By Top War Ukraine’s total losses in killed and missing people reached 1,7 million people. Such data was provided by Russian hackers who hacked…
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By MARK THIESSEN ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An Alaska man might have walked away as the biggest winner of last week’s high stakes summit between U.S.…
By MATTHEW BROWN and HANNAH SCHOENBAUM A Yosemite National Park ranger was fired after hanging a pride flag from El Capitan while some park visitors could face prosecution…
By John Sexton As we’ve all heard in the past week, crime in DC was down sharply last year, though it remains much higher than…
The American Academy of Pediatrics’ new “evidence-based immunization schedule” recommends COVID-19 vaccination for all children between 6 and 23 months of age “to help protect…
By Topwar If we are to believe the American publication Politico, then the talk that emerged after the meeting between US President Donald Trump and…
Democrats’ plan would be a dream ‘come true’ for any ‘human trafficker, pedophile, and kidnapper’ By Bob Unruh Despite California’s far leftist agenda that involves major…
By Bob Hoge Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has proven to be many things since she took on the job—tough, unafraid, and determined to…
Kaiwa Technology unveiled a humanoid robot pregnancy system with an artificial womb at the 2025 World Robot Conference, set to prototype in 2026. This innovation…
What happens when a nation forgets who it is? Licensed counselor and author John K. Pitkethly joins John B. Wells for a hard-hitting conversation about America’s identity crisis, the cycles of history, and the battle for the human soul. Drawing from psychology, faith, and the principles of our founding, Pitkethly explains why the Republic looks more like a patient in therapy than a confident nation — and what it will take to recover before it’s too late.
This broadcast unpacks natural law, sovereignty, humility, and faith as tools for survival in chaotic times. Is America in the throes of a nervous breakdown? And if so, how do we as individuals stay human when the world goes mad?
By Jason Cohen Shari Redstone, the former controlling shareholder for CBS’ parent company Paramount Global, said Paramount agreed to settle with President Donald Trump because…
By Mark Tanos A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Ohio will require all customers under 17 to be accompanied by an adult or face removal, the franchise…
Roblox’s child safety failures are now the launchpad for statewide digital ID enforcement. By Ken Macon Lawmakers in Louisiana are seizing on growing public anger…
Coding KYC into smart contracts threatens to turn permissionless finance into a gated system. By Ken Macon The US Treasury is exploring whether decentralized finance…
Every safeguard comes dressed as protection, but what schools have really built is a paranoia machine that mistakes teenage noise for criminal intent. By Christina…
The conflict has an “opportunity for lasting peace,” according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt By RT International Washington now sees real chances…
US President Donald Trump has met with Vladimir Putin in Alaska and has hosted Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky and EU heads in the White House By…
By Global Times On 1 September 1944, Xinhua News Agency sent its first English dispatch to the world from a cave in Qingliang Mountain, Yan’an,…