The Archive.

Opinion

THOMAS SOWELL: Wealthy Americans use socialism to their own benefit while the poor suffer

The rich have learned to adapt socialist policies to their own benefit.

World

Ukraine justice minister removed as $100 million energy sector kickback scandal exposed

The co-owner of the TV company Zelensky founded has also been accused in the scandal.

World

UK to only allow temporary stays for refugees

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to outline the change on Monday as part of the government’s effort to reduce asylum claims.

World

Mexico erupts as Gen Z protesters clash with riot police in violent nationwide unrest over cartel influence

100 police officers were injured, with 40 requiring hospital treatment. Twenty protesters were also hurt.

Opinion

MARC LEVIER: The Trump administration must stop partnering with mining giants tied to China

Should the Trump Administration negotiate a term that requires Rio to keep American resources in America at this critical time of Chinese domination?

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Sydney Sweeney triggered the left by refusing to apologize for being white and pretty

It is only because Sweeney held firm, was unapologetically herself and completely unbothered, that we see just how far down the rabbit hole the left has gone.

National Security

Pope Leo XIV urges world leaders to hear ‘cry of the poorest’ amid immigration debate

"There can be no peace without justice."

Opinion

JACK POSOBIEC: Making Beasts of Men: Why are two high-profile political assassins tied to the furry fetish?

Crooks and Robinson both fit this profile perfectly: socially isolated, downwardly mobile young white men from middle or working-class suburbs, radicalized in the exact online spaces where economic resentment, racial grievance, and sexual deviancy all converge.

World

UK planning to seize asylum seekers' valuables to offset housing costs

Those from countries deemed newly safe would also become liable for removal.

Culture

Cambridge offers race-restricted program in viral video targeting 'Bangladeshi, Pakistani or Arab' students

“If you're a British born Pakistani, Bangladesh & Arab you'll get special treatment from Cambridge University… White people, especially boys, need not apply.”

Faith & Family

Australian politician quits after daughter appears in OnlyFans documentary

"No girls growing up say they want to be Taylor Swift because that would never happen. But we can be like the OnlyFans girls. We can get rich like they have."

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: When artists retcon history: Turning Stonewall Jackson into a 'monstrous mutant'

Walker's mission is to erase the fact that Jackson's legacy was ever honored.

World

Taiwan warns China is launching 'multifaceted attack' on Japan as CCP aggression continues

President Lai Ching-Te said Beijing should "exercise restraint and demonstrate the conduct befitting a major power, rather than becoming a troublemaker for regional peace and stability."

Faith & Family

Nicki Minaj tells UN standing up for Christian Nigerians is 'not about taking sides,' thanks Trump for his leadership

“I would like to thank President Trump for prioritizing this issue and for his leadership."

Politics

EVITA DUFFY to JACK POSOBIEC: We can't lose focus because of infighting and drama

“Are we doing drama at the detriment of securing victory?”

Opinion

PAT SAJAK: Freedom of Speech, if you can keep it

Freedom of speech has been eroded over the years as various words and phrases were singled out as being offensive and banned (not necessarily legally, but practically) from public use.

Opinion

LARRY WARD: American Intelligence: The H1-B visa replacement

AI hasn't replaced programmers: it's democratized programming.

Opinion

SHEA BRADLEY-FARRELL: President Trump’s Argentina support is strong 'America First' strategy

The time is now for the United States to bind together with Argentina and the free nations of Latin America and fight to preserve our civilization.

World

New Zealand stops giving puberty blockers to minors—it was the largest prescriber in the world

The decision was made due to a "lack of high-quality evidence that demonstrates the benefits or risks."

World

JACK POSOBIEC and NICK SORTOR: Dearborn is what happens when foreign ethnic enclaves replace American identity

"They don’t view themselves as part of America. They view themselves as enclaves of a wider Arabic world… greater Somalia, the Islamic world."

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Columbia University should ban the niqab on campus

Many women cover their hair with scarves, but covering the face is a step too far. Use of the niqab or burqa signals a pivot to Islamic fundamentalism.

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Modern conservatism needs less Buckley, more Kendall and Buchanan

The intellectual style of passive neoconservatism is ineffective in the urgent, intense modern era. We are at a critical juncture, fighting against figures that allowed leftism to inscribe its ideology on the blank slates of future generations.

Faith & Family

25-year-old Australian woman to be euthanized after neurological disease diagnosis

Annaliese Holland said she had already survived sepsis 25 times.

Faith & Family

Christian religious classes go against children's human rights in UK court ruling

The ruling restores a 2022 High Court judgment that found Northern Ireland’s non-denominational Christian framework did not treat religion in an "objective, critical and pluralist manner."