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World

'Cut the juice to the ruling class': Far-left group attacks German power grid

German police said responsibility for the attack was claimed in a letter attributed to a radical group known as the "Volcano Group."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 5, 2026

World

Ethiopian man who sexually assaulted 14-year-old girl in UK sentenced to 12 months in prison—British men who protested got 2 years each

Judge Jamie Sawyer said he was "satisfied this was racially motivated — at least in part," and told the defendants that their actions went beyond lawful protest.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 5, 2026

World

Brigitte Macron sees 10 convicted for cyber bullying after they called French First Lady a man

According to the judge, the statements made online were “degrading and insulting” and went beyond political criticism, instead targeting Brigitte Macron personally.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 5, 2026

World

DAN CALDWELL to JACK POSOBIEC: Trump removed Maduro, but this was not regime change

"I don’t think you can call this a regime change war or operation at this time."

By Jack PosobiecJan 5, 2026

Opinion

KENNY CODY: The America First actions in Venezuela strengthen Appalachia

It is hard to imagine a greater foreign policy victory for our homeland than what we just witnessed over the last few days.

By Kenny CodyJan 6, 2026

Opinion

VANESSA BATTAGLIA: Trump's removal of Maduro is a major blow to China

China is not a random foe whose front row seat to the Maduro Disappearing Act, feeling the loin-quaking rotor wash of the 160th SOAR's MH-47G Chinooks, is simply a convenient bonus for us, although that would be enough.

By Vanessa BattagliaJan 6, 2026

World

Maria Corina Machado vows return to Venezuela after Maduro arrest

"I’m going to go as soon possible back home."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 6, 2026

National Security

Tiny Caribbean nation to take in US asylum seekers under Trump deal

Dominica has a population of roughly 72,000 people.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 6, 2026

Faith & Family

Terrorists murder 42 Nigerian Catholics, abduct unknown numbers of women and children

"These terrorists have tested the resolve of our country and its people."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 6, 2026

World

UK, France to establish 'military hubs,' deploy troops in Ukraine after ceasefire is reached

Starmer said that Britain signed a “declaration of intent” that "paves the way for legal framework under which British, French and partner forces could operate on Ukrainian soil.”

By Human EventsJan 6, 2026

Media

JACK POSOBIEC: January 6 was peaceful until they threw the flashbangs

“That they threw flashbangs or stun grenades at the crowd before I heard any call to disperse, before I heard any lawful order to disperse, before I heard that it had been declared an unlawful meeting.”

By Jack PosobiecJan 6, 2026

Politics

Stephen Miller says Denmark has no justification for ruling Greenland, it should belong to US

“Nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 6, 2026

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: Sydney Sweeney's 'The Housemaid' shows moral accountability only flows one way in Hollywood

The implication is obvious and heavy-handed. Yet that explanation is never treated as mitigating or humanizing. It exists solely to confirm his guilt, not to complicate it.

By Soad TabriziJan 7, 2026

World

US seizes Russian-flagged tanker, intercepts 'dark fleet' ship in Venezuela sanctions crackdown

The operation occurred as Russian military assets, including a submarine, were operating in the general area, though officials said there were no signs of confrontation.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 7, 2026

Opinion

LARRY WARD: No, Mamdani, it is the 'rugged individualists' who will inherit America

The rugged individualist goes to sleep knowing that everything around them exists because they made it so, and that if it all came down tomorrow, they could build it again.

By Larry WardJan 7, 2026

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC: Minneapolis shooting came after an attempted murder of ICE agent caught on camera

"Looks like she may have actually hit his leg, and this is an attempted murder."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 7, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: A leftist woman tried to run over an ICE agent in Minneapolis, and now everything is worse

There was absolutely no sign of restraint on either side to wait for the facts to come in before rushing to judgement.

By Libby EmmonsJan 8, 2026

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: The left retconned history to erase the Arab slave trade—know the facts

Naturally, the media coverage of this has been uniformly awful and out of context, painting the Muslims sympathetically as victims and France and the Europeans as brutal oppressors. Brutality certainly existed, but it was hardly a one-way street.

By Rod ThomsonJan 8, 2026

National Security

Denmark confirms 'shoot first and ask questions later' rule if Greenland is invaded by US troops

The Danish defense ministry confirmed that the directive “remains in force.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 8, 2026

National Security

CALLY MEANS to JACK POSOBIEC: The government has been buying junk for our troops for decades—MAHA has finally changed that

"Soldiers are emailing us saying they’re being served fake meat. That ends now."

By Jack PosobiecJan 8, 2026

World

Trump admin withdraws US from 66 international organizations after State Department review

“President Trump announced the U.S. is leaving 66 anti-American, useless, or wasteful international organizations."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 9, 2026

World

EU leaders back US security guarantees in 5-point Ukraine plan signed in Paris

The joint statement, backed by major NATO allies, outlines proposed “security guarantees” that would accompany any agreement to end Russia’s nearly four-year invasion of Ukraine.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 9, 2026

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: Leftists refuse to believe ICE agent shot Renee Good in self-defense, no matter how much evidence they see

They welcome violence, because it gives them what they want, whether that's the death of an important right-wing leader like Charlie Kirk or the creation of a "martyr" they can rally round and use to shape and control the political narrative.

By Raw Egg NationalistJan 9, 2026

Opinion

AMNESIA OF THE WEST: How Christendom won the battles, but forgot the war

Nations ceased to see themselves as Christian societies and came to regard themselves as neutral spaces in which all beliefs were interchangeable.

By Daniel HayworthJan 9, 2026

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