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Female Genital Mutilation: When Feminism Looks Away
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Female Genital Mutilation: When Feminism Looks Away

Defending women is now called racist. Mutilating girls is now called culture. Feminism has lost its way, and relativism has won.

Natalie Harp, executive assistant to President Donald Trump, has become the focus of intense media scrutiny.
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The Liberal Media Go Full Trump on Natalie Harp

The same press corps that condemns Donald Trump’s personal attacks now portrays his executive assistant as a blonde prop, a babysi…

Governor Maura Healey on abortion in Massachusetts.
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The Deadly Drift Toward Naked Infanticide

Massachusetts has become the 10th US state in which abortion has effectively been legalized up to birth. The change marks another …

Donald Trump.
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The US's Debt Mountain Has Passed $40tn: Yes, It Is Time to Panic

In the classic Trumpian idiom, America's debt is now bigger than ever before. Unless urgent action is taken, a world-historic econ…

New EU rules raise costs for small sellers.
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EU Green Rules Squeeze Small Businesses

The EU was built around the free movement of goods across national borders. New packaging rules risk making that promise prohibiti…

UK Green leader discusses the press.
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UK Greens Declare: It Is Time to Regulate the Evil Media

Having spent years complaining that rich proprietors should not decide what the public gets to read, parts of the Green movement h…

Gardaí at the crash scene on the M9 in Kildare.
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While Ireland Targets Tradwives, Deadly Driving Videos Go Unchecked

After two horrific car crashes in a week involving young people driving against traffic on main roads, our leaders have found some…

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signing legislation.
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Who Decides the Fate of the Unborn Child?

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a bill relaxing the rules on abortions after the 24th week. Two days later, surrogate m…

Tackling addiction requires rebuilding communities.
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Europe’s Drug Crisis Needs More Than Policy

Decision-makers debate legalization and enforcement, but neither addresses the loneliness, nihilism and lack of purpose driving ma…

John Cleese discusses political correctness.
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John Cleese and the Ministry of Unpopular Opinions

At more than 80, Monty Python legend John Cleese has become an unlikely combatant in Britain’s culture wars, taking aim at politic…

Jason Arday, a celebrated figure in British academia.
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Jason Arday, Fallen Foot Soldier of the West’s Good Lie Project

Jason Arday’s rise to and tragic fall from the summit of British academia was only ever possible in a world where some falsehoods …

Edwina Currie suggested a brothel.
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Edwina Currie’s Brothel Remark Reveals Britain’s Migration Delusion

Edwina Currie proposed brothels as a solution to the sexual tensions surrounding plans to house 1,250 male asylum seekers near a s…

Federal Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil faces criticism over his government’s proposed tax reform and planned tax increases. Photo: Carsten Koall/Getty Images
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A Tax Reform as Lackluster as the Government Behind It

Lars Klingbeil’s draft tax reform bill exposes the full extent of the disaster facing this federal government. It is poorly prepar…

A “Thetford Says No!” sign at RAF Barnham, where the government is considering housing around 1,250 asylum seekers as part of its move away from hotels.
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Mass Migration is Coming for the British Middle Class

Burnham wants wealthier Britain to share the asylum burden. But moving migrants into richer neighborhoods may spread public anger …

Karoline Leavitt.
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Trump Gave Karoline Leavitt the Podium and She Owned It

Donald Trump entrusted a 27-year-old mother with one of Washington's most unforgiving jobs and gave her the freedom to make it her…

Economic insecurity fuels interest in socialist ideas.
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Gen Z’s Turn to Socialism Is No Accident

The young generation's growing support for socialism is not just a fad. For many, owning a home, starting a family and building we…

The threat to democracy is centrist monopolization.
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Discovering the Far Center

The greatest threat to democracy today is not the extremes, but a far center claiming a monopoly on reason, virtue and political l…

Count Binface graffiti depicting Nigel Farage and the satirical candidate on Clacton Pier in Clacton-on-Sea, England, ahead of the Clacton byelection. Photo: Ben Montgomery/Getty Images
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The Establishment Settles for One Last Laugh as Farage Re-Elected

If the British Establishment should take one lesson from recent transatlantic political history, it should be that a serious chall…

New EU packaging rules.
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EU’s New Packaging Rules May Well Send Small Businesses Packing

It is too early to say whether the European Union's latest packaging regulation will reduce packaging waste. It is not too early t…

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