U.S. Reaffirms Rejection of UN Migration Initiative
Our rejection of the International Migration Review Forum is a good step, but we must ultimately withdraw from the entire UN system. ...
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State Department Launches Review of Mexican Consulates Over Domestic Subversion
The Mexican government is increasingly using its consulates to meddle in U.S. domestic politics and promote mass migration. ...
Trump Admin Ends “Era of Amnesty” in Immigration Courts
During Trump’s first year back in office, his administration shifted U.S. immigration courts significantly in a pro-enforcement direction. ...
Countries Plan “Fossil Fuel” Phaseout at Colombia Conference
The conference was intended to hasten the phaseout of fossil fuels by countries already committed to implementing a radical climate agenda. ...
Hungary’s Magyar Reveals Socialist-globalist Colors; EU Court Strikes Down “Anti-LGBT” Law
Prime Minister-designate Péter Magyar has already begun moving the formerly conservative Hungary toward socialism and globalism. ...
Ambassador Waltz Defends UN Membership in Senate Hearing
Although the administration has withdrawn us from some international organizations, it has not questioned U.S. membership in the UN itself. ...
Spain Legalizes Half a Million Illegal Aliens. Is Europe Committing Suicide?
Spain’s mass amnesty is reminiscent of the late Roman Empire in A.D. 376, when Rome provided asylum to a large horde of Goths. ...
Manufacturing Crises
AT A GLANCE • The Insiders are creating and exploiting crises to advance their globalist ambitions. • These manufactured crises include wars, climate change, pandemics, and mass migration. •...
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Justice Thomas: Progressivism a Threat to America’s Founding Principles
Clarence Thomas denounced progressivism as inherently opposed to the Declaration of Independence and the principles enshrined in it. ...
States Propose Reining In Direct Democracy
The presence of direct democracy illustrates how most modern state constitutions largely do not reflect America’s founding principles. ...
Australian Group Exposes Infringements of Religious Freedom
Leaders of the "Canberra Declaration" intend to pressure Australia’s state-level parliaments to enact robust protections of religious freedom. ...
Argentina Officially Withdraws From WHO
Under the direction of President Javier Milei, Argentina has officially pulled out of the World Health Organization. ...
Trump Admin Opposes Wyoming Bill to Nullify Gun Control
The bill would have deterred local law enforcement's cooperation with federal gun control. Trump opposed it, and Wyoming’s governor vetoed it. ...
Switzerland Enshrines Cash in Federal Constitution, but Critics Say It Doesn’t Go Far Enough
Swiss voters enshrined cash in their federal constitution, but critics argue it's not enough to prevent a central bank digital currency. ...
Iceland to Hold Referendum on Joining EU
The referendum is scheduled for Aug. 29. If it passes, the country will restart formal negotiations on joining the European Union. ...
Eurocrats Propose “One Market Act,” Digital Euro
European Union leaders are proposing new measures to deepen regional integration on the road to becoming a full-fledged federal state. ...
Trump Administration Resumes Funding to UN
Our ambassador to the UN described the first payment as “an initial tranche of money” and “a significant … down payment on our annual dues.” ...
Pro-abortion Wyoming Supreme Court Ruling Shows Need for Constitutional State Government
States must apply America’s founding principles in their judicial-selection processes and constitutional structures — as failure to do so causes major, negative consequences. ...
Switzerland to Vote on “No 10 Million” Immigration Proposal
Swiss voters will decide on June 14 whether to cap their country’s population at 10 million by restricting immigration. ...
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs — But Not Congressional Delegation of Power
Although the Court correctly struck down IEEPA-based tariffs, it left intact Congress’ mass delegation of power to the executive branch. ...