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World

French mayor moves to block memorial march for slain Catholic Quentin Deranque who was beaten to death by Antifa

"In a context of particularly intense national and local tensions since the death of Quentin Deranque, and faced with the real risk of violent unrest."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 19, 2026

Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Trans Ideology KILLS—we have to stop pretending it doesn’t

People who gravitate toward gender ideology are already struggling psychologically. They are offered the false promise that affirmation, hormones, and surgery will heal their distress.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerFeb 19, 2026

World

BREAKING: Trump says he would 'love to have China and Russia' on Board of Peace, says they have been invited

"I would love to have China and Russia. They've been invited. You need both."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 19, 2026

World

HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: Trump’s $10B Board of Peace is putting America first—and ending needless wars

"It's Trump collaborating with foreign leaders and trying to bring peace not only to the United States, but to the world.”

By Jack PosobiecFeb 19, 2026

Faith & Family

Taliban rules domestic, sexual violence against women, children is legal

For a man to beat his wife or children is now classified as discretionary punishment, or "ta’zir," and not a crime.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 20, 2026

World

London teens 'raped and forced into sex work' by men of 'South Asian' background

"Within that gang world, the girls are the lowest rung, and they have to do as they are told, and that includes sexually."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 20, 2026

Opinion

ANN COULTER: America nears El Tipping Pointo (2012)

Any election analysis that doesn't deal with the implacable fact of America's changing demographics is bound to be wrong.

By Ann CoulterFeb 20, 2026

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Supreme Court's blow to Trump's tariff plan is tough but not fatal

Foreign officials have said they were not adjusting their strategies in anticipation of the ruling.

By Rod ThomsonFeb 20, 2026

Culture

Kings College London ends puberty blocker trans trial for children after red flags raised by watchdog

“The MHRA has now raised new concerns – directly related to the wellbeing of children and young people – and scientific dialogue will now follow with the trial sponsor."

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 21, 2026

World

Trump officials urge British free speech victims to seek asylum in US

"Anyone persecuted by their government for peacefully expressing their views, including British citizens, may present themselves at a US embassy or consulate to seek information about applying for refugee protection. "

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 21, 2026

World

Thousands of French citizens take to the streets to protest Antifa killing of nationalist Quentin Deranque

Thousands were seen marching in the streets of Lyon, France, declaring that there needs to be "justice for Quentin."

By Thomas StevensonFeb 21, 2026

World

CHAOS in Mexico after cartel head killed, tourist destinations hit with violence, US Embassy issues security alert

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the Mexican drug lord commonly known as “El Mencho” and leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), has been killed in a military operation in Mexico.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 22, 2026

World

Elon Musk sues Brussels over €120 MILLION fine under EU anti-free speech Digital Services Act

In a post on Friday, X’s Global Government Affairs team said it filed an appeal with the General Court of the European Union challenging the roughly $140 million penalty that was imposed.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 22, 2026

World

Putin called Charlie Kirk's assassination a 'disgusting atrocity'

"First and foremost, of course, I offer my condolences to the family of Mr Charlie Kirk and the people who knew him. We sympathise and feel for you."

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 23, 2026

Faith & Family

UK Christian street preacher arrested on suspicion of inciting religious hatred for preaching against transgenderism, Islam

"The police must stop their two-tier approach of criminalising lawful speech," the preacher's lawyer, Jeremiah Igunnubole, said.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 23, 2026

World

'English was beaten into people': New Zealand MP claims English is oppression

New Zealand MP Chloe Swarbrick told Parliament that English is oppressive and is being “beaten into people” as lawmakers debated a bill that would formally recognize English as an official language of New Zealand.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 23, 2026

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Patriotism at the Olympics is just what America needs

Liu's story is refreshing and inspiring. I love to see American athletes at the Olympics, proud to represent our country.

By Nicole RussellFeb 23, 2026

World

BREAKING: Ex-UK Labour advisor Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct amid Epstein investigation

“Officers have arrested a 72-year-old man… He was arrested at an address in Camden on Monday, Feb. 23, and has been taken to a London police station for interview."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 23, 2026

World

60 Minutes tries to debunk South African white genocide–farmer sets them straight

"I live cautiously," farmer Daryl Brown said, "always aware of potentially getting killed."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 23, 2026

World

Netherlands elects youngest and first openly gay prime minister

"Proud to be able to do this together. In a new phase, with a great responsibility and above all a joint promise to work for everyone in the Netherlands," said new PM Rob Jetten.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 23, 2026

World

25 Mexican National Guardsmen killed in 'El Mencho' operation, aftermath

25 National Guard officers, a state police officer, a security guard, and a woman, reportedly three months pregnant, were killed in attacks in Jalisco.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 23, 2026

World

23 inmates loose, prison guard dead after cartel stages prison break in Puerto Vallarta

At least 73 people have died in unrest reported in 20 of Mexico’s 32 states.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 24, 2026

Opinion

THOMAS SOWELL: Cheap shot journalism (2006)

The implications of having so many people so incapable of confronting opposing arguments with anything besides ad hominem responses reach far beyond Wal-Mart or think tanks.

By Dr. Thomas SowellFeb 24, 2026

Media

UK to censor Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+ in crackdown on streaming services

Platforms will be required to comply with standards on harmful or offensive material, impartial news coverage, and accessibility requirements including subtitles.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 24, 2026

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