Foreign Affairs
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Biden Administration Shells Out Millions For Foreign LGBT Causes And Migrants
By Robert Schmad The State Department has bankrolled a program to create 2,500 “LGBTQI+ Allies,” given taxpayer dollars to “queer” Muslim…
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Huge source of hydrogen discovered in Albania
Albania is famous for having been ruled by a xenophobic communist tyrant for over 40 years. Fearing an invasion that…
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America Needs More Legal Immigration, Not Less
By Stephen Moore The most recent polling shows that President Joe Biden’s open border immigration policy is now ranked as…
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Biden Admin Asks Sanctuary Cities To Cooperate With ICE To Deport Criminal Illegal Migrants, Even As It Hinders ICE From Doing So
By Jake Smith The Biden administration is asking sanctuary cities to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the…
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Murder rate declined dramatically in Italy, unlike the United States, in recent years
America’s murder rate has risen a lot since 2014 (the Ferguson Effect) and also has risen since 2019 (murder spiked…
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Biden-Appointed Ambassador Threatened Staff And Spent Lavishly On Unnecessary Projects, Report Says
By Jake Smith Jonathan Kaplan, The U.S. ambassador to Singapore, faced scrutiny over his leadership and diplomatic actions as outlined…
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US Drops First Payload Of Humanitarian Aid Into Gaza
The United States conducted its first airdrop of humanitarian aid to Gaza on Saturday with the help of the Royal…
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Chad publicly murders opposition leader, in what gullible U.S. media call ‘gun battle’
The African nation of Chad has publicly murdered a key opposition leader in advance of sham elections that will reelect…
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Widow Of Dissident Killed In Mysterious Car Crash Sues Former US Ambassador Charged With Spying
By John Oyewale The widow of an anti-communist Cuban dissident killed twelve years ago in a car crash sued a…
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Biden Admin’s Border Chaos Is Eerily Reminiscent Of A Radical Decades-Old Playbook
By Rep. Burgess Owens In today’s political landscape, a strategy reminiscent of déjà vu is unfolding under the Biden administration,…
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US, United Kingdom Conduct Strikes On 18 Houthi Targets As Commercial Vessel In Red Sea Sinks
By Micaela Burrow The U.S. and United Kingdom conducted strikes on 18 Houthi targets in Yemen as the terrorist group’s…
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Slavery follows looting in African country as its economy collapses
When people are too poor to loot, they may be enslaved instead. Sudan, one of Africa’s largest countries, is in…
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Migrant Crime Is Turning US Cities Into War Zones
By Betsy McCaughey Criminals posing as asylum seekers are turning American cities into war zones. The Venezuelan gang Tren de…
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Greece legalized gay marriage
Greece has become the first Eastern Orthodox country to legalize gay marriage, and the first nation in southeastern Europe to…
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African government blocks scholarship for LGBTQ+ people
Zimbabwe is a nation in southern Africa with more than 16 million people. Its government says it will block a…
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Compared To UK Physicians, US Docs Have It Made
By Sally Pipes America’s doctors are lobbying for better pay. The American Medical Association and other doctor groups are currently…
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Zambia bans marriage below age 18
In some parts of Africa, it is common for people to marry below age 18. But this can lead to…
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Internet blackout hits Sudan, leaving millions unable to communicate
The internet is down in Africa’s third-largest country, Sudan, as a civil war continues to tear that country apart. CNN…
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Swiss Cops Shoot And Kill Axe-Wielding Asylum Seeker Who Took Hostages On Train
By Julianna Frieman Swiss police shot and killed an axe-wielding asylum seeker Thursday night who allegedly took hostages on a…
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Democrats Really Love Rolling Out Welcome Mats
By Betsy McCaughey Maria Manaura, who’s been arrested at least eight times in the six months since she arrived in…
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Internet usage more than doubles in Africa, making mobile payments, online learning, and more economic activity possible
Internet users increased by 115% in Sub-Saharan Africa from 2016 to 2021. Internet connections are spotty, though, and fewer women…
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Married women in Turkey no longer need to use husband’s last name, due to constitutional court ruling
Married women in Turkey no longer have to use their husband’s last name. Turkey’s Constitutional Court struck down a provision…
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Arizona Election Law May Enable Non-Citizens To Vote In 2024 Presidential Election, Experts Warn
By James Lynch One of the most important states in the 2024 presidential election has a loophole in its election…
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How To Ensure A Big, Ugly War With Iran
By Victor Davis Hanson Iranian-backed militias have attacked American installations and forces in Syria, Iraq, and Jordan some 170 times.…
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China uses mobile killing vans and concentration camps to execute more people than any other nation
In many countries, the death penalty is formally prohibited, even if it exists in reality. Oppressive governments may ban the…
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Terrorist Caught Illegally Crossing The Border Was Allowed To Roam Free For Nearly A Year
By Jennie Taer Federal authorities caught a terrorist at the U.S. southern border and released him into the country, where…
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Three US Troops Killed In Drone Attack Near Syrian Border
By Micaela Burrow Three U.S. troops were killed in a drone attack in Jordan near the border of Syria, where…
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A quarter of nation’s population are displaced by war in Sudan
10.7 million people have been displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan, about a quarter of that vast African nation’s…
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Court Declares Justin Trudeau’s Sweeping Actions To Suppress Trucker Protests Were Illegal
By Jake Smith A federal court in Canada has ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act…
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