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A 16-year-old examines the Social Media Minimum Age Act's implementation, scrutinising platform verification methods, data privacy risks, and Australia's outdated digital protections.

As Trump marks a year back in office, his push to annex Greenland ignites global backlash—testing NATO unity, international law, and whether security ambitions justify reviving territorial conquest.

The Liberal Party is finally waking up to the political and economic damage of net zero, as Australians demand affordability, reliability and a return to common-sense energy policy.

The Berlin Wall fell in 1989. Many said that Communism was dead. They were wrong. Communism is a mind virus. It adapts. It mutates as it travels through history. Let us examine how it has transformed through the ages.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is part of the bigger (and badder) world of transhumanism and the like. All this is making brave new world scenarios a present-day reality, not a potential future worry.

Despite relentless propaganda, excessive police brutality, and growing economic hardships, the French people continued to resist in the streets. One after another, there were sustained nationwide protests, ultimately thwarting Macron’s attempt at total control.

At a recent World Economic Forum meeting, John Kerry made it quite clear that things like freedom of speech and the US First Amendment stand in the way of the global elites implementing their radical changes.

Argentinian President Javier Milei’s first speech before the General Assembly held little back. The chainsaw-wielding Libertarian took a proverbial axe to the ideological weeds choking the life out of the UN’s original mandate.

Doubling down on Dutton derangement syndrome (DDS), Jim Chalmers has insinuated that the leader of the opposition is as dangerous as a domestic terrorist.

There have been deliberate attempts made to undermine the Gospel and the churches, and to see them replaced with fake gospels and fake churches. And this even involves some well-known evangelicals.

Auron MacIntyre examines how Western democracies are being undone not just by our political elites but by flawed notions of progress, efficiency and individualism. At the end of the day, this is really a religious war, with two radically different worldviews battling it out.

Gaining over 3.3 million views on X, Winston Marshall’s 11 May Oxford Union speech is a shoo-in for the top 10 highlights of 2024. His speech was on populism, and it triggered Trump-hating matriarch Nancy Pelosi’s trademark spite.

In the wake of two violent stabbings in Sydney, senior politicians and bureaucrats are promising to ramp up social media censorship to protect Australians from misinformation and violent content online.

If you value freedom, personal autonomy and the right to decide how you should make any transaction, then reject the push for a cashless society.

Despite the growing concerns about cyber-methods and digitised infrastructure, the WEF is still encouraging a Digital ID system. The Digital ID infrastructure is now at Australia’s coastal doorstep.

Musk’s team will challenge the Labor e-Safety Commissioner's demand to remove a post from Chris Elston featuring a Daily Mail article. This fight between X and the socialist surveillance state isn't just a fight for Elston’s freedom of speech; it's a fight for a free and fair Australia.

What was the state of Western Australia doing, by acquiescing to the health advice of entities tied to the Chinese Communist Party? Why have members of the WA parliament been so chummy with the CCP?

The Israeli philosopher, historian, transhumanist, homosexual and atheist Yuval Noah Harari is about as bad as it gets when it comes to his pronouncements about who we are, where we should be heading, and how we should get there.

Although legacy media apologists insist the World Economic Forum (WEF) “has no authority to enforce” its mandates, the WEF claims it unites “the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.”

Javier Milei, the new president of Argentina, paid a visit to Davos last week. The speech he gave to WEF elites was a thing of beauty.