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Court: Japan's same-sex marriage ban is constitutional

The Tokyo High Court on Friday ruled Japan's ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional. Read More.

Corruption scandal in Ukraine's leadership amid grinding conflict

Ukraine is about to enter the fourth Winter of the Russian war. The fleeting hopes for an American-brokered ceasefire and an end to the hostilities in the grinding conflict seemed to have disappeared as the days grow shorter, the nights grow colder, and the shadows grow longer. Read More.

Trump White House sets up web site to document media lies

The legacy media's hyperpartisan presentation of the news has become a fact of life in modern day America. Democrats take it as gospel while critical thinkers are annoyed but resigned to the inevitable. Not so the Trump White House. Read More.

Reports: Islamic enclaves are a reality in Texas

Only in Europe? No, it's happening in the land of opportunity. Just ask the "Don't mess with Texas" contingent. Read More.

Pentagon opens formal review on Democrat Sen. Kelly

The Pentagon said it is investigating, and could even court-martial Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, one of five Democrats who in a recent video message instructed active duty military members and intelligence officials that they have a “duty” to disobey “illegal” orders from President Donald Trump. Read More.

Xi continues all-out attack on Japan’s CCP-wary PM

Paranoia in the leadership ranks of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) grows by the day over the new Japanese prime minister the CCP is unable to control. Read More.

Man who won World's Strongest Woman competition stripped of title

American Jammie Booker won the gold medal at the 2025 World’s Strongest Woman competition. But, after organizers discovered Booker is a man who identifies as a trans woman, he was stripped of his title. Read More.

10% of U.S. adults had major side effects from Covid jab

According to a new Rasmussen Reports poll, 68% of U.S. adults — about 173 million individuals — received the Covid shot. Of those, 10 percent reported suffering major side effects. Read More.

Has the CCP lost its mind over Japan PM's resolute policy?

The reality for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is that its aggressive military and nuclear buildup, its increasing military coercion against Taiwan, the Philippines, Japan, the United States and others, and its ultimate goal of freedom-crushing global hegemony, is forcing more and more countries to increase their defensive capacities and to cooperate against the CCP. Read More.

U.S. diplomacy paves way for Gaza’s historic opportunity

The UN Security Council approved a landmark American-sponsored resolution which just may give long suffering Gaza its final chance for peace and reconstruction. Read More.

Don’t let the news get you down, counseled Charlie Kirk: ‘Chaos is a devil thing’

Charlie Kirk expounds on the need for big families, strong churches, and expanded businesses as the "last best hope for liberty." Read More.

Alito reinstates new Texas congressional map

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Friday granted a request by Texas to pause a court ruling that blocked the state's newly drawn congressional map. Read More.

Top Dems are sinking in the Epstein quicksand

The media spin on President Donald Trump's Nov. 16 reversal on releasing the Epstein files was summed up by the NY Times headline: 'Trump Bows to Reality on Epstein Files Vote, in a Rare Retreat'. Three days later, it appears that Trump's rope-a-dope fighter's routine may have been strategy all along. Read More.

Too big, too fast? AI boom soaks up real estate, energy

When completed, Meta's AI data center in Louisiana will be larger than the area of Midtown Manhattan. Read More.

Muslim candidates won 42 races in 2025 off-year elections

While Marxist Muslim Zohran Mamdani's victory in the New York City mayoral election consumed the headlines, Muslim candidates won 41 other races in elections across the nation this month. Read More.