I love it when Americans succeed on the world’s stage, especially after a comeback. Team USA has shown us this repeatedly at the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina in hockey, figure skating and more.

Americans watched Feb. 22 as the U.S. men’s hockey team won an epic Olympic gold, not only against longtime rival Canada, but 46 years to the exact day after they bested the Soviet Union on the way to Olympic gold, the “Miracle on Ice.”

New Zealand MP Chloe Swarbrick told Parliament that English is oppressive and is being “beaten into people” as lawmakers debated a bill that would formally recognize English as an official language of New Zealand. Swarbrick, co-leader of the Green Party, pushed back against legislation introduced this week with support stemming from a coalition agreement between the National Party and New Zealand First.

A 58-year-old Christian street preacher was arrested in Bristol on suspicion of "inciting religious hatred" after delivering a sermon that referenced Islam and transgender ideology. He was detained for eight hours before being released, according to his legal representatives.

Just weeks after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination in September, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned his killing, calling it a "disgusting atrocity."

In the resurfaced clip from early October, Putin was heard

X owner Elon Musk is appealing the 120 million euro fine that was imposed on his company under the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA).

In a post on Friday, X’s Global Government Affairs team said it filed an appeal with the General Court of the European Union challenging the roughly $140 million penalty that was imposed last December for allegedly violating the DSA.

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the Mexican drug lord commonly known as “El Mencho” and leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), has been killed in a military operation in Mexico.

The CJNG has become a large-scale criminal enterprise that rivals other major gangs such as the Sinaloa cartel. According to a report by Reuters, the Mexican government has been ramping up pressure on cartels after threats made by the Trump administration that the US could intervene to address cartel violence.

Thousands have been marching in the streets on behalf of Quentin Deranque, the French nationalist who was slain by Antifa militants as he was acting as security for Collectif Némésis, a women’s rights organization, in the city of Lyon.

Deranque

Trump administration officials are urging British citizens who have been victims of free speech violations to seek asylum in the United States.

Sarah Rogers, the Trump administration’s undersecretary for public diplomacy, has been leading efforts to push back against the decline in Western civil liberties, particularly in parts of Western Europe. Rogers noted in an interview with

The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued a letter to the sponsor of a trial involving puberty blockers for children, raising concerns that ultimately resulted in the study being paused.

According to a previous report from

Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec appeared on Human Events Daily, where they discussed that if there were to be regime change in Iran, it may lead to the same doomed history that has come before in other countries where the US has intervened. 

Posobiec, who has put together a number of episodes detailing the "Tales of Regime Change" in other countries, said that he was thinking about putting together an episode about Iran as well. "We were going to do a fifth country, or a fifth episode of the series. Iran actually was going to be the country that we were going to pick," Posobiec said.

The Supreme Court of the United States ruled today that some of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are not allowed under the emergency powers law that the administration had been using to enact them. Trump called it a "disgrace."

Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the 6-3 majority that Trump’s tariffs were not covered in the language of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act passed by Congress in 1977. Trump had invoked that law to impose a series of important tariffs, including reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries, as well as drug-trafficking tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China.

I apologize to America's young people, whose dashed dreams and dim employment prospects I had laughed at, believing these to be a direct result of their voting for Obama.

On closer examination, it turns out that young voters, aged 18-29, overwhelmingly supported Romney. But only the white ones.