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Culture

Students who complained about disgraced Cambridge prof Jason Arday were accused of racism: report

"Apart from one meeting throughout my whole course, he made a number of excuses not to meet with me or provide any substantive feedback on my work. As a supervisor, he was terrible."

By Hayden CunninghamAug 8, 2026

World

UK Royal Navy warns of 25% increase in Russian naval activity near Britain

Royal Navy operations to track Russian vessels increased by 25 percent last month compared to last year.

By Human EventsAug 8, 2026

World

UK police tackle man carrying sealed baseball bat after leaving store

The footage shows the officer approaching the man before taking him to the ground, while members of the public gather nearby and motorcycle officers arrive at the scene.

By Human EventsAug 9, 2026

World

Hundreds arrested in France over suspected role in wildfires as country faces worst damage since WWII

"I was amazed at the number of arrests, it feels excessive."

By Human EventsAug 9, 2026

National Security

'Time for civil war': New IRA 'will take control' if migrants not removed from Ireland

Security officials have said that the dissident republican group could "take matters into their own hands" amid growing tensions over immigration.

By Ben TumultyAug 10, 2026

Culture

Former governor of Mexican state Guerrero arrested for destroying evidence in case of 43 missing students

The 43 young men disappeared in Iguala on September 26, 2014, after municipal and state police stopped buses carrying students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College who were traveling toward Mexico City.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 10, 2026

World

Trump demands Iran pay up for Americans killed and wounded in war after regime asks for compensation from US

Trump said he had instructed his representatives to make the demand part of “any, and all, future negotiations” with Tehran.

By Ben TumultyAug 10, 2026

World

Radio worker announced live on air that King Charles had died ‘out of curiosity’

An announcement aired saying, “We have suspended our normal programmes until further notice... following the passing of His Majesty King Charles III.”

By Ben TumultyAug 10, 2026

World

John Cleese to press on with UK comedy tour despite threats from Islamists

"I hope people will enjoy the evening. But no Salman Rushdie stuff please!"

By Ben TumultyAug 11, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: DSA capitalizes on Americans' downward mobility

"People who are highly educated in this country were promised this path of economic success."

By Libby EmmonsAug 11, 2026

World

Britain accepts massive, 230-migrant 'mega dinghy' after Channel crossing

"This is a record number in a single vessel. It’s yet more proof that this illegal invasion is a national security emergency."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 11, 2026

National Security

Deposed Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, brother sentenced in absentia to death for war crimes

"Bashar Assad used state agencies to commit war crimes and crimes against humanity."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 11, 2026

World

Drunk diversity rep avoids prison time for crippling police officer by dragging him through Liverpool with SUV

"I'm in constant pain, day and night. This almost feels like a death sentence," the police officer told the court.

By Ben TumultyAug 11, 2026

Politics

POSOBIEC: Michigan's Dem candidate for Senate Abdul El-Sayed clearly hates Christians and covers up for trans violence

"That's your candidate for Senate, a guy who clearly hates Christians, a guy who covers up for trans violence, and a guy who wants to take your guns away."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 11, 2026

World

Irish people told by Nigerian-born anti-racism official to STOP speaking Irish—like the British first did 660 years ago

Joseph is employed by the Irish government and is routinely given air time to promote anti-Irish rhetoric.

By Ben TumultyAug 12, 2026

World

Left-wing Irish politicians plot to boycott President Trump’s visit to Dublin

The Irish Labour Party declared on their website, “Dublin does not welcome Donald Trump”.

By Ben TumultyAug 12, 2026

National Security

POSOBIEC: It's time to start arresting communists

"These liars, these fraudsters, these charlatans need to be locked up for good."

By Jack PosobiecAug 12, 2026

National Security

UK PM Burnham tells Britons every city and town must ‘play their part’ in hosting migrant invasion

Protests have taken place at the site of RAF Barnham, amid reports that the former military base could be converted into asylum accommodation.

By Ben TumultyAug 12, 2026

National Security

UK village of 350 set to house 1,250 male asylum seekers as residents fear for safety

Piddington has fewer than 400 residents, but ministers plan to house more than three times its population of adult male asylum seekers there.

By Ben TumultyAug 13, 2026

Faith & Family

POSOBIEC: You don’t make a plea deal with a psycho assassin like Luigi Mangione

"And to give him a plea deal, get him out of two trials, one at the state level, one at the federal level, it's a disgrace."

By Jack PosobiecAug 13, 2026

Media

Rupert Lowe compared to Hitler after days of attacks from mainstream media

The Times recently declared that Lowe's ideology is the “antithesis of Britishness”.

By Ben TumultyAug 13, 2026

Politics

EU demands Europeans bring their own takeout containers under sweeping new reuse, refill and return rules

The regulation replaces EU packaging legislation dating back to 1994 and applies across member states.

By Ben TumultyAug 13, 2026

Politics

Nigel Farage wins special election, returns to Parliament

“Yeah, very convincingly, I’ve managed to beat the establishment candidate.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzAug 14, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Kudos to Karoline for making the based decision to prioritize motherhood

This decision exemplifies her conservative values and what ought to be the values of American culture at large: we should want our mothers to be able to choose the life of full-time motherhood over career and job.

By Libby EmmonsAug 14, 2026

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