Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal 
Game streamer Asmongold, whose real name is Zack Hoyt, took about 30 seconds to make it clear that the anti-Zionism promoted by leftist influencer Hasan Piker and others is in reality anti-Semitism.
Earlier this week, the Canadian taxpayer found out that they were supporting, with their hard-earned money, an organization that wouldn’t call the deadliest terror attack in human history “terrorism.” Americans found out about it, too, and they were pretty unhappy — especially since we’re approaching the 25th anniversary of the attacks and our neighbors to the north were telling reporters with their national broadcaster that 9/11 was a situation where “hijackings led to passenger jet crashes.” Now, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is reversing course and calling terror attacks “terrorism.” All it took was international outrage and the United States ambassador to Canada saying the language “significantly endangers our efforts to establish and harmonize a shared national and economic security partnership.” The whole to-do began when a memo from Basem Boshra, the “Senior Director of Journalistic Standards and Public Trust” was reported by a columnist in the Toronto Sun.
Central Intelligence Agency Director John Ratcliffe’s unannounced visit to Moscow earlier this week was reportedly to deliver a message to Russia not to invade any of the NATO countries.
Actor Woody Harrelson is among the signatories of an open letter asking Britain’s new prime minister to examine claims of COVID vaccine harm.
President Donald Trump declared victory Thursday regarding the Strait of Hormuz, saying that it’s fully open, leaving Iran with very little bargaining power in its conflict with the United States.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth gave honor where honor was due to three soldiers who acted heroically following the suicide bombing attacks at Abbey Gate in Kabul, Afghanistan, in August 2021.
Lucky Charms marshmallows and Trix puffs are no longer getting their neon look from petroleum-based dyes.
A Democratic Senate candidate — a “democratic socialist” — is set for a November showdown with her Republican opponent to see who will fill the seat previously held by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.
Prince Harry and Meghan arrived back in Britain on Wednesday with their two children after six years in California.
The Trump administration has proposed a $103,265 fee for most new H-1B visa applications that replaces a prior $100,000 fee — imposed by presidential proclamation — that was shut down by federal judge Leo Sorokin, an Obama appointee.
Six migrants deported from the United States refused to leave a plane in Liberia last week and were instead flown to Equatorial Guinea.
The world hasn’t heard the last of Dolly Parton — and won’t for a good, long time.
Former gubernatorial candidate and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is suing the Minnesota secretary of state and local election officials, saying they changed the parameters of a potential recount following his loss in the Republican primary.
Do Democrats even bother to vet their candidates for sexual depravity in their past, or do they just wing it?
California’s criminals now run the state.
ICE officers working in Los Angeles are being followed home, harassed on social media and confronted in person while carrying out immigration enforcement, the agency’s local field office director said this week.
Recently released police bodycam footage shows the stunning moment law enforcement officers in Washington state rolled up on a blood-streaked Marine pilot who’d only moments earlier safely ejected from a combat jet.
A private arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to rehire an opinion columnist who made social media posts that an editor at the paper found “beyond the pale” following the assassination of Charlie Kirk last September.
Activists pushing to end abortion are fighting back hard after four of their members were arrested for publicly protesting abortion.
New York City Democratic Mayor Zohran Mamdani is embarking upon a socialist agenda during his first year in office.
The Portuguese are realizing that Islam has no place in Europe, much to the chagrin of some vocal residents.
Ford is expanding production of their Lincoln vehicles in the United States, adding thousands of jobs and reducing reliance on Chinese imports.
A chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes filed a federal lawsuit against a New Jersey school district after the club was blocked from having volunteer mentors — even as they were allowed for other clubs.
Turning Point USA plans to return to Utah Valley University in Orem on the anniversary of founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination to hold what promises to be a powerful event.
A Christian living in northwestern China was reportedly arrested after listening to the Bible with a USB device in his car.
Angel Studios has another hit with audiences on its hands, earning an A rating.
New data cited by the White House revealed that fentanyl-related deaths have dropped over 20 percent in one year as the Trump administration continues cracking down on drug cartels and traffickers.
President Donald Trump on Friday announced a deal aimed at lowering the price of ground beef for American shoppers by easing beef tariffs to import more from abroad.
ESPN botched a tribute to its late founder, Bill Rasmussen, after it was announced that he had died on Tuesday at the age of 93.
Elon Musk said on Wednesday that the police officer accused of killing George Floyd in May 2020 needs to be freed from custody after he was wrongly convicted of murder.
Attorneys for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin filed a petition Tuesday seeking a dismissal of the state murder charges against him, arguing that it was unlawful for Gov.
Well, since the WNBA still can’t seem to determine what the “W” in that acronym means, former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom could be the first pick in the next WNBA Draft.
Just hours before a key jungle primary decided the field for a critical Senate race the left hopes to flip, Democratic candidate Mary Peltola, a former state representative, fired numerous senior campaign staffers in what one local outlet described as a “Saturday night massacre.” Peltola would win the all-party primary by a 48.1 percent to 42.7 percent margin over incumbent GOP Sen.
Ceuta, Spain, is still dealing with the consequences of an invasion by 72,000 Moroccan migrants from July, with residents no longer feeling safe.
Apparently, the media is in an uproar over the fact that being aboard a Navy ship isn’t a Carnival cruise.
The Iowa governor’s race is heating up, which means liberals are throwing their weight behind State Auditor Rob Sand, attempting to mold him into a moderate despite his radical views.
The passing of Jason Arday is a tragedy, but it is a tragedy of his own making.
A South Carolina police officer has been fired for allegedly using a Flock camera system to check on an individual with whom she had had a relationship.
It took Bill Maher about 30 seconds to prove that the Palestinians have never really wanted a two-state solution.
A California Democratic congressman who is the chairman of the Congressional Dads Caucus is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee.
When most of us think about the swamp, we think of Washington parties, congressional office banter, and bureaucrats who think we’re all rubes.
A Texas shootout left one man, whom police say violated an order of protection, dead.
A Texas state legislator called Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico the “most liberal” candidate in the state’s history when reacting to allegations that the latter embellished his first story as a lawmaker.
On Friday, former Cambridge scholar Jason Arday died.
Attorneys for accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson are attempting to lessen his chances of receiving the death penalty if convicted by claiming that the alleged shooter did not put anyone but Kirk in danger.
President Donald Trump promised Americans he would reduce the cost of prescription drugs.
A new report says drones used by Britain’s Royal Navy were transmitting information to China.
A new report indicates that the entertainment industry may take a quieter approach to politics in the next presidential election.
The death of two soldiers this week has led to the grounding of the Army’s training flights using AH-64 Apache helicopters.
Arizona Little League coach Drew Breivogel created a viral moment when he went out to talk to his pitcher on the mound during the team’s Western Regional playoff game against Hawaii on Sunday in San Bernardino, California.
Like many other American institutions, the polling industry in recent years has suffered serious blows to its credibility.
The Republican National Committee on Friday strongly condemned a 25-12 vote by the Democratic National Committee’s Resolutions Committee to advance a measure calling for the formal abolishment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Video taken Tuesday appears to show a rare glimpse of America’s latest Stealth weapon.
In a move that may draw the ire of abortion facilities, it appears that progressive journalist Don Lemon is taking a peculiar approach to his ongoing legal issues.
Rabbis on Monday urged New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to stop painting Israel as the Evil Empire because of the toll his remarks are taking on innocent New York City Jews.
Trump administration reforms have ended efforts to turn the State Department into a DEI sales force.
