Election Results Likely To Accelerate Turkey’s Authoritarianism
Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party are hailing the victory as a clear mandate from the people, despite winning by a razor-thin margin.
As Britain Exits, European Leaders Nervously Insist EU Is ‘Undivided And Indivisible’
The ‘unity summit’ in Rome was aimed at more than merely commemorating the EU’s 60th anniversary. Member states used the occasion to try to reenergize its mission.
Thought The U.S. Elections Were Crazy? Wait ‘Til You Get A Look At France’s
If you think Americans had a rough election year, take a look at what’s been going on in France, which holds the first round of its presidential election next month.
Trump’s Team Does Global Damage Control For Their Bombastic Chief
Trump’s drive-by policymaking could be a huge distraction for his top foreign policy surrogates—and more importantly, sow chaos across the globe.
Stop Blaming ‘Xenophobia’ For Voters’ Rejection Of Global Liberalism
In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, liberals have begun quaking in their boots over the rise of the xenophobic ‘far right.’ Are these fears really justified?
Why It’s Not Humanitarian To Import Drastically Different Cultures Into Welfare States
The main issue with open immigration arguments is that it always ignores one key facet: the culture. It matters whether the West imports immigrants who believe in, say, honor killings.
Nationalism Stays Strong In Europe Despite Split Results In Italy And Austria
Poll results Sunday express Europe’s split personality. Much like in the United States, there is an increasing sense that there are two Europes.
What Happens When The Donald Trump Effect Ricochets Back To Europe
First, there was Brexit. Now, a Trump presidency. This year’s political surprises could convince Europeans that radical change in power really is possible.
Europe’s Show Trials Are Where America’s Anti-Speech Regime Is Going
Progressives are prosecuting conservative dissenters for ‘hate crimes.’ Criminalizing politics not only crushes diversity—it’s just plain wrong.
Brexit Voters And Trump Voters Are Fed Up With The Same Things
In yet another painful example of the chasm between the elite and a public demanding common sense, the European Union demands that reporters not publish the fact that a given terrorist is a Muslim.
College Leaders Now Openly Admit They Want To Indoctrinate Students
Widespread shock and denial over Brexit reveals just how entrenched higher education groupthink has become. How do we bring back ideological diversity?
Don’t Expect The United Nations’ New Leader To Resolve The Syrian Refugee Crisis
António Guterres is passionate about helping refugees. But will he acknowledge the violence causing our refugee crisis in the first place?
Hungary’s Reaction To Migrant Crisis Shows Globalism Breaking Down
This political shift is a reaction to the overreach of an EU that wants both to suppress each nation-state’s ethnic and cultural homogeneity and dictate each member’s immigration policy.
German Government Recommends Stockpiling To Prepare For Terrorist Attacks
What kind of disaster is the German government anticipating that would cause the need to stockpile food? Well, take your pick. The world’s a scary place.
Intel Confirms ISIS Hid Among Refugee Hordes Flooding Europe
Politically correct platitudes provided cover for ISIS agents to infiltrate Europe inside the refugee bands that swarmed borders.
The GOP Is Committing Suicide If It Doesn’t Harness Trump’s Populism
Republicans have the exclusive opportunity to help mold and steer a powerful movement. Their refusal to do so could result in a gigantic voting bloc striking out, never to return.
Why Britain’s Leave Campaign Isn’t ‘Trumpism With A British Accent’
Brexit wasn’t an attack on trade or openness, it was a vote of self-confidence in Britain’s ability to thrive outside the European Union, and an attack on an anti-democratic technocracy.
Angela Merkel’s Migrant Crisis Hits Home With Terrorism
Germany has seen four violent attacks in the past week, three of which were perpetrated by refugees from the Middle East.
Could The Terror Attack In Nice Push France Into A Civil War?
France is likely to be the first European country to experience societal upheaval and a radical reordering as a result of immigration. There are signs such an upheaval is already underway.
Why The United Kingdom Should Make Good On Its EU Exit
The image of a democratically elected premier of one of the world’s great powers forced to go hat-in-hand to some European bureaucrat for the right to return money to the British taxpayer is scandalous.
Witnesses Defended Kavanaugh. NYT Authors Falsely Claimed They Were SilentA new Atlantic-published, adapted excerpt of the book acontinue reading >- 7 Things I’ve Learned Since My Child Identified As TransgenderAfter my 13-year-old started living as transgender, ourcontinue reading >
- New York Times Reporters Also Omitted Key Kavanaugh Detail In NPR InterviewIt's not that the reporters mentioned the most importancontinue reading >
