
JD Vance’s London Visit Aims To Strengthen U.S.-UK Relations
Tensions fade as Vance and Lammy look to build a more fruitful conversation.

Tensions fade as Vance and Lammy look to build a more fruitful conversation.

Somewhat under the radar, the EU has already made a major concession to the U.S. president.
The U.S. vice president’s debut on the progressive-friendly Twitter rival lasted minutes before Bluesky’s systems flagged him as a fake. He wasn’t.

Peaceful pro-lifers, grandmothers, priests—even the pregnant—are being arrested for “offending” progressive orthodoxy. This is persecution, not law enforcement.

Meanwhile, European countries sideline voters and jail citizens for online posts.

Senior American officials have attacked Brussels’ “Orwellian content moderation” and are now hoping to force change.
The Italian prime minister has once again showcased her role as a bridge between the United States and Europe.

As Germany and France crumble, and Brussels keeps drifting from national concerns, a leadership vacuum has opened—and Meloni is ready to step in.
The meeting took place after Pope Leo XIV’s inaugural mass on Sunday.
Despite past disagreements, Vice President JD Vance congratulates Pope Leo XIV and prepares to attend his first mass in Rome.