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Elias Rodriguez, a far-left activist, assassinated two Israeli Embassy workers in Washington DC before shouting, “Free Palestine.” An official FBI report has confirmed that the murders were politically motivated.

Senior psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer is concerned about the irreversible harms of 'gender transitioning' on children. AHPRA has notified her of a fresh allegation and investigation for her "conduct" and "comments on social media".

American Idol’s Easter special and finale showcased a growing spiritual revival on prime-time TV, with faith-filled performances capturing the attention of a new generation.

A Canadian court has ruled that WestJet wrongfully fired a Christian employee who requested a COVID vaccine exemption.

Trump’s tariffs have produced a massive “reciprocal” trade deal with the UK. But the agreement fails to protect freedom of speech or religious freedom, provisions many hoped for. What does this mean for trade deals in Australia?

America's Episcopal Church has rejected refugees because they're white. Citing commitments to “racial justice and reconciliation,” the Church issued a 900-word press release on Monday accusing President Trump of giving white South African farmers “preferential treatment.”

SCOTUS has upheld the Trump Administration's decision to remove transgenderism from the US Military, finding no reason to deny the US government's policy of "Prioritising military excellence and readiness".

The World Health Organisation is set to ratify its controversial Pandemic Treaty after a three-year battle with member states. But critics say it gives the WHO undemocratic and dangerous power over sovereign nations.

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has stormed the political scene, winning hundreds of seats in a recent election — but internal tensions and questions about its Muslim ties are causing some consternation within conservative circles.

Saturday’s election loss offers bittersweet lessons for conservatives: a disarrayed LNP, the power of independent media, and the need for unity. The opportunity for change lies in returning to conservative values and holding Labor accountable.

Spain’s renewables PowerGrid went from net zero to net nothing on Monday, 28 April. An atmospheric disturbance on an unstable grid is likely the cause. Will Australia learn the lesson?

Australians are pushing back on Welcome to Country, with 66% saying they want to end the divisive ritual, and a further 23% wanting less of them. Instead of listening, the legacy media has branded them as far-right extremists.

Meet Master Sergeant Raul Perez Benavidez — also known as the Lazarus Soldier — a Medal of Honor recipient whose faith and courage never wavered.

The major parties are failing us, and Angry Anderson is calling it out. With an election looming, he says Australians must look past media noise and political games to protect our future.

A new web tool helps NSW families fight back as Labor targets homeschooling and parental rights.

Young Catholics in Arcamanik, Indonesia, have peacefully stopped an Islamic mob from ending a Holy Saturday service. Despite direct opposition, Arcamanik’s Indonesian Christian community is thriving.

Bold New South Wales churches will openly refuse to comply with the state’s atrocious Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024. Caldron Pool editor Ben Davis said the Open Windows declaration began with pastors concerned about the legislation being weaponised against Christians.

Trump-hating Aussies are foaming at the mouth about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s recent “Make Australia Great Again” comments. There’s nothing “strange”  about Jacinta Price’s optimism. There’s a lot wrong with the Labor Party’s apparent hatred for renewing Australia’s potential.

An Australian Family Court Justice has become the first to rule against the LGBTransitioning of a child. Justice Andrew Strum delivered his verdict last Friday, condemning “gender-affirming” experts in a stunning 130-page ruling.

New South Wales Labor has signalled a ban on home and private education. State education secretary Murat Dizdar told the ABC on Monday that alternatives to government education were unnecessary.