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At least 27 victims have perished in the fires blazing across the Los Angeles area. Roughly 31 people are missing. A “silver lining to this tragedy,” Perkins emphasised, is that it “shakes people out of this idea that … these delusional policies of the Left are harmless.”

Anthony Albanese wants to throw more money into the National Broadband Network’s (NBN) black hole, and it smells like electoral desperation.

I contracted COVID-19 two times: and both of those times, I caught it from a person who had been fully vaccinated. I have had to find it within myself to forgive: both the government, and also the people who directed hatred and discrimination towards the unvaccinated.

Prime Minister Albanese is fiddling and singing his own praises about how he has tackled antisemitism while Rome burns: in this case, Melbourne and Sydney.

Errol Musk is predicating Tommy Robinson (Stephen Lennon) will one day be Prime Minister. Elon’s estranged and controversial father aired the not-so-batty point in an interview shared to X by The Times Radio on Tuesday.

As wildfires ravage Los Angeles, forcing Hollywood stars to flee for their lives, there are two emerging theories as to how things got so bad. Inevitably, poor old climate change is blamed for all the world's ills.

I think we all believe that we have a neural pathway in our brain that can detect truth from lies. However, it seems to me that there are a series of filters that we consciously or subconsciously apply to the inputs of information that obscure or cancel some or all of the data.

If the past four years have taught me anything, it’s been a masterclass in understanding the things we have to win back and protect if we are going to see the health of post-pandemic Australia thrive again. Here follows my "Cleaning-up-the-Covid-mess" New Year/Christmas wishlist.

This is the thing you need to understand about all Western lefties. Those on the left have a giant soft spot for Islamists, because those on the left so readily identify with the Mohammedans’ love of ideological purity.

What do we do when a radicalised American drives an American truck onto an American sidewalk and kills Americans? We begin to realise that our struggle is not merely against terror — which, frankly, is a tactic — but against an ideology that warps the body, mind, and soul.

So many of our progressive elites, politicians, media outlets, academics and others want to pretend that there is no such thing as a person who once transitioned but now deeply regrets it.

The parallels between President-elect Donald Trump and Jehu from the Old Testament should motivate us to pray for Trump, America, and the revival and reformation of the Western world.

John Pesutto has been ordered to pay Moira Deeming $300,000 in damages after defaming her on five occasions by falsely casting her as a Nazi sympathiser.

Australia’s government is yet to respond to calls to protect children from chemical castration drugs that are now banned in five European nations and half the United States.

The new Moderna factory opened in Victoria this week with the promise of pumping out up to 100 million doses of mRNA vaccines per year, amid rising vaccine hesitancy and unresolved safety concerns.

NIH Director appointee Dr Jay Bhattacharya has been accused of advocating a “let it rip” approach to public health. It's time to re-evaluate this claim.

The former president famously declared he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. Can he do it? And what will his strategy be?

It is often asserted that there is clear evidence that the benefits of Covid-19 vaccines outweigh their harms. But this is a dangerous oversimplification of complex medical realities.

Our Prime Minister’s priorities are so wrong that he doesn’t visit a burning synagogue, but flies to Perth, has drinks with donors and plays tennis. It sounds like Nero playing the fiddle while Rome burns. Even worse, he denied playing tennis until caught out by a reporter.

The Australian economy is tanking. A large part of the cause is government spending, and yet Labor treasurer Jim Chalmers believes all is well. Rather than motivate businesses to build growth, Labor has chosen to further bloat the bureaucracy instead.