nicole RussellJan 18, 2024

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: A vote for Ron DeSantis is a vote for Nikki Haley

The only thing stopping Trump from ending Nikki is Ron DeSantis.

By Austin PetersenJan 18, 2024

National Security

Texas AG Ken Paxton reveals he's been threatened by Biden's DOJ over Texas' fight to secure the border

"We cannot be forced to sit on the sidelines while the federal government imposes this on our state," said Paxton.

By Katie DaviscourtJan 18, 2024

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