"What is truth?" Pontius Pilate asked Jesus, and philosophers have been wrestling with the question ever since. A fascinating new study highlighted by Reason magazine reveals that even ordinary people are deeply divided on the issue. When presented with a simple scenario (Maria sincerely tells Peter that Tom is at a party, but he isn't), only a bar...

A new study from Austria delivers the final nail in the coffin of the old "diversity is our strength" fantasy. In Vienna, 41% of young Muslims believe Islamic religious laws (Sharia) take precedence over Austrian secular law. Nearly half of the next generation in one of Europe's great cultural capitals rejects the basic rules of the society their p...

The latest absurdity from the grievance-industrial complex: simply existing while white is now considered racism. A retired professor of social work education at Dundee University, Jane Fenton, has blown the whistle in The Telegraph: critical social justice theory has so thoroughly captured institutions that "racism is no longer about your actions ...

The modern world is so saturated with espionage, surveillance technology, hacking, and geopolitical distrust that even gifts exchanged between governments are now treated with suspicion. Reports that all gifts to visiting officials were disposed of before Air Force One departed reflect something deeper than mere protocol paranoia. They reveal the c...

 The legacy media is in full meltdown, clutching pearls harder than ever. The Telegraph recently ran a piece that reads like accidental based commentary: "The far-Right has got a new weapon: glamorous young women." Photogenic, confident, and unapologetic influencers are ditching the old stereotypes of angry bald men with dodgy tattoos and inst...

 Australia, the Great Reset, and the Great Upset that must now come The system isn't broken. It is rotten. That distinction matters, because a broken system can be repaired. A broken system has failed despite its purpose. It may need better management, better funding, better training, better people, better procedures, or better oversight. A br...

Matt Forney nailed it: "Trump has done so much damage to libtardery that the Democrats will need a decade of uninterrupted power to undo it, which they're not going to get." Yes, despite the war, Trump has done some good in the battle against the Left, although now, alas, falling back into the globalist net. This isn't wishful thinking, it's cold p...

 As of May 15, 2026, X (formerly Twitter) has made public commitments to the UK's media regulator Ofcom to strengthen protections against illegal hate speech and terrorist content for UK users. Key details of the X's retreat: Faster reviews: X will review suspected illegal hate and terrorism-related posts within 24 hours on average, and assess...

 Gen Z is not merely consuming information differently, they are pioneering an entirely new relationship with truth itself, forged in the fires of a social media ecosystem that relentlessly blends facts with feelings, evidence with emotion, and reality with performance. As the first generation to grow up fully immersed in smartphones, front-fa...

America and Australia face a serious, escalating Chinese Communist Party (CCP) espionage problem that reaches deep into critical infrastructure, government, business, and diaspora communities. While President Trump returned from his Beijing summit praising Xi Jinping and touting "successful" trade talks, Beijing's intelligence apparatus continues a...

       Why the official public health court intellectuals and the media got it all wrong The official story surrounding the Andes hantavirus cruise ship outbreak keeps shifting, but one detail should make any rational person stop and think. Authorities quarantined healthy passengers for weeks aboard a confined expedition vessel ...

The strangest aspect of the emerging hantavirus story around the MV Hondius Andes virus cluster is not the virus itself, but the atmosphere of distrust that now greets every public health announcement. In a pre-COVID era, a limited outbreak on a single expedition ship would have remained a specialist story for epidemiologists and cruise industry in...

There is an old political fear that rarely gets discussed openly now because it cuts across almost every modern ideology. The fear is simple: what happens when the state becomes so large that democratic governments can no longer seriously reduce it, even if they want to? For decades, critics of expanding bureaucracy warned that there must eventuall...

 Here is the introduction to an explosive YouTube video by Jimmy Dore: "Jimmy and former CIA analyst Larry Johnson discuss evidence that the US government may be engineering and distributing lone star ticks — which cause alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy — as a biological weapon, noting that cases of Lyme disease have surged to half a mil...

The contemporary debate over transgender identity increasingly extends beyond politics and activism into deeper questions of philosophy, metaphysics, and the nature of personal identity itself. An article recently published by Daily Sceptic presents one side of that debate in strongly sceptical terms, arguing that contemporary gender identity theor...

The great AI gold rush was supposed to be unstoppable. Governments promised "innovation." Big Tech promised jobs, prosperity, and a dazzling technological future. Investors spoke as though gigantic AI data centres were as inevitable as roads or electricity grids. Yet across the world an increasingly angry public is pushing back, and for good reason...

In 2026 Britain, one unelected quango has more power over what you can see, say, and share online than almost any institution in a supposed liberal "democracy." That body is Ofcom, the Office of Communications, transformed from a broadcast regulator into the UK's all-powerful online speech commissar under the Online Safety Act. This is not protecti...

Welcome to 2026 Britain, where an 18-year-old university student lies dying in the street from multiple stab wounds, and the police's first priority is slapping handcuffs on him because his attacker claimed to be the real victim of "racism." This isn't a dystopian novel. This is the horrifying reality of the Henry Nowak case in Southampton. On Dece...

In a stunning interactive feature published May 11, 2026, The New York Times Magazine shines a spotlight on one of the most intriguing anatomical discoveries of the 21st century: the interstitium — a vast, previously under-appreciated network of fluid-filled spaces woven through the connective tissue (fascia) of the human body. Researchers are now ...

The warning issued by Dr. Aaron Lewis, Ph.D., regarding the entrenchment of a government-backed "religion of Big Pharma" in America, and the West, is not a fringe conspiracy theory but a well-documented reality that has been systematically unfolding for decades. This phenomenon represents a fundamental betrayal of both the scientific method and the...