by Frank Bergman “Assisted suicide” is skyrocketing in New Zealand, but the nation’s left-wing government insists that it’s still not enough as politicians push for steeper rises in the number of citizens being euthanized. According to the most recent government report

by David Lindfield A British Columbia judge has sparked outrage after refusing to send a convicted child predator to prison, arguing the man’s stash of abuse material was “relatively modest” in size. Mark Keenan, 54, of Kelowna, pleaded guilty to possessing

Twenty years have passed since Hurricane Katrina battered the Gulf Coast, leaving New Orleans and its neighbors scarred in ways still visible today. For many, Katrina wasn’t just a storm; it was a life marker, a before and after that split

by Oliver JJ Lane The number of people who think the United Kingdom is in a “bad state” continues to rise, polling has found, and a plurality think it’s doing worse than other Western countries. Just one per cent of Britons

By Stuart Creque When President Trump deployed National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., condemnation from Democrats was swift and withering. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D – NY) declared, “No f‑‑‑ing way” would he agree to extending the deployment beyond 30

(Just The News)—The Trump administration is asking a federal judge to invalidate a New York law that seeks to punish fossil fuel companies for their alleged role in climate change. In a motion for summary judgment, filed late Friday, the U.S.