by Ben Kew
A woman fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine has won a record $12 million settlement from her employer.
Lisa Domski, who worked at the insurance
by Meryl Nass
The Netherlands had an election a few months back and the government changed. The country wound up with another globalist Prime Minister, and the former PM, Mark
By Kit Klarenberg
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by Jerusalem Post and Walter Hixson
The Jerusalem Post wrote that AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a pro-Israel lobby, “aided 318 Zionist candidates to win so far in
By James Bovard
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg recently lamented how his company groveled to federal demands to censor any criticism of the Biden administration’s Covid policy. But is Facebook
By James Bickerton
Independence campaigners have hailed "a revolution in Texas politics" after 10 Republicans who have committed to supporting a referendum on secession from the United States
by News Desk
The Foreign Ministry of Turkiye sent the UN a letter signed by 52 nations and two organizations calling for a halt in military transfers to Israel, stating
by Kit Klarenberg
As Israel’s October 1 invasion of Lebanon unfolds, the media’s complicity in shaping public perception raises urgent questions, particularly when viewed through the lens of
by Sean
The United States finds itself standing on a precipice, with a growing divide that’s becoming impossible to ignore. While you just want to be left alone by
by Jerm
Polar bears are neither endangered nor in danger.
How often do we hear this nonsense?
Constantly.
They never stop their fearmongering.
By ‘they’ I mean the climate change
by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
The gold reserves of Italy and France have each risen in value by roughly $85bn (£65) over the last two years. Lucky them.
The Italians never accepted
