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In Australia, preserving a piece of history could be considered hate speech. Two history buffs are facing the full force of a 2022 New South Wales Crimes Act amendment, which prohibits the public display of material related to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NAZIS).

I have been floored by the exposure of Christian leaders around the world. I want to encourage people to take time to review everything with God, make things right, and create a better future.

As Aussie NFL star Jordan Mailata etches his name into Super Bowl history, he does so among a score of teammates who openly attribute their success to their faith in Jesus Christ.

Freed Israeli captives reveal horrific conditions under Hamas — hostage torture, starvation, and unimaginable suffering in war-torn Gaza.

The Health Minister’s response to a video in which two New South Wales nurses threaten to kill Jews in their care tells you everything about the problem we have here in Australia.

The corporate world's rapid retreat from woke virtue signalling since Trump's return to the White House is a powerful reminder that politics isn't always downstream from culture. Sometimes, it's the other way around.

At best, USAID has devolved over the years from foreign aid into a foreign slush fund for wokery and censorship. At worst, it is a money laundering scheme used to enrich activists and enact globally what Congress has forbidden on US soil.

Whispers from the UK suggest Trump might use his tariff threat to fight Australia's strict online speech regulations.

Christianity Today’s floundering could be linked to the$1.8 million it received from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), courtesy of the Biden administration.

The post-lockdown world has witnessed a narrative shift, exposing government corruption, corporate collusion, and a growing grassroots demand for accountability.

No uterus, no opinion? On the contrary, men must speak up for the unborn — protecting life is in our DNA.

Trump is not delusional. As others have commented, we have to take him seriously, if not literally. What is the point of floating this surreal scheme for Gaza? Trump is forcing the international community to make hard decisions, to be creative.

It used to be that conservatives needed to work long and hard to see their aims and objectives accomplished. Now, increasingly, the lefties are doing so much of the work for us.

When you aggressively work on draining the swamp, there is one thing you can be certain of: a whole lot of ugly, dark and disgusting stuff starts coming to the surface.

The talk has turned into reality, and we now have new laws to combat hate speech and vilification. You will have already worked out that hate speech laws are a two-edged sword. Put forward as being for protection, they can be equally used for control.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan recently rushed to address her state’s most pressing issue — ensuring the alphabet mafia feel sufficiently validated. The Labor Premier issued a stunning and brave statement reassuring Victoria’s LGBTQ+ community that she believed in them.

Beyoncé, an R&B legend, was handed the Best Country Album for “Cowboy Carter” at the Grammy Awards on Sunday. John Rich – a Christian, clued-in culture critic, and Country Music veteran – questioned the legitimacy of the awards process.

A two-state solution will never work since the Palestinians, who remain committed to the destruction of Israel, have never wanted to share the land with Jews. Trump has promised to rebuild the area now known as Gaza after two million Palestinians have been removed to neighbouring countries.

Swedish citizen — and critic of Islam — Salwan Momika was murdered last week live on TikTok. Had legacy media been courageous enough to confront Momika’s jihadist assassins, the punchline would have read: killed by “Muslims and multiculturalism.”

If we stick to the Bible’s view — summarised in this tweet about politics, Christianity and Trump — we’ll avoid the twin pitfalls of triumphalism and despair. We’ll avoid losing our heads in the cut and thrust of worldly politics.