Family bands can go one of two ways. Generally, they’re very, very good, or they’re very, very embarrassing. Take the Von Trapp family made famous in The Sound of Music. The film has loomed so large that many people, especially younger ones, have forgotten, or never knew, that this was a real family. They did […]
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For the first time in 14 years, the United Kingdom is governed by a Labour government. In-fighting within the Conservative Party along with a resurgent Reform UK under Nigel Farage led to a split vote across the U.K.’s 650 constituencies. The result? A Labour majority not seen since 2001. Labour are often seen as socialists
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What’s going on in the United Kingdom should have any American at full alert. While we overthrew the crown and broke away hundreds of years ago, the U.S. and the UK are cousins. What happens in one country often gets duplicated in another. Alarmingly, despite breaking from the European Union, Britain is going down the
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X CEO Elon Musk is embroiled in a major racism row with former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf. The bizarre feud between the world’s richest man and Scotland’s former commander-in-chief stretches back to the Black Lives Matter riots in 2020. However, the spat was reignited during the recent U.K. riots after a clip of Yousaf
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The kingdom that brought us George Orwell is on its knees to the very forces he predicted in the novel 1984. Riots have broken out in towns across the UK, and unusually, they’re mainly being done by white, native English people. We’re used to seeing Muslim-instigated street demonstrations and violence, which go largely unchecked by
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Speaking from experience, the United Kingdom is a desperate place at the moment. The hope and optimism after the election of a new Labour government on July 4 has quickly faded away. Just one month after the polls closed, the country has witnessed riots not seen on British streets for 13 years. It’s sad, more
The riots in the United Kingdom have brought the concept of two-tier policing into the limelight once again as the government seems more concerned in targeting those protesting against the consequences of mass immigration than actual criminals. As we reported earlier, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised a crackdown on rioters with “standing armies”
Political nicknames are nothing new, even if the world leader in question is. “Crooked Hillary”, “Sleepy Joe”, and “Rocketman” Kim Jong-Un are all familiar to Americans by now, largely thanks to personality overtaking policy in U.S. politics. It’s no different across the pond in the U.K., where new Prime Minister Keir Starmer is coming under
A Belfast march demanding an end to mass immigration has gone viral amid large-scale protests across the United Kingdom. The U.K. has witnessed violent scenes following a victory for the Labour Party in July 4’s general election. Rioting by pro-Palestinian activists followed in Leeds, signaling the start of a turbulent period for the country. After
Thursday, July 4, marked a historic day for the United Kingdom. After 14 years and two months of Conservative Party rule, the center-left Labour Party won the country’s general election with a 170-seat majority. For the next five years, the new Prime Minister Keir Starmer has the power to pass legislation along party lines with
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