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A controversial UK government guide telling asylum seekers about sexual consent has sparked fierce criticism over immigration, public safety and government accountability.

Live Action is fighting back against a cease-and-desist letter accusing it of defaming abortion advocates. Backed by the Thomas More Society, the pro-life group says it will keep calling abortion "killing."

Ardie Savea and Siya Kolisi, rival captains united in faith, worshipped together ahead of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry — revealing how Christ grounds each of them on and off the field.

An Australian-designed nuclear microreactor, built in just 150 days, has been sold to a US firm after federal and state bans blocked its development at home — the latest in a long line of missed Australian innovations.

I've spent years fighting Australia's transgender policies in sport — facing court orders and police visits for it. Now Enes Kanter's WNBA declaration shows the tide may finally be turning.

Chelsea Clinton told a group of activists on Saturday that legalised abortion had been a good thing — not just because it gave women “the dignity to make our own choices”, but because it had added $3.5 trillion to the economy!

A challenge to the popular narrative of Palestinian history, arguing that population records, demographic data, and genetic studies undermine claims of ancient, uninterrupted Arab indigeneity while affirming continuous Jewish ties to the land.

Part 2 of a series arguing that Western societies exhibit hallmarks of a borderless "Global Neo-Marxism"—censorship, moral confusion, deindustrialisation, and eroding sovereignty—echoing patterns from Stalin's Soviet Union.

Chelsea star Maxence Lacroix openly shares his journey from football struggles to faith in Jesus, describing a miraculous healing and his decision to follow Christ.

A fierce critique of Massachusetts abortion policy killing babies up to full term, examining claims about late-term abortion, the moral contradictions involved, and the fierce reaction it has provoked.

The former Funky Bunch rapper, actor and savvy investor is unashamed and unafraid, especially when it comes to being light in an increasingly dark space. True to his word, Mark Wahlberg hasn’t wavered.

There is an urgent need to build a more resilient Australia; that is, an economy that is sufficiently robust that it can continue functioning if the nation’s vulnerable supply chains should be cut.

New data shows that more Americans now use marijuana daily than smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol, as experts debate whether the trend will last.

Something remarkable has happened inside the modern Labor Party. It has become the political home of four ideologies that, on paper, ought to despise one another: Socialism. Islamism. Globalism. And LGBTQ activism.

A new Concerned Women for America poll finds voters increasingly favour conservative positions on abortion, gender ideology and children's content ahead of the midterm elections.

Facing closure, St Mary's church congregation has refused to surrender. The 900-year-old medieval building's dedicated parish has secured a crucial heritage grant to begin its long-overdue restoration.

Transgender actress Elliot Page has sparked debate by citing chimpanzee behaviour to justify gender ideology. We’ve lost God, and now our spiritual collapse means we’re taking moral cues from monkeys. What could possibly go wrong?

Boy George's new song "We Will Dance Again" challenges the anti-Israel narrative dominating cultural discourse. The British pop icon has risked his career to stand for Israel and Jewish people — but the backlash has been swift and severe.

Fauci's dairies reveal a tale of national devastation and generational harm, tracing one soul's descent through ambition, ego, and corruption—from social climbing and fame through megalomania, deceit, and malice, culminating in defeat.

What happens when the side arguing 'the West shouldn't be suspicious of Islam' essentially tells their opponents: 'Be nice to us or the mob outside will get you'? An Oxford debate provides the answer.