Now the EU’s debated personal data rules are putting a damper on the police’s law enforcement. In a recent ruling, the Court of Justice of the European Union prohibits police authorities throughout the EU from systematically “snooping” and collecting fingerprints on criminal suspects. The reason is the criminals’ “right to their personal data”. However, in... 

A rainbow Pride flag on the altar of an Anglo Saxon era church has triggered the first court battle of its kind. A landmark ruling is expected any day now following a row over whether a rainbow Pride flag would be allowed to remain permanently on the altar of St Nicholas Church in Leicester – now dubbed the “Chruch of the woke” MSN reports: St Nicholas said that the LGBTQ-themed altar is a “profound... 

Iran’s military is on high alert after it says an inbound drone attack was foiled on the country’s central city of Isfahan late Saturday night. The target was reportedly a military factory there, and immediate suspicion has fallen on Israel as being behind the operation. The ministry said at least three drones were involved, with one being intercepted by anti-air systems; however, the extent of... 

According to Rob Bauer, the head of the alliance’s Military Committee, if a direct battle between the two breaks out, NATO is ready to combat Russia. Bauer answered categorically, “We are,” when asked in an interview with Portuguese RTP TV if the US-led military alliance is prepared for a direct clash with Russia. The insider pointed out that NATO already had a number of combat units... 

Due to a missing capsule that was leaking a “reasonable” quantity of radiation, Western Australian (WA) authorities on Friday issued an emergency health notice. Andy Robertson, the senior health officer for Western Australia, encouraged people not to approach the object if they locate it. “It serves as a source for both beta and gamma radiation. Therefore, if you come into touch... 

An illegal migrant is breaking into homes in France in an attempt to force his deportation back to his home country of Tunisia, which has refused to take him back, according to reports. A woman in Val-de-Marne in the Paris suburbs recently discovered a man had broken into her home, which was unoccupied while repairs were taking place. She called police to notify them a male suspect was seen on surveillance... 

Governor Ron DeSantis has announced plans to introduce the death penalty for anybody convicted of pedophilia in Florida. In a speech, DeSantis outlined plans to see capital punishment brought back for child sex offenders. Thepostmillennial.com reports: “They said the Constitution does not allow capital punishment for anything short of a homicide,” DeSantis began, referencing a Supreme Court from... 

The seven NASA astronauts supposedly killed in the 1986 Challenger disaster did not die in the explosion and are quietly living out their lives in the U.S., with many of them “hiding in plain sight”, using their same names and working at high-levels in the same fields they worked in before the disaster, according to explosive evidence uncovered by investigators. On January 28, 1986 the NASA Space... 

The alleged perpetrator of the fatal knife attack on a train near Brokstedt in Schleswig-Holstein was shortly before the incident on Wednesday at the immigration office in Kiel. The 33-year-old had applied for a residence permit, Schleswig-Holstein Interior Minister Sabine Sütterlin-Waack (CDU) told a special session of the state parliament on Thursday. From there it was sent to the registry office. The... 

Globalist billionaire Bill Gates claimed China’s rise has been “a huge win for the world” and must be granted a “strong role in world governance” in a Monday interview about the future of the world order. Gates was speaking at the Lowy Institute, an Australia-based international policy think tank, according to its website. “I tend to see China’s rise as a huge win for the world. I mean,... 

The country’s Unification Ministry announced on Friday that South Korea will employ NGOs and international organizations to persuade Pyongyang to resume talks. It also mentioned that the embargo on North Korean media may be relaxed out of goodwill. The South Korean government will “seek direct and indirect contact with North Korea through civic groups and international organizations in... 

The Danish-Swedish politician Rasmus Paludan’s burning of the Koran in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm has prompted the European Commission to make complaints against Sweden. Blasphemy, or as it is known, “hate based on religion,” has no place in the European Union, claims the Commission. The Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has emphasized that it is not against the... 

A statue of a horned feminine figure emerging out of a lotus, supposedly symbolizing “femininity” and paying homage to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who fought for abortion, now sits atop the New York City courthouse. The artist, Shahzia Sikander, created the statue “NOW,” which sits on top of the courthouse alongside other statues representing lawmakers throughout history.... 

Republicans in the House and Senate have proposed legislation that would ban TikTok on all devices in the country and forbid any dealings with ByteDance, the app’s Chinese parent firm, on the grounds that it poses a serious danger to national security. The “No TikTok on United States Devices Act” was presented on Wednesday by Senator Josh Hawley and Representative Ken Buck in an... 

While Western children’s lives and academic potential are being destroyed through social media use and nearly unlimited screen time, China is actively restricting TikTok and other social media platforms to benefit the development of their children, according to French neurologist and author Michel Desmurget. “You can already see a significant difference between OECD countries and Asian countries....