The Archive.

World

Young adults are using pacifiers for their anxiety in disturbing new trend: report

“It’s really soothing and helps me feel little."

World

JEFF WEBB: Anchorage Accords could break Ukraine war impasse—or expose deep divides

Webb said that the two sides in the war “have been more intransigent than he figured they would be” and stressed that “something has to break the logjam.”

World

RET GEN MICHAEL FLYNN: Ukraine is fighting 'a losing war, and the spoils usually go to the winner'

"I want everybody to understand that we need to really meter our expectations of what is possible for these historic talks.”

World

Keir Starmer’s gov tells UK residents to delete old emails and pictures to save water during drought

"Simple, everyday choices - such as turning off a tap or deleting old emails - also really help the collective effort to reduce demand and help preserve the health of our rivers and wildlife," said Helen Wakeham, the Environment Agency's director of water.

Opinion

BONNER COHEN: Zeldin’s EPA goal to end Obama-Biden climate mandates will revitalize energy industry

Once his rule has been finalized and has survived court challenges, the precedent will have been set for rescinding all federal rules targeting greenhouse-gas emissions.

World

Brazilian feminist given European refugee status after facing 25-year sentence for 'misgendering' trans politician

"I just saw a headline on an Instagram page celebrating that ‘the most voted woman in São Paulo is a transwoman.'"

Opinion

JACK POSOBIEC: The rise of the Citycon in the New Right

There’s a new archetype emerging on the New Right: the citycon—the disaffected conservative trapped behind enemy lines in a blue-state metropolis.

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Anchorage Accords would be triumph of peace for Trump

America First is all about formulating foreign policy based on what best serves the interests of the American people and not the arms manufacturers from Raytheon to Boeing.

World

Germany's AfD, Reform UK, and France's National Rally lead polls across Europe

The AfD, which is led by Alice Weidel, was called “extremist” by the country’s intelligence agency, something US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called “tyranny in disguise.”

World

COL DOUGLAS MACGREGOR: NATO Is failing America—It’s time to put an end to endless wars

"The problem, as I said before, is that this NATO alliance, which is frankly on life support, it’s a zombie, is more a burden than an asset now to us."

Faith & Family

Australian court cites teen killer's substance abuse issues, parental neglect in allowing sentence reduction after he murdered mother of 2 during home invasion

The court said the killer's background, including exposure to violence, parental neglect, and substance abuse from a young age, should have been weighed heavier when determining punishment.

World

Autopsy reveals Israeli hostage Itzik Elgert was tortured to death in Hamas captivity

“Today, after my brother’s autopsy, the facts are clear: Itzik did not die of a heart attack. He was tortured to death.”

World

UK police women pose as joggers to entrap catcalling men

"We have to ask: is that person going to escalate? Are they a sexual offender? We want to manage that risk early."

Opinion

PETER PITTS: New York’s skyrocketing health care costs are driven by 'non-profit' hospitals

It’s time for policymakers, media, and the public to stop giving these institutions a free pass simply because they wear the “nonprofit” label.

Opinion

KENNY CODY: How Trump and MAGA are reclaiming America’s cultural heart in city and country

America First conservatism has transcended the geographic barriers of years past and has instead bridged the division America has dealt with for so long.

World

JACK POSOBIEC IN ALASKA: China may have most to fear from Trump-Putin summit

"He's building up towards a cumulative effort to box out China."

World

Liverpool fan arrested for allegedly yelling racist insult at Bournemouth player

“We have arrested a man following reports racist abuse was directed towards Bournemouth player Antoine Semenyo during his team's Premier League fixture versus Liverpool at Anfield on Friday 15 August.”

World

Migrant arrested after woman says he was 'moving his hand over his groin' in her blind mother's UK flat

Metropolitan Police said the events unfolded on Wednesday evening on the Isle of Dogs, when a man allegedly entered the woman’s property through an open door.

World

Belief in God in UK among young people triples in four years: YouGov poll

The survey found that in January 2025, 45 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds said they believe in God, compared to just 16 percent in August 2021.

Faith & Family

Church of England depicts St Augustine as black in children’s book

The book, titled Heroes of Hope, is intended to provide children with examples of “black and brown saints, often erased and whitewashed from history, who formed the church and therefore modern society as we know it today."

World

Chinese company develops humanoid robot to gestate babies, set for commercial sale in 2026 for $14,000

Dr. Zhang Qifeng, founder of Kaiwa Technology, said the project is already in a “mature stage.”

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: James Comey's tween-like Taylor Swift obsession shows how pathetic the Never Trump movement is

Like so many of his Democrat brethren, Comey doesn't worry himself with policies or plans, he's just obsessed with having the ick for Trump.

Opinion

PHIL LABONTE: Spotify’s exploitation of artists needs a legislative fix

Lawmakers shouldn’t be fooled by Spotify’s lobbying, and Congress shouldn’t pass legislation bailing a company out for poor business decisions that have consistently prioritized profit over principle.

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: JB Pritzker's mandated 'mental health screenings' for school children is a data grab, not compassion

Mental health diagnoses will spread like wildfire through schools, not because kids are sicker, but because being “special” has become a badge of belonging.