Margaret Thatcher smiles as Britain votes for sovereignty
Britain has decided to leave the EU resulting in losses financially across the globe. But did it have to be done for the sake of Britain? 51.9% of voters said yes.
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Brexit and Donald Trump: The message against globalization
Does the populist majority win in Britain gives Trump’s presidential campaign an election year boost? Many say yes.
Democrat response to terrorism in Orlando contradicts reality
President Obama doesn't seem to understand that the intent or the Orlando terrorist was to kill Americans because they were Americans.
Anti-mass-migration Democrats now the largest party in Sweden
The populist-right Swedish Democrats are now the largest political party in Sweden, and they oppose the mass migration of Muslim refugees into the country.
Muhammad Ali’s funeral turned into anti-Israel, Democrat Party rally
Democrats disgraced Ali by turning his funeral into a DNC pep rally.
Words Matter: Rape isn’t sex, and ISIS rapists aren’t husbands
It's high time we learn the difference between sex and rape and between ISIS "husbands" and rapists. Words matter, and our women matter even more.
Doubt NATO’s relevance? Look to Russia
Is NATO irrelevant? Russian aggression in Ukraine, its threat to the Baltics, its new generation of ICBMs, and the calculating Mr. Putin himself all say "NO."
Five must-see things to see and do in Reykjavik, Iceland
With the cleanest air in the world, Iceland should be on any traveler's short list.
Donald Trump: From candidate to presumptive nominee in 24 hours
Donald Trump’s brusque, plain spoken New Yorker persona today took a back seat revealing the quiet Trump. And one good speech can change everything.
Obama threatens Britain over “Brexit” vote
In London, Obama hinted at economic warfare against Britain if the British people don't exercise democracy wisely by ceding national sovereignty to the E.U.
America’s upside down government ignores its purpose
American politics these days is reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter: “When I say ‘Yes,’ I mean ‘No,’ and when I say ‘No,’ I mean ‘Yes.’”
U.S. shielding Saudi Arabia’s 9/11 accountability
"The FBI was thwarted from interviewing the Saudis we wanted to interview by the White House," said former FBI agent Mark Rossini, who was involved in the investigation.
Earthquakes in Ecuador, Japan reminiscent of Tokachi, 1968
44,000 people were evacuated from their homes on Kyushu, and nine died in a 6.4 quake. On Saturday, a 7.8 earthquake left 238 dead and 1500 injured in Ecuador.
Ignoring Muslim radicalization in Britain at America’s peril
Is America ceding its hard fought for constitutional and religious rights to politically correct protections of Sharia Muslims?
Pentagon continuing to evacuate military families out of Turkey
Increased terrorist attacks, including the February 18th car bombing, have officials worried about, and evacuating, military dependents from Turkey.
American couple killed in Brussels terror attack identified
BRUSSELS, March 26, 2016 — An American couple was identified among those killed in the Brussels terror attack last week. They were Justin and Stephanie Shults, last seen dropping off Stephanie’s mother at the airport. Justin Shults worked for Clarcor, a manufacturing company based in Tennessee. Stephanie Shults worked for Mars Inc. The couple had ...
Department of Justice indicts seven Iranian hackers
WASHINGTON, March 24, 2016 —Attorney General Loretta Lynch has announced that seven cyber-terrorists employed by Iran-based computer firms that have been traced back to the Iranian government have been indicted on computer hacking charges for their parts in disrupting banking operations between 2011 and 2013. The charges stem from a denial of service campaign against ...
Terror attack leaves 31 dead in Belgium
An early morning terror attack in Belgium leads 31 dead and hundreds injured. The attack comes a week after police arrested Paris terror attack suspect.
Exalting Communism: The lessons of Cuba, the People’s Paradise
Capitalism is the devil's work, but if we all open our hearts and our wallets, we can occupy the high ground in a socialist paradise.
President Obama holds joint press conference with Raul Castro
President Obama's historic visit to Cuba hit some snags when the two sides discussed human rights and universal health care.