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Spain Deploys Military After 60,000 African Migrants Breach Border in 24 Hours
As many as 60,000 illegal migrants from Africa have swarmed the Spanish territory of Ceuta after Spain’s Supreme Court ruled migrants intercepted at sea cannot be kicked out.
Why Are Canada’s Indigenous Leaders Still Pushing the School Burial Site Story?
The lack of evidence hasn’t stopped Indigenous leaders from insisting on the reality of mass graves and the necessity of continued investigation.
How Cuba Is Covertly Boosting America’s Radical Left
A new State Department report details the extensive social and financial ties between Cuba and groups like Code Pink and the DSA.
European Heat Wave Driven by Cleaner Air, U.K. Climate Office Study Finds
Clean-air initiatives have reduced the amount of air-born particulates, which act as a sunshade.
Is Canada to Blame for the Wildfire Smoke ‘Invasion’?
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney insists climate change is to blame while American leaders blame a lack of prevention.
‘Demonic Chapter’: How ‘Cultural Sensitivity’ Led to the Systematic Abuse of Thousands of British Girls
The abuse was enabled by the repeated failures of police, social services, and successive governments who feared being called “racist” or “Islamophobic” if they intervened.
Fate of Chinese Dissident Who Escaped on an Inflatable Dingy Rests with South Korea, U.N.
Dong Guangping, a 68-year-old Chinese dissident, has spent the last eleven years trying unsuccessfully to escape his country’s oppressive communist regime.
Rubio Defends U.S. Engagements with Cuba, Doubles Down on ‘Failed State’ Designation
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Trump’s Cuba policy, arguing the island’s economic collapse and ties to U.S. adversaries make it a growing security threat.
Chinese Dissident Spent 30 Hours in Inflatable Dinghy to Escape to South Korea
Dong Guangping previously tried to escape on three occasions to reunite with family members who were able to move to Canada.