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Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Biden is true to form to the end — a bitter combustible old man

But if a president is too mentally impaired to debate his Republican challenger and too much in cognitive decline to run for a second term, why is he allowed to finish his first term?

By David KraydenDec 4, 2024

World

French media says Macron scored a 'diplomatic coup' when securing Trump's attendance at Notre Dame reopening

Macron reportedly lobbied for Trump’s attendance as part of a broader effort by European leaders to strengthen relations with the incoming US administration.

By Hayden CunninghamDec 4, 2024

World

BREAKING: French government collapses after no-confidence vote to oust prime minister

"As this mission may soon come to an end, I can tell you that it will remain an honor for me to have served France and the French with dignity," Prime Minister Michel Barnier stated.

By Jessica BarshisDec 4, 2024

World

Israeli family sues Hamas-linked UNRWA after son killed by terrorists on Oct 7

The parents of Yonatan Samerano, whose body has been held by Hamas since the terrorist group’s October 7 attack on Israel, have filed a lawsuit against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees.

By Hayden CunninghamDec 4, 2024

Opinion

DAVID RAGSDALE: RFK Jr is the man building Trump's big tent

He has an exceptional talent for listening, connecting, and uniting people who would otherwise remain divided.

By David RagsdaleDec 5, 2024

Opinion

GEORGE HARIZANOV: Why 'America First' is essential for the free world

The free world’s progress is under threat—mainly due to internal decay within its leader, the United States.

By George HarizanovDec 5, 2024

World

Human rights activist and Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi chants 'woman, life, freedom' as she is released from Iranian prison on temporary medical leave

“Based on the advice of the examining doctor, the public prosecutor suspended the jail sentence against Narges Mohammadi for three weeks and she was released from prison."

By Hayden CunninghamDec 5, 2024

World

UK woman laments spending her life pursuing career after finding herself alone and childless after 40

"Because I put my legal career first," she said, "There was no time for children...I grieved the loss for nearly two years."

By Katie DaviscourtDec 5, 2024

World

Muhammad now most popular name for baby boys in UK

The name stems from the prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam.

By Jessica BarshisDec 5, 2024

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC and ROGER STONE: 'The deep state is committed to try to derail the Trump revolution' by not confirming his nominees

"You weren't supposed to oppose a nominee just because you disagree with their political philosophy or their positions..."

By Human EventsDec 5, 2024

Media

JACK POSOBIEC: Bluesky users have been celebrating the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO

"They're saying we need to kill more CEOs. They're saying we need to go after Elon Musk next."

By Human EventsDec 5, 2024

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Temper-tantrum throwing Walmart girl reveals where American parents—and society—have gone wrong

If this is the state of not only childhood but adulthood in America, it's no wonder that we've found ourselves in a state where coddling, lying, and

By Libby EmmonsDec 6, 2024

Opinion

BILL HURRELL: Finally, 'woke' is broke

Now that Americans have tasted wokeness, they have recoiled as perhaps no people have since the fall of the Berlin Wall liberated the imprisoned peoples of East Berlin.

By Bill HurrellDec 6, 2024

World

French President Macron to appoint new prime minister after Michel Barnier resigns

"They chose disorder."

By Jessica BarshisDec 6, 2024

World

JACK POSOBIEC: 'Most of the country' believes Daniel Penny acted in self-defense

"Horrible situation. It never should have happened."

By Human EventsDec 6, 2024

Media

23-year-old Colombian 'hitwoman' called 'The Doll' arrested over multiple murders including her ex

"With the capture of alias La Muñeca and alias Leopaldo, a period of calm has been created in the region."

By Jessica BarshisDec 6, 2024

Faith & Family

UK man jailed after sexually assaulting woman, force feeding her abortion pills during 'kinky sex'

Stuart Worby, 40, procured the abortion medications mifepristone and misoprostol through a friend who posed as a woman needing an abortion during a phone consultation.

By Jessica BarshisDec 6, 2024

Politics

CHRISSY CLARK: Senate report reveals only 6% of fed workers show up in person

“If you exclude security guards [and] maintenance personnel, the number of government workers who show up in person and do 40 hours of work a week is closer to 1%!”

By Chrissy ClarkDec 7, 2024

Politics

MORGONN MCMICHAEL: Federal appeals court rules TikTok's US operations must be owned in America or face ban

Following the decision, TikTok is prepared to take the case to the Supreme Court.

By Morgonn McMichaelDec 7, 2024

World

Syrian leadership uncertain after al-Assad flees, Islamist rebels take control of country

Abu Mohammad al-Jawlani, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, one of the largest rebel groups, arrived in Damascus on Sunday.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 8, 2024

World

Climate, Gaza activist Greta Thunberg shouts 'Fck Germany! Fck Israel' at pro-Palestine demonstration

Thunberg, who laughed into the microphone while making the remarks, has faced backlash from political figures for making increasingly antisemitic comments.

By Hayden CunninghamDec 8, 2024

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: NYT wants 'literary men' back—but it led the charge to destroy them

The Times hasn't just taken aim at male authors, but males in the arts in general.

By Libby EmmonsDec 9, 2024

Economy

Javier Milei reduces inflation in Argentina from 25% to 2.7% after cutting 30,000 government jobs

"Argentina was on the brink of collapse. These measures are not easy, but they are necessary to save our nation."

By Human EventsDec 9, 2024

World

Thousands of refugees return to Syria following the fall of Assad regime

“Spontaneous returns to Syria are expected to continue throughout 2025.”

By Human EventsDec 9, 2024

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