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Freedom First: Why Liberty Outshines Control

From the cockpit to the fuel pump, the case for limited government has never been clearer.

A man, wearing a cap and headphones, looks down as he holds a diesel pump against a lorry
Politics1h ago

Trump Puts America First: Diesel Export Ban on the Table to Lower Domestic Prices

President Trump is considering a ban on U.S. diesel exports to prioritize American truckers, farmers, and drivers, while pressuring Europe to release its own strategic fuel reserves.

A woman with long blonde hair wearing a beige jacket
Tech5h ago

Gaming Giants Fail to Protect Children from Online Predators

A new report from Australia’s eSafety Commission reveals that major gaming platforms are failing to implement adequate safeguards, leaving children vulnerable to exploitation and extremist content.

A composite image of a Chinese dragon's head and the Sagrada Familia
Foreign Policy10h ago

Spain and EU Allies Pivot Toward China and Israel as Confidence in U.S. Leadership Wanes

As European countries grow increasingly skeptical of American foreign policy and defense commitments, nations like Spain and Finland are forging independent alliances with China and Israel to secure their own economic and security futures.

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Wednesday, September 30

President Cyril Ramaphosa in a suit and tie with the South African flag seen behind him
PoliticsSeptember 30, 2026

South Africa Faces Violent Crime Crisis as President Orders Safety Audits

President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered municipal safety audits and a crackdown on alcohol-related violence following a wave of murders that has left the nation reeling.

A young girl is seen in a hospital bed while a woman wearing scrubs strokes her hair
Foreign PolicySeptember 30, 2026

Israel Denies Responsibility for Reported Strike in Gaza

The Israeli military has stated it has no record of a strike reported by witnesses in Gaza that allegedly injured a six-year-old girl.

President Donald Trump pictured leaning towards Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg whom he is speaking to.
TechSeptember 30, 2026

Trump Unites Tech Titans to Launch America's 'Super Intelligence' Era

President Trump convened top technology executives at the White House to sign a 'morally binding' agreement on AI safety, while mandating a shift in official terminology to 'Super Intelligence' to reflect the nation's technological dominanc

Tuesday, September 29

Tennessee Department of Corrections inmate photo of Christa Pike
PoliticsSeptember 29, 2026

Supreme Court Rejects Death Row Inmate's Final Plea

The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for the execution of Christa Pike, who has spent nearly three decades on death row for the horrific torture and murder of a teenage classmate.

A man in a silver cloak stands near a blazing furnace holding a metal prod
Foreign PolicySeptember 29, 2026

Russian Missile Campaign Decimates Ukraine's Industrial Backbone

Russia's relentless missile strikes against Ukraine's metallurgical sector have brought the country's steel production to a near-total standstill, devastating the economy and vital local infrastructure.

Donald Trump holding a leather-bound executive order at the launch of America.gov on Tuesday, 29 September.
TechSeptember 29, 2026

Trump Rejects AI Partnership with China, Vows to Protect American Innovation

President Trump has firmly ruled out any joint AI development with China, prioritizing American national security and economic dominance over the demands for restrictive global guardrails.

Unmanned ground vehicle built by Milrem Robotics on display at an exhibition in Paris
Foreign PolicySeptember 29, 2026

Russia Caught Red-Handed in Sabotage Campaign Against NATO Allies

Estonian officials have confirmed that Russian special services ordered an arson attack on a defense company, marking a dangerous escalation in Moscow's ongoing campaign of sabotage across Europe.

King Edward Rukidi Nyabongo 1 of the Tooro Kingdom
PoliticsSeptember 29, 2026

Journalist Ascends to Tooro Throne Amidst Succession Controversy

Ugandan journalist Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma has been crowned the 14th king of the Tooro Kingdom, a move that follows the death of the previous monarch and remains clouded by ongoing disputes regarding the legitimacy of the succession.

Fatima Zahra El Mansouri wearing a blue blazer over a white shirt. She is surrounded by celebrating crowds of men after the announcement of the provisional results of the legislative elections in the early hours of 24 September 2026.
PoliticsSeptember 29, 2026

Morocco Appoints First Female Prime Minister Following Election Victory

King Mohammed VI has appointed Fatima Zahra El Mansouri as Morocco's first female prime minister after her Authenticity and Modernity Party secured the most seats in recent parliamentary elections.

Four women and a man shout and raise their arms while protesting at Puerta del Sol in Madrid. Crowds of other people stand around them.
PoliticsSeptember 29, 2026

Spain’s Socialist Government Launches Aggressive Assault on Private Property Rights

Spain’s ruling coalition has unveiled a series of radical housing decrees, including a long-term eviction ban and market interventions, in a desperate bid to appease protesters at the expense of property owners.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovic pictured in 2024 while being detained in Russia
Foreign PolicySeptember 29, 2026

Wall Street Journal Reporter Details Ordeal in Russian Captivity

After enduring 16 months of wrongful detention in Russia, journalist Evan Gershkovich is speaking out about the calculated trap that led to his arrest and subsequent release.

Two wine glasses are held up as if they are going to clink together, each is held up by a hand that can be seen just past the wrist
Foreign PolicySeptember 29, 2026

Trump administration hits Canada with new import bans to end unfair trade practices

The Trump administration has officially implemented a ban on select Canadian imports, including alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles, as part of a firm strategy to combat unfair trade discrimination.