Agriculture department funded LGBTQ research
Tens of thousands of dollars of US taxpayer money have been paid out by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) for research on LGBTQ issues under the Biden administration. One study, for example, looked at the quality of life of LGBTQ farmers in Pennsylvania.
Zelensky family leads a life of luxury
The war has been raging for more than three years, yet the Zelensky family continued to amass wealth last year. They live a life of luxury, earning thousands of euros in 2024 as well.
Euthanasia: minors and mentally ill patients now eligible for assisted suicide
In the Netherlands, the number of citizens undergoing euthanasia due to mental illnesses – such as dementia, depression, or autism – has seen a sharp, shocking rise. According to reports, euthanasia is also being carried out on minors.
Poland gets gun fever
Hundreds of thousands of Poles are taking up arms, with the number of gun permits reaching a historic high. Since the fall of communism and the birth of the Republic of Poland, never before have so many Poles armed themselves so quickly.
"Refugee Week" instead of Easter celebration
This year, an elementary school in England will not be celebrating Easter. The school administration justified the decision by stating that they "want to respect different religious beliefs" and "show respect for diversity." However, instead of Easter celebrations, they are introducing something called "Refugee Week."
Illiterate, non-German-speaking students a huge strain on Austrian schools
In response to an unprecedented influx of school-aged asylum seekers, Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr has announced the introduction of a one-semester orientation course for newly arrived children and teenagers, many of whom have never attended school. Not only do they not speak German, but in many cases, they are also unable to read, write, or perform basic arithmetic. However, according to the FPO, the move is merely a treatment of symptoms.
Lab-grown meat to go on sale in UK
Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a lab could be on sale in the UK for human consumption for the first time within two years.
The French would speak out, if asked
The push for a referendum on immigration is gaining momentum in France.
Ramadan at school
In Austria, a growing number of Muslim students are fasting during Ramadan, but this is causing difficulties for them at school.
Public transport becomes increasingly dangerous for women
In France, the number of sexual assaults on public transport has nearly doubled in less than a decade.
United Kingdom on the brink of civil war?
The United Kingdom could face civil war within the next five years due to the "destruction of legitimacy" caused by the government’s failure to secure the country’s borders, according to a government advisor and leading academic.
Courts struggle with migration pressure
Last year, rejected asylum seekers initiated more than a hundred thousand new cases.
Shocking confession: this is how much a human smuggler earns on migrants
Criminals can pocket thousands of euros for transporting a single migrant.
Study raises new concerns about grave outcomes of sex-change surgeries
The risk of mental health disorders grows significantly for people who have undergone sex-change surgery.
Violence up at German train stations
"Train stations, once places of mobility and peaceful encounters, are increasingly becoming no-go areas," AfD's lawmaker said in a statement. Martin Hess reacted to recent figures, according to which the number of violent incidents has surged in trains and at German train stations.
Europeans have had enough of immigration
The vast majority of Western Europeans believe that too many immigrants have arrived in their countries over the past decade, and that their governments have mismanaged the issue. Many think immigration has had a net negative effect on their country.
Dangerous migrant could avoid prison citing post-traumatic stress
A British court has ruled that imprisoning an "extremely dangerous" migrant convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager could be a violation of human rights
15-Year-old hitman arrested
France is seeing criminal gangs recruiting increasingly younger members.
One in three convicts in Germany is a foreigner
According to data put out by the German Federal Statistical Office in response to a query by Alternative for Germany (AfD) MP Rene Springer, there are 6 convicted criminals per 1,000 Germans and 21 per 1,000 foreigners in the country.
Shocking double standards in the Swedish asylum process
Eighteen-year-old Lena arrived in Sweden from Ukraine at the age of eight. She is now in high school, set to graduate this summer, and works part-time in elderly care. However, the Swedish migration agency has decided to deport her to Ukraine because she has turned 18. Meanwhile, Faris Al Abdullah, also 18, from Syria, who has been convicted of multiple serious crimes, will be allowed to stay in Sweden.
Islamist moral policing takes hold in schools
Muslim students tend to force their religious practices on their peers in classrooms.
Keir Starmer ready to deploy British troops to Ukraine
The British prime minister made his stance on the war clear in a recent opinion piece.
Millions of dollars in grants for "transgender animal experiments"
More than 10 million US dollars in taxpayer funds were reportedly spent on transgender animal experiments involving mice, rats and monkeys, according to a watchdog study cited in a congressional oversight hearing.
Explosions and shootings: number of Swedes suffering from mental health issues on the rise
The number of Swedes struggling with mental health issues has demonstrably risen. Regular explosions and shootings are causing far more complex issues than just material or economic damage.
Germans' sense of safety hits new lows
With each passing year, Germans are experiencing a deepening sense of insecurity and heightened fear, largely attributed to immigration, as uncovered in a recent survey by the Allensbach Institute. The private pollster, renowned for its annual reports on German public sentiment, conducted this study for the Private Center for Strategic and Higher Leadership in Germany.
Medical experiments conducted on the wounded in Ukraine?
Rodion Miroshnik, a foreign ministry envoy, has made shocking accusations.
Zelensky ready to strike a deal with Putin
The Ukrainian president is beginning to realise that with the fall of the U.S. Democrats, his last lifeline has also been lost.
Asylum seekers receive better healthcare coverage than Germans
Migrants are causing waiting lists in the German healthcare system to become increasingly longer. In fact, a report has revealed that the German state funds dental treatments for asylum seekers to a greater extent than for German citizens.
Berlin sees twenty sexual crimes committed, daily
The number of sexual crimes in Berlin surged last year, according to local government data. The report also highlights that a large portion of these crimes could have been prevented.
Gynaecologist suspended for refusing to treat a man
The transgender patient took offence after he was told by the gynaecologist that he was only qualified to treat women.
Monitoring a violent, non-deportable migrant costs taxpayers Є40K a month
The county of Bad Kreuznach in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, pays a private security service 40 thousand euros a month to monitor an allegedly aggressive migrant all day every day.
Billions in Swedish taxpayers' money used to fund Islamist organisations
A report has revealed that over a span of more than 20 years, Swedish taxpayers contributed nearly 2 billion SEK to finance Islamist organisations.
How war destroys the environment
Scorched forests and polluted waters—the environmental devastation caused by the Russia-Ukraine war is extensive. The damage is estimated at over 70 billion euros. Environmentalists are calling it "ecocide".
Criminals behind multiple daily explosions in Sweden
Although gang-related violence has long plagued Sweden, police are now warning that explosions are increasingly being used for financial extortion, signalling a dangerous shift in criminal tactics.
Swedish prime minister speaks of domestic terrorism
There is only one country in the world that is not at war yet experiences more bombings than Sweden.
Majority of Dutch support ban on social media use by young people
A majority of Dutch citizens support a ban on social media use by children under 16, revealed the largest study on social media trends in the Netherlands. The survey found that 57 per cent of the respondents support raising the minimum age from 13 to 16.
Illegal migrants allowed to remain for €25,000
A French civil servant has been arrested on charges of fraud, suspected of accepting bribes in exchange for forging immigration documents for illegal migrants.
Benefits to depend on language skills
The Freedom Party of Austria in Lower Austria would withdraw family allowance from migrant families whose children do not learn German before starting school.
As Sweden can't eradicate violence, it teaches citizens how to coexist
Violent, often fatal rampages are increasingly being carried out by extremists and mentally unstable individuals in Sweden. However, those who possess the right level of vigilance, training, and technical tools can protect themselves from severe violence, according to Swedish police. However, the police in Sweden lack the necessary resources to address this issue.
US homelessness reaches record highs
Homelessness in the United States has surged under the Joe Biden administration, with many Americans facing hardship due to "Bidenomics."
New York residents fed up with violent masked protesters
The overwhelming majority of New York State residents support a law to ban mask-wearing in public during protests to help uncover hate and criminality, a new survey finds.
Living in fear, Swedes are poised to arm themselves
Nearly half of Swedes report feeling less secure than in recent years, citing the spread of increasingly violent crimes often linked to migrant gangs. The situation has deteriorated to the point where a growing number of citizens are wanting to arm themselves.
Kindergarteners shown depictions of naked trans people
A poster of naked individuals has been placed in the nursery of the Austrian public broadcaster ORF. When parents complained about this, both their children lost their places in the institution. The management of the institution argued in favour of early sex education.
Parent of daughter raped by migrant makes harrowing statement
A Vienna court acquitted a 17-year-old Syrian migrant accused of coercing a 12-year-old into sexual acts.
Normality triumphs in Ohio, "inclusion" crushes family business in California
An American teacher who refused to use students' preferred pronouns will receive 450 thousand US dollars in damages under a legal settlement with the local school district. A family-run restaurant, however, was forced to close after lawsuit for hosting a weekly ladies' night promotion.
Discrimination ombudsman: Misogyny is acceptable if justified by religious beliefs
A Muslim man was denied a job at Lokaltrafik, Stockholm's public transport company, after he made it clear that he prioritises his Muslim faith over Sweden's values of gender equality. For example, he wouldn't shake hands with women. However, the discrimination ombudsman has now taken sides with the man. Workplace misogyny, it seems, is permissible, if justified by religious beliefs.
Islamist extremism spreading among American children for years
After the New Orleans terrorist attack and amid intensifying warnings of Islamic terrorist threats within the US, a video resurfaced which shows hundreds of children in Houston wearing traditional Islamic dress, chanting references to Iran’s supreme leader, and praising martyrdom.
Parents of boy killed in terrorist attack share heartbreaking video
The grieving parents of André, a 9-year-old boy killed in the Magdeburg Christmas market terrorist attack last month, have published a video on social media, giving a detailed account of their ordeal.
The cost of gang crime to Swedish taxpayers
An economist has calculated how much an average gang criminal, active for 15 years, is costing taxpayers in Sweden.