Robert Kennedy Jr. is the strongest third-party presidential candidate in 32 years. Many of his supporters are vaccine skeptics, and the Democrats are panicking.
Fellow Christians must be firm and uncompromising in facing down ideologues who give Christianity a bad name.
Mass immigration was a decision made by a Conservative party trapped in the Boomer Truth paradigm.
This commentary appears in The European Conservative‘s forthcoming 132-page guide to the June 2024 European Elections—available next week.
‘Hate Speech’ is not defined in Poland’s penal code, and any codified version of the term will inevitably be weaponised to achieve political ends.
There is nothing about this new “electoral cooperation list” for the EU election that can be taken seriously. But it might influence the outcome of the election—in ways that its founders did not intend to.
The struggle for the future is a struggle for the past: A VOX councilman is fighting back against attempts to dumb down the curriculum.
Ex-PM opposes Western compromise, while UK media and legal profession get even softer on Hamas threat.
Chinese persecution of Christians is systemic, widespread, multi-vectored—and increasing. Western Christians must take note.
Rwandans stunned the world with the magnitude of genocidal horror; now they do so by the magnitude of their mercy.
The same voices that loudly advocated for Oregon to legalize drugs are nowhere to be found when the state badly regrets its decision.
To define a nation with a list of fashionable bullet points is to denude a rich heritage of meaning.
British public life has by now been thoroughly colonised by leftist politics.
The sight of feminists cheering on stories grounded in violence against women will continue to expose the Left’s hypocrisy.
No conspiracy theory is as far-fetched as the idea that there are 72 genders.
It’s easy to be dismissive of late-night hosts and comedians, but that would be a mistake. Humor is a tremendously powerful weapon.
The further the elite pushes its contempt for the American working class, the more they feel morally entitled to stop Trump from returning to power. By any means necessary.
The blame for the Abortion Act 1967 lies with the elected government, not with the Queen.
Fears of war and food shortages raise questions about the future of food
In Western public discourse, the goodness or badness of a thing depends on who it helps, and whom it hurts.
No group has a right to be listened to by the government simply because it claims to represent a ‘community.’
The government has no life. It is logically amoral, and it lacks a soul.
When the Left wants to get something done, they work as a team and celebrate the victory of the small steps. Why can’t conservatives do the same?
In the face of Hamas’ heinous and well documented sex crimes, women’s organizations around the world have remained silent.
Abbott is black, female, and left-wing—which some clearly believe should afford her immunity not just from attack but also from critique.
‘Diversity’ and ‘multiculturalism’ have never been in such low water.
When the police devote their energy to explaining the nuance of words like ‘jihad’ and ‘intifada,’ something’s got to give.
Parliament uses the ‘rule of law’ to punish nonconformity.
Historic examples of the royal veto against legalizing abortion provide some hope for the future.
America’s lady diplomats fail to bend African strongmen to their will
