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Politics

EXCLUSIVE: Katie Zacharia reveals how she became White House press secretary, details legal background

"They said absolutely, absolutely across the board. You can call yourself a lawyer."

By Hannah NightingaleOct 15, 2026

Culture

London Deputy Mayor seeks to ban ALL Harry Potter displays to avoid upsetting trans people

"What I would say is that what I don't think is helpful is where there is a display, a prominent display, that we know that is affecting trans Londoners."

By Thomas StevensonOct 15, 2026

Faith & Family

Mother of Henry Nowak's killer set for early release from prison after aiding her son in covering up his crime

Even as Nowak told officers he had been stabbed, an officer said "I don't think you have, mate."

By Libby EmmonsOct 16, 2026

World

British patriot Timothy Miller shows up to court in burqa after arrest for Portsmouth protests

Miller told the judge he was permitted to wear the burqa in court because he had an "exemption" for Islamic religious observance.

By Human EventsOct 16, 2026

National Security

EVITA DUFFY and JACK POSBIEC: ‘Not all immigrants are equal’

"Elon Musk comes in, and you look at this, and it's one of those things where the future is back, baby."

By Hannah NightingaleOct 17, 2026

Economy

Trump signs executive order to waive Russian sanctions before they take effect

Trump’s decision follows an announcement made earlier this month that the US would import diesel from Russia in an effort to lower energy costs.

By Hayden CunninghamOct 17, 2026

World

Leftist rioters torch, destroy 143-year-old town hall in France as 400 agitators arrested

"The roof has collapsed onto lower floors, except the west wing, and two-thirds of the exterior has already disappeared."

By Thomas StevensonOct 17, 2026

World

Teenage Norwegian hitman sentenced to 20 years for UK assassination plot tied to Iran-linked gang

The UK sanctioned the group last year “due to their involvement in violence against Jewish and Israeli targets in Europe on behalf of the Iranian regime.”

By Human EventsOct 17, 2026

Faith & Family

Pope Leo released from hospital following successful lung cancer surgery

Leo was discharged from Agostino Gemelli University Hospital just four days after surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung.

By Hayden CunninghamOct 18, 2026

World

French woman owner begs rioters not to destroy her shop—they push her aside, ransack it, burn Jewish stores and leave Muslim ones alone

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said 150 police officers were injured in the riots.

By Hayden CunninghamOct 18, 2026

World

Macron dances with wife Brigitte at Celine Dion concert while France burns

The French president urged "calm and respect" on Friday while attending a meeting in Belgium.

By Ben SellersOct 18, 2026

World

Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election: ‘Bibi Netanyahu will never let you down!'

“Maybe I can work with someone else, and maybe I won’t. Why take a chance?!”

By Ari HoffmanOct 19, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: What the France?

These are riots about redefining the heirs to France and torching the remnants of Western Civilization.

By Libby EmmonsOct 19, 2026

World

Putin suggests summit with Trump, Xi to negotiate Ukraine deal: report

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was not invited.

By Thomas StevensonOct 19, 2026

World

REVEALED: 54 communist, socialist and Muslim organizations are backing French riots

Communist and socialist groups are organizing a coordinated strike across Europe on November 20.

By Hannah NightingaleOct 19, 2026

Opinion

POSOBIEC: 'Destabilization of the West is the point' of the violence in France

“The unhumans are activated, and they're burning down civilization."

By Hannah NightingaleOct 19, 2026

French Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin on CNews — YouTube/screenshot

World

95% of arrests in French riots are men, 70% are adults: Justice Minister

At least one of those who were arrested was a far-left Antifa militant known to police who is a suspect in the arson of the Limoges City Hall.

By Libby EmmonsOct 20, 2026

Destruction during riots in France, arson of Limoges City Hall — X/screenshots

World

Macron's interior minister offers resignation after saying authorities 'lost control' of cities

"We unquestionably failed," said Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin.

By Libby EmmonsOct 20, 2026

Arson of Limoges City Hall, France — X/screenshots

World

BREAKING: Antifa arsonist arrested for torching Limoges City Hall

Those who attacked the building brought mortars, a 200-kilogram battering ram, and waved Palestinian flags.

By Libby EmmonsOct 20, 2026

Brent Hamachek and Naomi Wolf — Naomi Wolf

Opinion

Naomi Wolf interviews author Brent Hamachek about The Intellect of Charlie Kirk

Naomi Wolf talks to Brent Hamachek about his new book on Charlie Kirk.

By Brent HamachekOct 20, 2026

Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec, authors of Unhumans: Socialist Revolution — Original

Opinion

JOSHUA LISEC and JACK POSOBIEC: The vocab of the ‘NPR Americans’ and the 2nd edition of Unhumans

"If you talk to someone or hear anyone using these terms, you can actually find who is out there that’s been brainwashed by mainstream media.”

By Hannah NightingaleOct 20, 2026

Street scene in Kenyan city. — Screenshot/YouTube

World

State Dept tells Americans traveling to Kenya to 'prepare a will' in threat advisory

"Prepare a will. Establish a proof of life protocol with your loved ones."

By Lorrie PosobiecOct 21, 2026

Elissa Slotkin on MS NOW — Original image

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Elissa Slotkin absurdly blames sexism for critics of her comments against young conservatives

Her remarks show the accuracy of Trump saying: "In reality, they're not after me, they're after you, I'm just in the way." Turns out he was right.

By Libby EmmonsOct 21, 2026

World

Trump secures release of US citizen Stephen Hubbard from Russian prison

“Welcome home Stephen, it’s great to have you back.”

By Lorrie PosobiecOct 21, 2026

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