On Sunday, the leader of the United Kingdom’s new Brexit Party announced that he will not stand for Member of Parliament (MP) in the coming general snap election on December 12. Nigel Farage, to many the face of the Brexit movement in the U.K., announced his decision in an interview on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show.

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Considering that President Donald Trump has been quite vocal in his intentions to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate agreement (which had been accepted as binding on the United States by then-President Barack Obama), speculation has it that he will now do so. According to the terms of the 2016 agreement — reached November 4 of that year — a nation could not pull out during the first three years.

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U.S. Border Patrol agents in the San Diego sector arrested more non-Mexicans attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexican border illegally during the 2019 fiscal year than at any other year in the agency’s history.

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In yet another ugly sign of the times, protesters took to the streets in Brooklyn on Friday night to whine about police enforcing the law. Approximately 1,000 anti-police demonstrators shouted against a proposed fare increase on the New York subway and two alleged police brutality incidents, which occurred on October 25.

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If ideas are also subject to the survival-of-the-fittest principle, is evolution doomed to extinction? This question is again raised now that yet another scientist has questioned Charles Darwin’s famous 19th-century theory.

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Will the Trump administration finally get it right when it comes to heading the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), or should immigration patriots brace themselves for another disappointment?

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Between 250 and 300 Oklahoma gun owners joined with Oklahoma’s Second Amendment Association in celebrating the state’s newly-minted “Constitutional Carry” law — carrying in public without government permission — in front of the state capitol in Oklahoma City on Friday. The new law became effective that day.

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The most prominent man in America to have been credibly accused of a rape and yet escape punishment from the #MeToo movement is former President Bill Clinton.

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A Wisconsin anti-religious freedom group has targeted a Florida sheriff’s department over a patriotic message on the department’s squad cars.

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When Saudi Arabia’s crown jewel, oil producer Aramco (officially called the Saudi Arabian Oil Company), announced on Sunday its “intention to float” some shares in the long-awaited initial offering of shares of the state-owned oil company to the investing public (an IPO, or Initial Public Offering), it triggered two events: a “road show” or “book building” tour by the company to generate enthusiasm among mostly institutional investors for the upcoming offering of shares in December; and the issuing of a “prospectus” outlining the risks entailed by that offering. The prospectus is due out next week.

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