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From social media bans to Australia Day boycotts, our world seems to be losing any sense.

For the Christian, there can be real mixed emotions about where we live. Right now, we inhabit a sinful world, but we still find much about it to enjoy. But we also know that this world is not our home, and our true place of residency is still to come.

After repeatedly insisting he would never do so, President Joe Biden has pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, for any and all crimes he committed over the last decade and disdained his son’s prosecution as “a miscarriage of justice.”

I had an interesting conversation with ChatGPT (Chat) recently; in fact, I got Chat to fess up that it was giving me false information and deliberately perpetrating a lie. But I need to provide some background first.

Putin's censorship of a theologically sound sermon as a national security threat exemplifies how easy it will be for governments to abuse misinformation and disinformation legislation.

Are Australian Senators the least curious people on the planet? Our Senators this week said no — for the fifth time — to an inquiry into the use of puberty blockers on children.

While the federal Misinformation and Disinformation Bill has been abandoned, planned new Victorian anti-hate speech laws will widen the net of draconian federal, state and territory laws crushing freedom of speech in Australia.

A motion by Greens Senator Larissa Waters to remove the Children Born Alive Bill from the Senate notice paper was narrowly defeated 30–28 yesterday. The result means the bill remains alive in the Senate.

By supporting the ICC’s move, Australia would have to arrest PM Netanyahu if he visited, and it is saying it believes PM Netanyahu is a war criminal. Australia is supporting the weaponisation of international legal organisations.

The American humourist Evan Esar once quipped that “Bureaucracy is more people doing less things, and taking more time to do them worse.” It is hoped that Musk and Co. can turn things around radically in this regard.

The Greens will today move that the Children Born Alive Protection Bill 2022 be removed from the Senate. But it's nothing more than a horrid political stunt.

Israel has done everything possible to facilitate food aid going to those in need, but often, it has been stolen by the terrorists. That the International Criminal Court could conclude Israel’s leadership has deliberately murdered civilians has no basis in fact.

The Federal Labor Government has officially withdrawn its Misinformation Bill in a massive victory for free speech. The bill's defeat represents the power of ordinary people to make a very real difference.

A man who incited a violent insurrection is unfit for office, we are told. That might be true — but Donald Trump did nothing of the sort.

In recent weeks, many Australians have voiced their opposition to Labor’s Bill which could see social media platforms and users fined hundreds of thousands of dollars over “mis or dis information” online.

Christians in the Holy Land were Australia’s focus of the annual Red Wednesday commemoration on 20 November, held by Aid to the Church in Need to highlight global religious persecution.

Whether it is taking on the trans activists or seeking to resist the radical pro-abortion machine, there is now a new energy and enthusiasm to really make America great again by turning things around. Women and children will certainly be beneficiaries of all this, but all Americans will as well.

Together with our International Men’s Day Facebook campaign and the organic explosion of International Men’s Day across the world, we, with your help, are saving thousands of men across the world from premature death from suicide.

The history of American elections is overflowing with cases of voting fraud. The most important difference in 2024 was that voters came out in vast numbers that really did make the election too big to rig, just as Team Trump had been pushing.

Despite stiff pushback from legal experts and the public, the misinformation bill passed in the House of Representatives on 7 November. It now goes to the Senate, where Labor, with the possible support of the Greens, needs to shore up the votes of enough crossbench senators to pass it into law.