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An American pastor challenges viral online outrage over US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), arguing that Christians are mistaking emotional manipulation for biblical compassion.

As Christians grow more engaged in politics, a deeper question emerges: should Scripture merely inspire our values, or actually define the role of government?

Australia’s proposed hate speech laws risk criminalising lawful expression, eroding due process, and repeating overseas failures—yet rare bipartisan backlash suggests free speech may still survive, for now.

Senior Coalition and crossbench figures revolt against Labor’s “hate speech” bill, warning vague, unnecessary laws threaten free speech, constitutional rights, and religious liberty.

As Australia confronts antisemitism, overreaching state responses risk eroding free speech, religious liberty, and association—freedoms historically forged together and essential to minority protection.

Across Latin America and the Caribbean, elections signal a decisive shift away from radical leftism toward pro-market, pro-family, and anti-woke leaders reshaping the region’s political map.

An examination of UK abortion decriminalisation, disability discrimination, and late-term practice, arguing it fuels eugenics, endangers disabled babies, and erodes ethical limits under the guise of choice.

The Bondi massacre is already being exploited by the Albanese government to silence discussion of the real problems facing Australia.

Australian women demand accountability as Prime Minister Albanese shields senior ministers accused of politically targeting Senator Reynolds, raising serious questions about leadership, integrity, and women’s safety in Parliament.

After a two-year legal battle, Pastor Chris Avell wins an appeal letting Dad’s Place stay open to the poor, exposing Bryan city officials’ selective fire-code crackdown on the church.

California’s cannabis experiment has unleashed illegal markets, cartel grow-ops, rising health harms, and mounting social costs — raising urgent questions about regulation, public safety, and the true impact of legalisation.

My state, California, was one of the first states to legalise the medical use – or the fraud of medical use – of marijuana back in 1996. I knew full well as a pharmacist that this was a fraud.

From New Zealand pausing puberty blockers to Monaco’s prince rejecting expanded abortion, and Australia’s social media crackdown to Senate double standards, recent events show that nothing is truly settled despite the prevailing ideology.

Documents have revealed that the FBI monitored traditionalist Catholic communities, citing old-fashioned liturgy as a potential extremism indicator, sparking concerns over religious profiling and political bias.

Mark Durie’s report exposes how ideology, institutional fear, and cultural blindness allowed grooming gangs to thrive in Britain, urging urgent reforms to protect society’s most vulnerable.

Canada’s revived “hate speech” bills could criminalise lawful expression, threaten online evangelisation, and expand state power, critics warn, arguing that subjective definitions risk censorship, wrongful convictions, and chilled religious debate.

The Albanese Government’s proposed Digital Duty of Care threatens to impose sweeping online censorship, surveillance, and Digital ID controls, using “online safety” language to justify unprecedented state power over Australians’ digital lives.

European watchdog OIDAC reports a sharp rise in violent anti-Christian attacks and church arsons in 2024, urging the EU to address growing hostility and legal discrimination against Christians.

As crime escalates and Labor falters, Victoria desperately needs strong leadership. The Liberals must overcome internal chaos and present a real alternative ahead of the pivotal 2026 election.

No one raises a child thinking they’ll be a killer. Like the rest of the world, Matt and Amber Robinson were probably horrified at the news of Charlie’s assassination. And even at their darkest, most soul-crushing moment, they did the hardest thing a parent could do: they turned their son in.