“Reminiscent of a Coup”: AfD Fights Merz’s Plan to Bypass Parliament
The right-wing party is taking legal action to stop the outgoing Bundestag from approving a massive new debt plan before the newly elected parliament convenes.
Monday Live: Romanian Presidential Frontrunner Călin Georgescu Banned From Election So Globalists Can Expand War With Russia
Massive protest erupted in Bucharest after Romania's electoral bureau blocked leading candidate from race.
Trump Promises To Make Greenlanders “Rich” if They Choose To Join US
“We will continue to KEEP YOU SAFE, as we have since World War II. We are ready to INVEST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS to create new jobs and MAKE YOU RICH," President Trump said in a post directed at Greenlanders
You Can’t Eat, It’s Ramadan!’ — Italian Girl Beaten By Foreigners For Eating Sandwich on a Bus
"It’s always the same group — minors, and unfortunately, as much as I hate to say it, they are non-EU citizens."
LA Mayor Deletes Text Messages from Crucial Early Period of Devastating Wildfires
The Los Angeles Times claims that Mayor Bass is breaking state law and the Los Angeles administrative code by deleting text messages from a crucial early stage in January's wildfires, while she was in Ghana
North African Arrested in Murder of Austrian Businessman After Body Found in Suitcase
An Austrian businessman was found strangled and stuffed into a suitcase in Vienna, with authorities arresting 28-year-old Hamza E. of Egyptian descent in connection with the murder.
Tim Scott’s Crackdown: The Push to End Debanking
Scott's bill aims to curb banks' discretion in denying services, drawing bipartisan attention to financial access concerns.
Utah GOP Moves To End Universal Mail-in Voting
The GOP-controlled state legislature in Utah has approved a bill that would end universal mail-in voting and implement stronger voter-identification requirements
Tunisian Attacks Man in France
Young man in critical condition after defending female friend who was insulted by Tunisian migrant delivery man.
Supreme Court Pressures Meta: Justices Demand Response in CHD Censorship Case
The Supreme Court’s request suggests growing judicial interest in the relationship between tech platforms and government influence.