EU Commission Sues Five Member States Over Censorship Law Non-Compliance
Poland, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, and Czech Republic face EU court over Digital Services Act enforcement gaps.
Hamas Releases Hostage, Israel Says No Ceasefire
Hamas will release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander from Gaza today, but Israel says there will be no ceasefire, as it prepares to intensify its military campaign in Gaza
Spike Protein Found in Organs of Female Stroke Victims Nearly 18 Months after mRNA Shot
Female stroke victims had toxic spike proteins in their internal organs 17 months after receiving mRNA COVID shots, according to a new peer-reviewed study
Islamist Youths Storm Church, Threaten Priest in France
There is a growing wave of anti-Christian violence across France, ignored by mainstream media and government officials.
Antifa Circulating Guide To Destroy Domestic Infrastructure
Antifa militants are circulating a guide that describes how to destroy domestic infrastructure by creating incendiary devices
African Arrested in France After Mutilating Goats in Parking Garage
A 29-year-old Malian man was taken into custody on Thursday after police discovered six mutilated goats and a pool of blood in a car park, which he claimed he was using to prepare food.
Putin Proposes Talks with Zelensky in Istanbul To End War in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed direct peace talks with Ukraine in Istanbul this week
Luna Introduces Bill to Repeal Patriot Act, Restore Privacy
A freshman firebrand takes on America’s most secretive institutions with a bill aimed at unwinding two decades of unchecked surveillance power.
Swedish Greens Admit Plan to Punish Drivers With Price Hikes
Some green politicians may be honest about the cost of their policies, but remain “tone-deaf regarding families’ everyday finances.”
X Complies with Over 8,000 Indian Government Censorship Orders, Blocks News and User Accounts
India orders mass account blocks on X without detailing violations, sweeping up journalists and global voices alike.