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World

BREAKING: Ukraine, Russia agree to Black Sea ceasefire after US-led peace talks in Saudi Arabia

If fully implemented, this agreement would represent the most concrete progress toward a broader ceasefire, a key objective the U.S. has been advocating since President Donald Trump’s return to office.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 25, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Let Maher kowtow to Trump

"Actually, this engagement is just another stage in the evolution of Maher from progressive smartass to commonsense liberal."

By David KraydenMar 25, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: MAGA should embrace the 'Brutal American' label

Our concentration must always put America first, as brutally and honestly as possible.

By Kenny CodyMar 25, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and RICHARD BARIS: The collapse of the biased polling industry is something to celebrate

"Donald Trump was always going to win. Anyone who found otherwise was either lying, bad at their job, or just hedging because they’re a coward."

By Human EventsMar 25, 2025

Culture

LGBTQ Youth Scotland encourages 'cutting' minors to use 'clean razor blades': whistleblower

"I think it's reckless to suggest to a mentally ill young person that they should be using clean razor blades," the volunteer said.

By Katie DaviscourtMar 25, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Sens Mike Lee and Josh Hawley bring laws to stop injunction lawfare—the third coup attempt against Trump

This is a battle to determine if we are still a nation governed by "we the people" or by us the unelected, lifetime-appointed, black-robed judges.

By Rod ThomsonMar 26, 2025

Opinion

MARK IVANYO: RFK Jr and HHS should ban televised pharmaceutical ads

If enacted, Secretary Kennedy's ban on pharmaceutical ads will represent a significant triumph for the Trump administration.

By Mark IvanyoMar 26, 2025

World

South Korea admits to adoption fraud after sending babies 'abroad like luggage' for decades

"It was determined that the state neglected its duty ... resulting in the violation of the human rights of adoptees protected by the constitution and international agreements during the process of sending a lot of children abroad."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 26, 2025

Economy

India moves to cut tariffs on $23 BILLION in US imports as Trump's proposed increases loom

Despite Modi’s efforts to maintain strong ties with Trump, Trump has repeatedly labeled India a "tariff abuser" and the "tariff king."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 26, 2025

Media

JACK POSOBIEC: They're trying to turn 'Signalgate' into a new Russiagate or Watergate

"They’re trying to make it a new Watergate, they’re trying to make it a new Russiagate. Why? Because they want to derail the agenda of MAGA, MAHA, and global peace around the world."

By Human EventsMar 26, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: NPR and PBS are fighting for their lives but they have no one to blame but themselves

Both networks were trusted by the public and both networks have given up that trust in favor of partisan hacksmanship.

By Libby EmmonsMar 27, 2025

Politics

Brazil’s Supreme Court orders Bolsonaro to stand trial over alleged coup plot

Bolsonaro could face up to 12 years in prison if convicted.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 27, 2025

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: Psychiatry's bible, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, invents material to justify its existence

There is no established empirical research standard to support diagnoses.

By Soad TabriziMar 27, 2025

World

Irish authorities consider charging Conor McGregor over 'Ireland, we are at war' post

Should McGregor face charges under the Criminal Justice (Hate Offences) Act 2024, he could be sentenced to up to seven years in prison.

By Human EventsMar 27, 2025

World

Keir Starmer to ban 'ninja swords' in the UK

"Ninja swords will be banned by this summer. When we promise action we take it."

By Thomas StevensonMar 27, 2025

World

Italy bans gender-neutral symbols in schools, cites linguistic clarity

The decision aligns with the right-wing government’s broader push to uphold traditional values.

By Hayden CunninghamMar 27, 2025

World

TREASURY SEC SCOTT BESSENT: 100-page Ukraine deal to be 'hopefully' signed next week

"We have a technical call tomorrow. I would expect that maybe Ukraine’s finance minister will be here next week and hopefully we can get this thing signed."

By Human EventsMar 27, 2025

Culture

University of Sussex fined record £585K for free speech violations in transgender policy case

Prof. Kathleen Stock became a focal point of controversy over questioning gender ideology.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 28, 2025

World

REVEALED: A quarter of Britons claim disability benefits as Labour pushes program cuts

16.8 million now report a disability—an increase of 40 percent over the past decade.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 28, 2025

World

5 injured, including 2 Americans in Amsterdam mass stabbing, suspect arrested

The victims include a 67-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man from the US, a 26-year-old Polish man, a 73-year-old Belgian woman, and a 19-year-old woman from Amsterdam.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 28, 2025

Opinion

REMILIA REVIEWS: Studio Ghibli meme frenzy and the democratization of art

For the first time in human history, every single person on earth has been given the ability to depict anything their imagination can conjure.

By Michael DragovicMar 28, 2025

Opinion

JOSHUA LISEC: These are the dark reasons liberal women 'must' resist Trump's effort to defund Planned Parenthood

Abortion is a biological phenomenon masquerading as a political issue.

By Joshua LisecMar 28, 2025

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC and RAW EGG NATIONALIST: MAHA is the most popular political movement in America

"This is a non partisan issue, or at least it should be."

By Human EventsMar 28, 2025

Economy

Just Stop Oil to stop 'direct action' disruptions after more than 3,300 arrests, 180 imprisonments

"We are creating a new strategy a new strategy, to face this reality and to carry our responsibilities at this time. Nothing short of a revolution is going to protect is from the coming storms," the group said.

By Katie DaviscourtMar 29, 2025

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