The Archive.

World

Trump says US won't take Greenland by 'force,' but that it's a 'core national security interest'

"I don’t have to use force, I don’t want to use force, I won’t use force. All the United States is asking for is a place called Greenland."

World

Trump warns Davos the West 'cannot mass import foreign cultures which have failed to ever build a successful society of their own'

"We’re taking people from places with no government, no police, no military, no nothing, and then we’re shocked when societies start to fracture."

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Trump slams globalist leaders to their faces at Davos—and they deserve it

Trump was speaking directly to the Americans who are still determined to put their country first and let Europe stew in its own juices.

Opinion

THOMAS SOWELL: Invincible ignorance (2012)

Guns are not the problem. People are the problem— including people who are determined to push gun control laws, either in ignorance of the facts or in defiance of the facts.

World

AURON MACINTYRE to JACK POSOBIEC: You can’t import failed cultures and expect a functioning civilization

"I’m very glad that Trump is making that an issue that all European leaders have to deal with," he said. "Because their populations do not want this."

Opinion

ROBERTO WAKERELL-CRUZ: Canadians don’t need a lecture on enforced conformity from Mark Carney

These are the ones who enforced conformity to their ideology countless times, whether those who accepted the boot on their neck agreed with them or not.

World

Musk tells Davos robots will outnumber humans in near future, says robotics will lead to 'abundance for all'

"People often talk about solving global poverty — how do we give everyone a very high standard of living? The only way to do this is AI and robotics."

Opinion

DAVID LIMBAUGH: The problem is not conservative media (2012)

At least conservatives, both in the media and in public service, are more honest with themselves and others about their own beliefs and biases, and thus represent much less danger to the republic than liberal politicians and media masquerading as neutral, unbiased, objective or bipartisan.

World

Trump unveils ‘Board of Peace’ at Davos, says Gaza War near its end

“Today the world is a safer, richer and much more peaceful place than it was one year ago.”

World

EXCLUSIVE: Scott Bessent explains why Greenland is the next great American strategic prize

"President Trump has a strategic vision. He is trying to avert a calamity that could happen."

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: How feminism destabilized modern America

Time and again, movements framed as "liberation" overshoot their target, swinging so far in the opposite direction that they become hostile to balance, reason, and restraint.

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: How Jihad advances without armies in the modern West

Christendom will not be defended by outrage alone. It will be defended by those who remember who they are.

World

Howard Lutnick blasts EU 'net-zero' policy at Davos as UK implements pay-per-mile fees on EVs

"Why would Europe agree to be net-zero in 2030 when they don't make a battery... they are deciding to be subservient to China who makes the batteries."

Opinion

JACK POSOBIEC: Be a rebel, become a Christian

Posobiec said, "to be a rebel, actually is to be Christian and pro-life. It's not just political."

Culture

Former Green Party member sues group over being kicked out for making fun of 'fae/faer' pronouns

"I want to clarify that for those people who are muddled about what the terms 'literal' and 'actual' mean, and who believe that every time someone says men are not women, a person with fairy pronouns literally dies."

World

Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding arrested in Mexico for mass drug trafficking

"He went from an Olympic snowboarder to the largest narco trafficker in modern times."

National Security

MAZ: Minneapolis autonomous zone established by Antifa amid ongoing anti-ICE riots

City officials confirmed that the zone was established in part by Minneapolis authorities.

World

Top Al-Qaeda terrorist set for parole hearing and potential release in UK

Rangzieb Ahmed, the most senior al-Qaeda figure ever convicted in the UK, is scheduled to appear before a Parole Board panel on February 13 as he renews his bid for release

Opinion

XI VAN FLEET: Trump’s Greenland bid is a step in the right direction to curb the CCP’s influence – but there’s a long way to go

This lingering permissiveness towards China not only in the State Department, but also across American institutions, is one of the most important reasons why Trump’s Greenland bid, as well as his general tough-on-China stance, matters.

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Abigail Spanberger's leftist pivot in VA shows there is no such thing as a moderate Democrat

That may be what Virginia chose, but it is not what Virginia got. It was all a lie.

Culture

World's oldest cave art discovered in Indonesia dated at over 67,800 years old, rewriting timeline of human creativity

“When I went to university, we were taught that the creative explosion happened in Europe,” Brumm said. “But evidence like this from Indonesia makes that argument very hard to sustain.”

Culture

Free climber Alex Honnold said Netflix paid him an 'embarrassing' sum for scaling Taipei 101

"Actually, if you put it in the context of mainstream sports, it’s an embarrassingly small amount."

World

Israel recovers body of last Gaza hostage, clearing path for next phase of Trump peace plan

“We brought them all back, down to the very last captive.”

World

German football exec urges Europe to boycott 2026 World Cup over Greenland, slams FIFA for embracing Trump

“What were the justifications for the boycotts of the Olympic Games in the 1980? By my reckoning, the potential threat is greater now than it was then. We need to have this discussion.”