African Wanted For Reversing Over Police Officer During Routine Traffic Stop in Germany
Frankfurt police are searching for a North African suspect who hospitalized an officer by reversing into him during a traffic stop before fleeing the scene.
EXCLUSIVE: Russian Leader Viktor Bout Warns The Globalists Are Going to Kill Ukrainian Dictator Volodymyr Zelensky to Hide The Greatest Money Laundering Operation in History
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New York AG Tells Hospitals to Defy Trump’s Child Gender Mutilation Order as Other States Comply
New York Attorney General Letitia James pressured hospitals to ignore Trump’s executive order protecting children from dangerous transgender interventions, claiming that they might be in violation of pro-LGBT New York state law if they follow it.
BREAKING: The Alex Jones Store 2nd Raffle Winner Announced— Given Ford Truck & $10,000 Cash LIVE On-Air!
This is the second raffle of its kind at the Alex Jones Store.
Syrian Attacks Woman in Her Own Home, Threatens to Kill Her And Cut Out Her Heart
The alien claimed he needed to remove her heart because she had given him cancer.
Because He Loves the Children, Bill Gates Backs Australia’s Social Media Age Ban, Advocates for Digital ID Expansion
He called it a "fascinating" experiment in online control.
African Stabs Man to Death 25 Times in The Middle of Paris, Had Already Killed a Man 10 Years Ago For Refusing Him a Cigarette
The multicultural murder suspect was never convicted for murder because authorities declared him insane, but 10 years later, he has killed again.
UK Government Fast-Tracking Bill to Monitor Bank Accounts, Revoke Licenses and Search Homes
Critics warn the bill could turn the welfare system into a government-run financial surveillance network.
Brussels Plans Special Tribunal to Prosecute Russia for Ukraine War
Western powers seek to open another battlefront, this time in the courts—a move aiming to force Russia to the negotiating table.
UK Home Secretary Signals Tougher Online Censorship Beyond Current Censorship Laws
The UK government signals a push for even stricter online speech controls, as Yvette Cooper hints the Online Safety Act may not go far enough.