A Global Squeeze on Parents
In the United Kingdom, Parliament is advancing the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, a sweeping piece of legislation that gives the government unprecedented oversight of homeschooling. The House of Commons approved it by a massive margin earlier this year, and it now sits before the House of Lords. Homeschooling families warn that the bill’s vague language opens the door to serious abuse. Local councils would have authority to terminate a family’s right to homeschool if an official “deems” the home environment “unsuitable or unsafe.” Those words, however, are never defined.
Liberals pass amendment that could criminalize quoting Scripture on homosexuality
Liberals adopted an amendment to remove the long-standing religious exemption from Canada’s ‘hate speech’ laws, which could allow people to be punished for citing the Bible.
Oklahoma Is Wide Open: CAIR Boasts of Deep Influence in a Red State Whose Leaders Are Asleep
While Florida and Texas have formally designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as extremist-aligned foreign influence networks under state law, Oklahoma remains undefended, unprepared, and unwilling to confront the threat. CAIR Oklahoma is not operating quietly. They are openly bragging about their political reach.
Hamas leader reportedly killed in Israeli strike
At least three people – including one of the top figures in Hamas’ military wing – have been killed in an Israeli strike in the northern Gaza Strip, Israeli media reports. According to the Israeli military, the target was Raad Saad, a high-ranking commander within the terrorist group Hamas.
American soldiers killed in Syria
Three Americans, two soldiers and an interpreter, have been killed in what the US military calls an attack by a lone ISIS member in Syria. The attack took place in Palmyra, where the Americans were part of a delegation with the aim of meeting with local decision-makers along with Syrian security forces. the attack was carried out by a person who is a member of the Syrian security forces.
Hamas terror group passes the buck
Hamas sources told the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper Saturday evening that the terror organization believes that abducted fallen Yasam officer Ran Gvili may be buried in one of three or four locations in the Shuja’iyya or Zeitoun neighborhoods, east of Gaza City. According to them, all field commanders and operatives who took part in his abduction and in holding his body have already been eliminated in various IDF strikes and operations, making it difficult to determine the precise and definitive location where he is buried.
Carlson Accuses Pastors of “Great Deception” on Israel; Mike Evans Calls His Rhetoric “Worse Than Nazis”
Tucker Carlson’s latest broadside against evangelical support for Israel has triggered a public clash with Dr. Mike Evans, sharpening a dispute that has been building since the start of the war against the Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Carlson’s appearance on comedian Theo Von’s podcast, released Wednesday, was the most aggressive articulation yet of his argument that American pastors are giving “theological cover” to Israel’s military campaign. Evans’s response—accusing Carlson of using rhetoric “worse than the Nazi Party’s 1920 platform”—pushed the controversy to a new level.
Israel joins US-led Pax Silica initiative to secure global AI supply chains
Israel has joined the Pax Silica Initiative, a strategic move led by the United States and unveiled during an international conference attended by nine leading countries in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), semiconductors, and advanced industries, the Prime Minister’s Office reported Saturday night. The conference, which took place Friday in Washington, was attended by representatives from Israel, the United States, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the UAE, and Australia – all core nations of the global technology and AI industry.
Netanyahu, Katz: Israel killed top Hamas official Sa’ad for rearming instead of demilitarizing
Sa’ad was also one of the few remaining living Hamas officials directly involved in planning the October 7 invasion and slaughter of around 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians.
Hezbollah Chief: Disarmament Would Be ‘Death Sentence’ for Lebanon
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said on Saturday that it was not the responsibility of the Shiite terror group “to prevent aggression,” but rather the Lebanese state’s, and it is the responsibility of Hezbollah to engage “when the state and army fail to do so.” In a recorded televised statement, Qassem sarcastically posed the question whether it was not Hezbollah that should be demanding the Lebanese Army’s disarmament
Both Side Of The Bloody Conflict In Sudan Have A Common Enemy: Christians
While the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are rightly condemned for their atrocities, the truth is that both major armed factions carry responsibility for violence. The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have engaged in their own brutal acts, including killings of civilians and beheadings. Neither group represents a path toward long-term stability or human rights. Many may recall Omar al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan from 1989 to 2019. He created the Janjaweed militias—the same forces that later evolved into today’s RSF—as instruments of jihadist ethnic cleansing against Christians and African tribes.
Minnesota Gets New Fraud Czar Amid Somali Welfare Scandal
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Friday named Tim O’Malley the state’s director of program integrity, tapping the judge and former superintendent of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension to root out fraud in government. O’Malley, who also worked as an FBI agent and spearheaded reforms in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, will be involved across agencies to oversee that taxpayer funds are not misappropriated.
‘Rehabilitated’ postwar West Germany’s government was riddled with Nazis, study reveals
Research by German scholars lifts the lid on Third Reich officials’ lingering influence as a recovering country desperate for experienced administrators looked the other way. Their findings, published this summer in “The Chancellery: West German Democracy and the Nazi Past,” show that, during the first decade of the new federal republic, two-thirds of those hired to work for Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had previously belonged to the Nazi party.
Europol Pinpoints When Skynet-Like Human Resistance To AI Could Emerge
A new report by Europol, the EU’s central intelligence and coordination hub for serious crime and terrorism, identifies around 2035 as a potential inflection point at which a human resistance movement against AI could begin to take shape, in a scenario that echoes the resistance to Skynet in the Terminator film franchise.
Justice Jackson’s History Of Shilling For The Deep State
Biden’s decision to limit his Supreme Court nominees to black women was widely criticized as a product of DEI-mania, but the ensuing racial controversy was a red herring, a political sleight of hand, designed to distract Americans from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s true purpose on the bench: to protect, preserve, and defend the deep state from the constraints of the Constitution.
Record rainfall brings ancient Lake Manly back to life in Death Valley
Record-breaking rainfall in Death Valley, California, has brought the ancient lake to life, according to satellite images issued by NASA on December 12, 2025.
Flash floods in Iraq leave 3 dead, damage over 2,600 homes
Deadly flash floods on December 9, 2025, killed at least three people in Iraq’s Kurdistan and Kirkuk region, damaging over 2,600 homes and structures in the affected regions.
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Spurs Renewed Debate About MMR Vaccine
South Carolina health officials warned this week that a measles outbreak, primarily affecting children, is “accelerating.” They blamed rising vaccine hesitancy for the increase in cases. Some news outlets pointed the finger at federal health policy, and specifically U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — a link some doctors and scientists rejected.
Our New America… Christian Woman Suffers Severe Burns Following Chemical Attack by Stranger in Georgia During Evening Walk
In a horrific, vicious act that echoes previous acid attacks committed in the name of Allah, a 46-year-old woman named Ashley Wasielewski was doused with a corrosive chemical as she took an evening walk in Savannah, Georgia park after attending a Christmas program at a nearby church. A random stranger walked up behind her and dumped it over her head.
Climate Litigation Hands China a Strategic Victory While Harming America
For years, climate activists have insisted that America must undergo a rapid, top-down “green transition,” pursuing sweeping mandates that Congress has repeatedly rejected. Unable to legislate their agenda, they have turned to the courts, a strategy that has broad national security implications. This week’s Washington Post blockbuster report reveals one particularly stark consequence of our rapid transition: China’s military can cause rolling blackouts across the United States by remotely manipulating green technologies they sell here.
Israeli official issues stark warning after chilling Syrian military war chants surface
A group of soldiers of the Syrian army was documented chanting a jihadi declaration of war on Israel during a military parade in Damascus on Tuesday, prompting a minister for the Jewish state to issue a chilling prediction.
U.S. Pours More Firepower Into the Caribbean as Trump Ramps Up Threats
The U.S. military is moving more weapons and units into the Caribbean that give President Trump powerful new options to escalate his pressure campaign on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and potentially bring him down.
Today, England puts Christ back into Christmas
An open-air Christmas carol concert called ‘Putting Christ Back Into Christmas’ organised by Tommy Robinson is taking place in London today, 13 December 2025.