As Churchill once warned of Europe’s “iron curtain,” Britain now faces a more digital version: censorship, criminalized speech, and the persecution of Christians under Keir Starmer. While Vice President Vance was relishing the charm of the Cotswolds, America’s State Department condemned the UK’s assault on free expression. Connor Tomlinson argues that America must once again come to Britain’s aid – this time to help lift Starmer’s Iron Curtain.

Denmark’s leaders are openly calling for a “spiritual rearmament” – even suggesting that Danish soldiers should fight for Christianity itself. In one of Europe’s most secular nations, this startling shift raises deeper questions: can a civilization without the sacred still defend itself? Iben Thranholm argues that only transcendent faith can inspire true sacrifice – and that without it, Europe remains free but defenseless.

For three decades, the Muslim Brotherhood has embedded itself into America’s institutions – from universities, to mosques, and political circles – all while posing as defenders of civil rights. Now, Senator Marco Rubio has moved to designate the Brotherhood a terrorist organization. In this powerful essay, Ayaan Hirsi Ali exposes how America was infiltrated from within – and why the Brotherhood’s American experiment is finally coming to an end.