Candace Owens has challenged Blake Neff to a livestream debate regarding the late Charlie Kirk's legacy, accusing Neff of fueling claims that Kirk was betrayed. Neff responded by alleging Owens skipped Kirk's memorial and a discussion in Phoenix.
Two private members' bills targeting Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) have been introduced in the UK Parliament. These bills aim to protect whistleblowers, journalists, and victims of sexual assault from costly legal actions intended to silence them, potentially gaining cross-party support.
Two private members' bills targeting SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) have been introduced in the UK Parliament by Conservative MPs. The bills aim to protect whistleblowers, journalists, and victims of sexual assault from financially crippling lawsuits designed to silence them, and are expected to gain cross-party support.
The Aberdeen South by-election is a tight contest between the SNP and Conservatives, largely focused on North Sea oil and gas policy. Job losses and energy security claims are central, with the Tories advocating for extraction and the SNP navigating between jobs and renewables.
Conservative MPs, drawing on their own turbulent leadership experiences, offer advice to Labour on managing potential leadership contests. Key recommendations include avoiding character assassination, unifying around a clear plan, appointing a strong chief whip, and prioritizing public confidence through success.
South Australian MP Sarah Game has joined the Family First party, her third party affiliation in less than two years. Previously a One Nation MP, then an independent, and founder of her own party, Game cited alignment with Family First's focus on family values and less antagonistic delivery style.
Donald Trump's long-awaited deal with Iran, extending a ceasefire, is drawing criticism from his own hawkish Republican supporters. Critics like Ben Domenech and Sen. Lindsey Graham express concern over the deal's terms, comparing it unfavorably to the 2015 JCPOA and questioning Iran's compliance.
Nigel Farage's Substack post argues Britain has a "two-tier" system disadvantaging white Britons while favoring ethnic minorities. The author posits this is a predictable outcome of liberal democracy in multiracial societies, where differing ethnic interests, rooted in biology and culture, make genuine democracy impossible, leading to the disenfranchisement of the white majority.
Conservative proposals to strip judges of powers to rule on asylum appeals and quit the ECHR have been called an "attack on justice and equality" by refugee groups and lawyers. Immigration decisions would be made internally by the Home Office, with legal aid scrapped.
The European Conservative пишет, что возвращение Дональда Трампа к активному участию в мирном процессе по Украине крайне невыгодно для Евросоюза. Европейские политики недовольны, так как Трамп не поддерживает жесткую позицию в отношении Москвы и предпочитает компромисс.
The Mail on Sunday has launched a fierce attack on Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party, labeling it a "white supremacy summit" host and "new home for neo-Nazis." This move highlights the fracturing of the British right-wing press, with titles like the Daily Mail and Telegraph taking different approaches to emerging far-right factions.
A Russian oil tanker, the Smyrtos, was seized by Royal Marines off the Isle of Wight on Sunday after being monitored for days on suspicion of using a false flag. The seizure occurred amid political pressure following a resignation over defence spending.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a critical week as his wife, Begoña Gómez, and former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero are investigated for alleged influence peddling and corruption. Gómez faces charges including embezzlement and misappropriation of funds, while Zapatero is probed over a state airline bailout and potential tax fraud.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is navigating a critical week as his wife, Begoña Gómez, faces charges of embezzlement and influence peddling, while former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is investigated for alleged corruption related to an airline bailout. Sánchez's brother is also on trial, and other former aides face kickback accusations.
Michael Grade, former chair of Ofcom, stated that critics of GB News are part of a 'liberal, Islington consensus' aiming to restrict free expression. He argued that the broadcaster gives a voice to the 'white majority' often ignored in public debate, a concept he linked to the success of Reform UK.
Former Italian army general Roberto Vannacci is launching his "Futuro Nazionale" party, challenging Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's leadership within the conservative bloc and potentially destabilizing her government ahead of the 2027 general election.
X has repeatedly refused to remove dozens of social media posts containing racist abuse against UK politicians, including Kemi Badenoch and Shabana Mahmood. Researchers found X only acts when posts are reported as illegal under the UK's Online Safety Act, often restricting visibility only within the UK.
The Texas Republican Party convention in Houston featured Governor Greg Abbott's address, discussions on abortion policy, and an unusual appearance by an elephant. While the World Cup is hosted nearby, most delegates viewed it as irrelevant, focusing instead on conservative agenda and party unity.
Conservative MP Caroline Dinenage has denied writing an article published on ConservativeHome that accused the BBC of institutional bias and "deep anti-Israel bias." The article, published in November, was attributed to Dinenage, who chairs the Commons culture committee. Dinenage's office stated neither she nor her team wrote it and it does not reflect her views. ConservativeHome stands by the article's publication, though they cannot trace its origin.
Labour leader Keir Starmer is facing a significant crisis following the resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey over the delayed defence investment plan. Healey criticized the government's failure to commit necessary resources, prompting a response from "Treasury sources" that was perceived as dismissive. Meanwhile, Reform UK faces potential electoral setbacks due to candidate selection issues.
Wealthy, often liberal-leaning men are increasingly requesting traditional, religious, and conservative women from matchmakers, prioritizing domestic roles over careers. This trend, dubbed the 'trad wife' aesthetic, is observed across various demographics and locations, with some studies suggesting a link to hostile sexism.
Donald Trump claims a peace deal with Iran will be signed soon, Labor strategizes against One Nation, and the World Cup kicks off with Australia's Socceroos in action.
CitizenGo, a global ultra-conservative group, is gaining traction in Australia's anti-abortion movement, leveraging its international network and collaborating with local figures like George Christensen and Christopher Yates.
CitizenGo, an ultra-conservative group with European roots, is increasing its activity in Australia, advocating against abortion and LGBTQ+ rights. Despite modest traction, researchers see it as part of a growing ecosystem of anti-rights movements.
