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America’s Founders Were Heavy Drinkers – So Drug Users Can Keep Their Guns
Politics|United States

America’s Founders Were Heavy Drinkers – So Drug Users Can Keep Their Guns

The US Supreme Court has ruled that illegal drug users cannot automatically be barred from owning guns. The reasoning reaches deep…

The Yemen case raised questions about monitoring German aid.
Politics|Europe

Germany’s Aid Millions Keep Vanishing Around Islamist Networks

After millions flowed to Islamic Relief despite years of warnings, Germany faces another aid controversy. This time, taxpayer mone…

Volodymyr Zelensky's dispute with Warsaw.
Politics|Europe

Poland’s Zelensky Award Row Strains Ties but Leaves Aid Intact

After Poland revoked Volodymyr Zelensky’s highest state honor over Kyiv’s “Heroes of the UPA” tribute, senior Ukrainian officials …

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson arrives at Newry Crown Court.
Politics|Europe

Donaldson’s Fall Is a Brutal Blow for Ulster’s Beleaguered Unionists

The conviction of Ulster’s most prominent unionist politician for historical child rape is a great day for his victims. For Northe…

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Politics|Europe

Merz, the “Idiot” and the Sensitive State

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he no longer files criminal complaints over insults. Many lawmakers now question Germany’s s…

Nigel Farage delivers a petition to Downing Street.
Politics|Europe

Brexit 10 Years On: From Revolution to Reality

Ten years after leaving the European Union, Britain is still arguing over what it achieved. Supporters cite sovereignty, while cri…

Fraud scandal raises questions about SPLC's fund handling.
Politics|United States

Money for Lover: Left-Wing Charity Faces Fraud Probe over Alleged Misuse of Funds

The progressive nonprofit SPLC that placed conservative and Christian organizations on its hate lists is now under federal scrutin…

Keir Starmer as prime minister.
Politics|Europe

Starmer to Step Down as Labour Plans Leadership Election

Less than two years after the Labour Party's landslide election victory, Keir Starmer acknowledged that his party wants a change i…

Germany's schools face falling standards.
Politics|Europe

Germany’s Education Paradox: More Reforms, Worse Results

Germany’s education system has been in crisis for years. The federal and state governments have responded with an ever-growing num…

The US Federal Trade Commission building.
Politics|United States

Washington Comes for the Transgender Medical Establishment

The US FTC has opened a major new front in the Trans Wars by challenging the medical guidelines that it alleges were used to make …

German prosecutors investigate a Hamas plot.
Politics|Europe

Terror in Europe: Hamas Cell Had Claim Video Ready

German prosecutors believe suspected Hamas operatives were preparing an attack around the second anniversary of 7 October. Investi…

Keir Starmer’s allies are thinning as Labour’s internal battle moves into the open. Photo: Suzanne Plunkett/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Politics|Europe

Starmer Weighs Resignation amid Mounting Labour Pressure

Speculation is mounting that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer may soon announce he is stepping down.

Catholic Democrats view Trump's approach to Pope Leo unfavorably.
Politics|United States

Majority of US Catholics Think Trump Is Too Critical of Pope Leo

Despite dealing with the first American-born pope, the US president has found himself growing less fond of the pontiff as his admi…

Herbert Kickl defends his use of the term 'remigration'.
Politics|Europe

How the Word “Remigration” Helps the Right Win the Argument

The word remigration comes from the far-right fringe and remains toxic across the German-speaking world. Yet Europe is now moving …

Israel Katz, Israel’s Defence Minister, said Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon. Photo: Ronen Zvulun/File Photo/Reuters
Politics|Africa and Middle East

No One Can Tell Us What to Do: Katz Rejects Trump's Syria Plan

Defense Minister Israel Katz on Friday rejected Trump's plan to hand the fight against Hezbollah to Syria's al-Sharaa, a former ji…

US President Donald Trump shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago club on 29 December 2025 in Palm Beach, Florida.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Hezbollah-Israel Fighting Threatens to Scupper Trump's Iran Deal

Friday’s talks in Switzerland were postponed after JD Vance cancelled his trip and Iran demanded proof that the deal was being imp…

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces an assessment.
Politics|Europe

“Shameful” Allies: America Starts Pulling the Plug on Europe

Pete Hegseth has announced a review of the US military presence in Europe. For NATO, Washington’s warnings are now giving way to a…

Shift in mood toward migration in Europe.
Politics|Europe

“Send them back”: European Parliament Vote Indicates Major Mood Shift on Migration

More than a decade after Angela Merkel’s famous declaration, “Wir schaffen das”, the European Parliament has adopted a regulation …

The number of illegal migrants in Spain has surged.
Politics|Europe

Spain's Amnesty Exposes the True Scale of Illegal Immigration

The number of illegal immigrants seeking legal status in Spain has reached almost one million, far outstripping government predict…

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