From Voice Of Europe, child brainwashing is reportedly alive and well in the U.K.
From ANSA, Pope Francis likens abortion to "hiring a hitman". (Many of us on the right have problems with this pope, but on abortion, he has remained a staunch pro-lifer.)
From France24, Saudi Arabia tries, rather dismally, to join the Francophonie. (How many Saudis speak French, as either a first or second language?)
From the Express, a member of the U.K. Parliament calls Brexit supporters "right wing nationalists".
From the Independent, according to the chief Brexit negotiator for the E.U., checks on agricultural goods moving between Britain and Northern Ireland will increase tenfold.
From The Guardian, the IMF warns that global economic stability could be affected by a no-deal Brexit.
From the Daily Mail, Turkish Airlines passengers help a Somali man avoid deportation.
From the NL Times, the Amsterdam city council wants to get rid of the "I Amsterdam" sign.
From Dutch News, at least 170 works of art stolen from Jewish owners has been found in Dutch museums.
From VRT NWS, 195 foreigners living in Belgium lose their residence permits. (A country enforcing their immigration laws? What a concept!)
From Deutsche Welle, in 2018, Germany recorded fewer illegal irregular migrants than expected.
From Total Croatia News, some rights groups object to Croatia's cordoning off the mentally ill.
From Radio Praha, more Czech companies join the effort to reduce plastic waste.
From The Slovak Spectator, Slovak children are trying to help their parents quit smoking.
From Radio Poland, Poland will have their first commercial satellite, to be launched from the ISS next April.
From Russia Today, according to a poll, about half of Russians and Ukrainians want open borders and friendship between the two countries.
From Sputnik International, according to the Russian Center for Syrian Reconciliation, ISIS terrorists seized two barrels of chlorine near the village of Ltamenah.
From Ekathimerini, Greece and Egypt support Cyprus's effort to explore for natural gas off-shore.
From Haaretz, a salvage excavation has turned up the earliest-ever inscription of the name "Jerusalem".
From The Jerusalem Post, one of the world's most notorious leakers will visit Israel.
From Iraqi News, Turkey allows more water to flow into Iraq.
From Palestinian Media Watch, according to an advisor to Palestinian leader Abbas, Islam's war to destroy Israel has begun.
From Khaama Press, a video purportedly showing an imam in Afghanistan abusing women leads to several women being victimized in honor killings. (Please note that women were killed for allegedly being victims of sexual abuse.)
From Gatestone Institute, will Asia Bibi get life or death? (The last three stories were found at The Religion Of Peace.)
From FrontpageMag, French politician Marine Le Pen, recently ordered to undergo psychiatric testing, is not the crazy one.
From National Review, why the left is opposed to constitutional originalism.
From Townhall, in the aftermath of the Kavanaugh confirmation, Democrats' chances of retaking the Senate have gone South.
From The Washington Free Beacon, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Representative Christopher Smith (R-NJ) condemn China's treatment of religious minorities.
From The Weather Channel, Hurricane Michael hits the Florida panhandle as a category 4 storm.
From The Daily Caller, a CNN reporter explains Retweeting, and other quotes.
From LifeNews, another pro-life activist is assaulted in Toronto, Canada.
From The Federalist, a man destroys a pro-life sign at Indiana University.
From Investor's Business Daily, Sears could very soon file for bankruptcy.
From the New York Post, a bus driver in the Philippines learns the hard way to keep his wife and mistress apart.
And from The Babylon Bee, Hillary Clinton shows that she is indeed a powerful Sith.
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