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National Security

EXCLUSIVE: Human Events obtains far-left plans for anti-ICE unrest this weekend in Minneapolis and throughout the country

A document shows tactics, plans, and how to organize anti-ICE events.

By Human EventsJan 10, 2026

World

EXCLUSIVE: Antifa hunts federal agents at Minneapolis hotel, overwhelms police units

"Members of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources are assisting Minneapolis police with the arrest of people for unlawful assembly."

By Human EventsJan 10, 2026

World

UAE slashes scholarships for UK universities over fears students will become Islamic radicals

UAE officials have made it clear to the UK that the decision was because people "don’t want their kids to be radicalised on campus.”

By Hayden CunninghamJan 10, 2026

National Security

Anti-ICE protests descend into chaos as thousands march in Minneapolis

Multiple arrests were made after militants broke into a hotel.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 11, 2026

Faith & Family

UK Labour accused of supporting cousin marriage after blocking vote on ban

"Labour do back first cousin marriage and they’re trying to hide their secretive support for the practice.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 11, 2026

World

Over 500 killed by Islamist regime in Iran amid anti-Khamenei protests: report

Activists have claimed at least 544 people have been killed, including 483 protesters.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 12, 2026

Opinion

EMINA MELONIC: Home ownership is not 'white supremacy' and black property owners know that

His new tenant's rights advocate Cea Weaver embodies all of that with her claims that homeownership is "white supremacy."

By Emina MelonicJan 12, 2026

World

UK 'in talks with' Canada and Australia to ban X over Grok's explicit AI images, EU head slams Musk

Keir Starmer’s government is considering enforcement action under the Online Safety Act, including a potential ban if X does not remove or restrict the feature.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 12, 2026

Opinion

JIHAD IN THE MODERN ERA: Armenian genocide to 9/11

From European no-go zones to American cities like Dearborn, Michigan, we ask what resistance looks like now and whether Christendom remembers how to defend itself.

By Daniel HayworthJan 12, 2026

Economy

EXCLUSIVE: Scott Bessent says Treasury will investigate groups funding Antifa, riots, anti-ICE in Minnesota

They have more investigators and they’re great because they can look at financial fraud and they carry guns, they go out in the field and they make arrests.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 12, 2026

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: 'Hamnet' is a gut-wrenching but necessary look at grief

You will not want to drink Hamnet like water at first, but you should.

By Nicole RussellJan 13, 2026

Politics

Australian PM admits activists spoke lawfully, responds by lowering legal threshold for 'hate' in wake of Bondi Beach massacre

“It increases the penalties for hate crimes offences. It ensures that offenders whose crimes were motivated by extremism had that factored into their sentencing.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 13, 2026

Opinion

ED WOODSON: Netflix takeover of Warner Bros will raise prices on cash-strapped Americans

More customers already means more money for the company, but that apparently isn't enough for Netflix.

By Ed WoodsonJan 13, 2026

Opinion

JOSHUA LISEC: 'I loved you all to the very end.' Scott Adams, 1957-2026

On January 13th, 4026—a full two millennia from today—someone somewhere will be discovering Scott Adams’ work for the first time in their life. And it will change their life, forever.

By Joshua LisecJan 13, 2026

World

JOSHUA LISEC TO JACK POSOBIEC: Scott Adams freed millions by telling the truth

“He set many free,” Lisec said. “Perhaps millions of people free, to be the person they were created to be.”

By Jack PosobiecJan 13, 2026

National Security

Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan designated as terrorist groups by US

The group’s leader, Muhammad Fawzi Taqqosh, was also designated as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 13, 2026

Faith & Family

China detains religious leaders in sweep against 'unregistered' Christian churches

Human Rights Watch reported that roughly 100 members of an unregistered church in Zhejiang province were detained in December.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 13, 2026

National Security

EXCLUSIVE: Riot squads patrol Minneapolis as DHS deports detained illegal aliens

A riot squad was seen outside a hotel building pushing back a crowd of rioters.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 14, 2026

Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: SCOTUS must stop dicking around and just admit men aren't women

Boys cannot become girls and girls cannot become boys. This is a fact that all of modern society believed until about five minutes ago. Yet, the highest court in the land, the United States Supreme Court, still could not clearly state this.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerJan 14, 2026

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Tim Walz can't leave Minnesota politics soon enough

Walz was still prepared to forge ahead where no political clown had gone before as late as the fall and run for a third term as governor.

By David KraydenJan 14, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: The Goods were larping at being revolutionaries in Minnesota—celebs and Dems must stop encouraging people to do this

It's the regular Americans in their minivans who will take to the streets while their kids are in school that will pay the price for the celeb virtue signaling and Democrat moralizing.

By Libby EmmonsJan 14, 2026

World

Iranians face government killings, media blackout, mass repression as protests continue in Tehran

She reported that at least five people in her close circle have been killed in recent days, including a man who was shot while shielding his wife during a protest.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 14, 2026

World

Eva Vlaardingerbroek BANNED from UK over Starmer comments

Vlaardingerbroek shared an image of a notice from the UK government stating that her Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) had been cancelled effective January 13, 2026.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 14, 2026

National Security

US suspends visas from 75 nations over public assistance concerns

Those who are seeking non-immigrant visas will still be permitted entry into the US on a temporary tourist or business visas.

By Human EventsJan 14, 2026

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