Pope Francis: Even Priests and Nuns Have Problems with Pornography
Pope Francis cautioned against the dangers of the internet Wednesday, warning seminarians that “the devil enters” through online pornography.

Pope Francis cautioned against the dangers of the internet Wednesday, warning seminarians that “the devil enters” through online pornography.

The figures underline the ruthlessness of smugglers leading migrants to their deaths while making a fat profit out of human suffering.

A wax statue of Kanye West that previously graced London’s famous waxwork museum Madame Tussauds was banished to a back room Wednesday, never to be seen again.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Wednesday that his government will send military trainers and 30 Bushmaster armored vehicles to assist Ukrainian forces against the Russian invasion.

Olaf Scholz has approved the controversial sale of a stake in the port of Hamburg to a Communist Chinese state-owned shipping giant.

To the delight of green agenda advocates, fracking has once again been banned in England by the UK’s new Prime Minister despite the country facing a serious energy crisis.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni assured Parliament Tuesday that her government would rein in the country’s chaotic immigration situation and restore order and legality to migratory flows.

British-Greek gas producer Energean has begun production at the Karish offshore natural field, a day before the controversial U.S.-brokered maritime deal will be signed between Israel and Lebanon.

A teen accused of stabbing a 39-year-old man to death had already been arrested for another stabbing in May but was released pending trial.

Children displaying transgender tendencies are likely going through a “transient phase” that they may come out of, the NHS has stated.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has claimed that bigwigs within the European Union will “end up” facing the same fate as Soviet dictators of old.

Giorgia Meloni talked cutting taxes, combatting people smuggling, and introducing policies to benefit Italian families.

The UK will allegedly partner with the EU’s “military mobility” unit so that it can move troops and weapons across the continent quicker.

Two fibre optic cables have been severed in the last week, disrupting phone networks and internet data, fuelling speculation of sabotage.

In his first phone call with newly appointed UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, President Joe Biden appears to have once again pushed the UK to sell out on Brexit.

The legacy media in Britain has argued that the term ‘globalist’ is an antismetic slur against Jewish people and therefore should be banned.

Officials from Ukraine are looking to get the EU taxpayers to bankroll them to the tune of $2 billion dollars every month.

An attack by a mob of alleged far-left extremists in the no-go Paris suburbs left officers injured after they were pelted with projectiles.

Pope Francis joined an assembly of global religious leaders Tuesday in praying to God for peace, especially in Ukraine.

Hollywood star Ralph Fiennes has defended “Harry Potter” novelist J.K. Rowling against attacks from transgender activists, saying the verbal abuse she has experienced is both “disgusting” and “appalling.”

Rishi Sunak has already raised eyebrows, being compared to a robot and a video game character for his wave in front of Downing Street.

Anti-open borders Suella Braverman has been reinstalled by Rishi Sunak as Home Secretary just over a week after resigning from the post.

Norway’s security agency said Tuesday it has detained a man who entered the country as Brazilian but is suspected of being a Russian spy.

Arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage has warned of the possibility of “eco-terrorism” after climate crazies vandalised a think tank building in London.

The Vatican issued a statement Monday urging that efforts to counteract the energy crisis avoid reinvigorating the fossil fuel industry.

A man subject to a deportation order from France was arrested after he publicly yelled “Allahu akbar” in the street while carrying a knife.

Sunak implied he would be slashing borrowing, which will certainly mean considerable tax rises, cuts in government, or both.

The new premier of the Canadian province of Alberta, Danielle Smith, has apologized for the government mandating vaccine passports during the coronavirus pandemic, telling the annual United Conservative Party conference “we are not QR codes.”

Adidas announced Tuesday its business partnership with billionaire rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is over.

The coup to install a globalist government is now complete as Rishi Sunak was invited to form a new government by King Charles III.

A delegation of German MPs has sworn that they “stand by Taiwan” despite the fact that their left-wing Chancellor is allowing the sale of major infrastructure to Communist China.

Leftists angry after new PM Giorgia Meloni said she wants to be referred to in the traditional way, rather than a gendered, feminine form.

U.S. President Joe Biden has raised eyebrows for congratulating “Rashee Sanuk” for becoming Britain’s new Prime Minister.

Truss made her final speech, quoting stoic philosopher Seneca and laying ground for a future ‘told you so’ moment on the danger of high tax.

Brexit champion Nigel Farage believes Rishi Sunak offers no change from the managed decline of the last decade, and that the Conservatives are “doomed” in the next general election.

One illegal is said to have broken into a person’s home in Dover after the UK’s Royal Navy failed to intercept a number of migrant boats.

Rishi Sunak will meet with His Majesty King Charles III this morning to become the United Kingdom’s next Prime Minister.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Israel’s refusal to provide Kyiv with military aid has bolstered an emerging Russian-Iranian axis whereby Moscow will assist Iran with its nuclear program in exchange for attack drones.

A group of 30 Democratic legislators posted their token opposition to President Joe Biden’s unconditional support for Ukraine in the war over the east bank of the Dniepr River in Ukraine.

Norwegian police placed into custody two more Russians on suspicion of taking photographs of a restricted military installation.
