by Oliver JJ Lane A large worldwide poll has found Britons to be one of the most dissatisfied nations with 50 years of ‘progress’, with a majority saying they believe people were happier and safer last century, and a plurality even saying they wish they’d been born long ago. Most Britons think the country was happier 50 years ago,...
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by Frank Bergman An alarming testimony before Canada’s House of Commons has blown open grave allegations that the Liberal government is ramping up pressure to euthanize military veterans under the nation’s rapidly expanding “assisted suicide” regime. The explosive allegations were revealed in a parliamentary testimony from Kelsi Sheren, a Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) veteran. Sheren told MPs during a...
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by Cassandra MacDonald Prosecutors in Milan have opened a formal investigation into disturbing allegations that wealthy individuals from Western countries, including Italy, paid substantial fees to participate in “sniper safaris” during the 1992-1995 siege of Sarajevo. These claims suggest that participants paid Bosnian Serb forces to shoot at civilians, including women and children, for personal amusement. The investigation was...
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by Antonio Graceffo On November 10, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth posted on X: “At the direction of President Trump, two lethal kinetic strikes were conducted on vessels operated by Designated Terrorist Organizations. These vessels were known by our intelligence to be associated with illicit narcotics smuggling, were carrying narcotics, and were transiting along a known narco-trafficking transit route...
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Brooke Brandtjen The young feminists who helped elect Zohran Mamdani would rather have apartments and pets than houses and families. Young women love Zohran Mamdani in part because they don’t have husbands to love. The doting devotion young women have traditionally bestowed upon their spouses and families has been redirected. As marriage rates have declined among young people,...
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Jennifer Galardi An entire generation of women is lost amidst engineered anxiety, chasing hollow independence while forsaking the proven anchors of marriage, family, and selfless purpose. I went back to grad school later in life. Thus, I was many years older, decades even, than my intellectual cohorts. I’ll never forget when a young lady in class, no older than...
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By Cole Harrison For years, the foundations of our republic have been shaken by a growing political chasm, but things are different now. What was once a vibrant contest of ideas has decayed into a grim feud between tribes, a struggle where simple disagreement is branded as a moral crime and opponents are treated as enemies to be crushed....
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by Vanessa BeeleyZachary Foster The Zionists didn’t save ‘Jews’ from persecution, they saved the oligarchs and powerful elite to created a “master race” I am publishing this article by historian and academic Zachary Foster in full because I think it is mind-bendingly important. A 1919 political cartoon depicting Chaim Weizmann and Menachem Ussishkin closing Palestine to Jewish refugees:“Necessity breaks iron! Open...
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by Michael SnyderThe Economic Collapse Blog What will the loss of hundreds of thousands of law-abiding citizens mean for New York City? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to answer that question. When large numbers of law-abiding citizens leave any area, conditions get worse. And when conditions get worse, that motivates even more law-abiding citizens to leave. Meanwhile, the...
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by Jim Hᴏft The United States Mint struck its final circulating one-cent coin at its Philadelphia facility today, ending 232 years of continuous penny production. The penny had its roots in the early Republic: Congress first authorized copper one-cent pieces under the 1792 Coinage Act, and production at the Mint began shortly after. Since 1909, the coin has borne...
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