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Dem House hopeful endorsed by activist who said ‘evil Jews run the world’
Adina Flores, an activist who has made antisemitic, anti-LGBTQ+ and conspiratorial statements online, has endorsed Eric Jones, the Democratic candidate for California’s 4th Congressional District. The endorsement has prompted questions about Jones’ association with Flores, who says he has met her several times, and whether he shares or rejects her views. Jones’ campaign said he…
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Economist calls out America’s socialist elite, says they got rich bashing capitalism
Economist Stephen Moore argues that prominent socialist and progressive figures have become wealthy through the US free-market system while criticising capitalism and advocating wealth redistribution. Speaking to Fox News Digital, he described this as hypocritical and said America uniquely allows people to profit from attacking the economic model that created their opportunities. Moore cited figures…
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Can faith help patients heal? Veteran doctor reveals what he’s witnessed firsthand
Dr Marc Siegel’s new book, *The Angels Among Us*, examines how spirituality, compassion and modern medicine may intersect during serious illness. Drawing on clinical experiences, research and historical cases, Siegel argues that faith and hope can support resilience, while stressing that they do not replace medical treatment or guarantee recovery. Siegel cites data suggesting that…
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VAN HIPP: Why the Army should restore its grassroots link to America’s communities
The U.S. Army terminated its Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA) programme in June 2025, with leadership stating a preference to focus on technology rather than community engagement. This represents a significant break from over a century of direct grassroots outreach, as the author argues the programme served as the Army’s primary…
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Johnny Fisher faces Michael Pirotton in Zuffa Boxing 11 main event
Zuffa Boxing 11 featured English heavyweight Johnny Fisher against Belgium’s Michael Pirotton at London’s Copper Box Arena on Saturday, 26 September. Fisher entered as the strong favourite and was seeking to build momentum towards a future heavyweight title shot, while Pirotton’s durability and knockout record offered the prospect of an upset. The 10-round main event…
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Dressmaker is a serious seamstress sim with a lot of love stitched into the finer details
Dressmaker is a cosy dressmaking simulation game in which players run a small shop and create outfits for customers with different requirements. Although it is still a prototype, the article presents it as an unusually engaging and detailed experience, with its appeal coming from the care involved in designing, cutting and sewing each garment. Players…
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Bayeux Tapestry fans are turned away or forced to wait hours as British Museum bans photography and apologises for chaotic queues
Visitors to the British Museum’s sold-out Bayeux Tapestry exhibition have faced chaotic queues, lengthy delays and, in some cases, been turned away despite holding timed tickets. The museum has apologised after some visitors’ 40-minute viewing slots were shortened or lost entirely, prompting criticism of the experience. The exhibition has sold a record 100,000 tickets, priced…
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FEARLESS V, Featuring Former PRIMAL FEAR Members, Announces Debut Album, Shares ‘Fearless V’ Single
FEARLESS V, formed by four former PRIMAL FEAR members and vocalist Gianbattista “Jan” Manenti of THE UNITY, has announced its debut album, *Circus Life*. The album is due on 26 February 2027 through Lucky Bob Records, while the band has released its first single, “Fearless V”, marking a new chapter for the musicians after their…
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Pope Leo XIV draws vast crowds before Paris Mass
Pope Leo XIV attracted an estimated 700,000 people to an open-air Mass at Paris’s Place de la Concorde, praising young people’s enthusiasm and commitment to the Catholic Church. The large turnout underscored the public interest surrounding his four-day visit to France and his emphasis on sharing faith, supporting migrants and preserving human values. Leo travelled…
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Albanese’s grand final absence avoided scrutiny over Kylie Minogue comments
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese skipped the AFL grand final on Saturday, citing his early-morning return from the United Nations General Assembly in New York as the reason. However, a columnist suggests the real cause was Kylie Minogue’s pre-game performance, following controversial comments Albanese made on a podcast in July in which he discussed wanting to…