The World Health Organization (WHO) has unveiled its newest blueprint for “digital health transformation,” and critics warn it’s the clearest signal yet that the unelected global body intends to normalize trackable wearables, AI-driven monitoring, and centralized “health” data control for the world’s population.
Canada’s state broadcaster is once again under fire for glorifying the nation’s spiraling euthanasia regime, this time celebrating after the government euthanized Alberta athlete and disability rights advocate Brian McPherson.
Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has admitted that the Democrats’ government shutdown “hurt people so much.”
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has moved to block current and former federal officials from testifying in a rapidly escalating contempt probe launched by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg.
Australia’s unprecedented move to delete more than one million social media accounts belonging to users under 16 is already sparking global controversy, but critics say the real story is far more alarming.
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is under fire after a parental advocacy group exposed a university-backed project that openly targets the white “family system” and describes “whiteness” as a societal disease that must be eliminated through re-education and ideological conditioning.
A Chicago-area congregation that describes itself as “progressive Christian” is facing widespread backlash after unveiling a nativity display that depicts the baby Jesus as an illegal alien, zip-tied in a cradle.
Illinois Democrat Governor JB Pritzker signed a sweeping “assisted suicide” bill on Friday, drawing sharp condemnation from pro-life advocates. Critics warn that the state is now poised to become a regional hub for what they call “suicide tourism.” The law permits physicians to prescribe lethal drugs to patients diagnosed with terminal illnesses and given less … Read more
Ethiopian nationals living in the United States will lose their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) next year, following a decision by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, the latest move in President Donald Trump’s broader effort to rein in temporary immigration programs that officials say have been stretched far beyond their intended purpose.
Republican Texas Senate candidate Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) wasted no time responding to Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s (D-TX) late entry into the 2026 Senate race, immediately challenging her to a debate he said would be “must-see TV.”