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AMERICANTHINKER - Free Iran 2026: How a banned rally in Paris exposed the regime’s weakness and the West’s hesitation

In a disturbing twist, French authorities become the IRGC and crack down on free expression.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Regulator Probes TV Channel for Not Being Hostile Enough to Donald Trump.

Britain's media regulator is scrutinizing a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump for supposed breaches of impartiality, suggesting that the interviewer was not sufficiently critical of the U.S. President.

Britain’s media regulator is scrutinizing a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump for supposed breaches of impartiality, suggesting that the interviewer was not sufficiently critical of the U.S. President. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Ofcom, the British government media and communications regulator, has announced it will investigate a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump, aired in November 2025, for potential breaches of rules on due impartiality and material misleadingness. The interview , conducted by GB News presenter Bev Turner, included claims by Trump about climate change and law enforcement in London, including references to “no-go areas.” DETAIL: The regulator had initially defended the broadcast…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Germany Investigates Christian YouTubers for Blasphemy Against Islam.

Two Christian YouTubers in Germany face prosecution under blasphemy laws after criticizing Islamic anti-Semitism and using Islamic religious texts to prove their case.

Two Christian YouTubers in Germany face prosecution under blasphemy laws after criticizing Islamic anti-Semitism and using Islamic religious texts to prove their case . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: German prosecutors are investigating Christian YouTubers Niko and Tino, hosts of the channel Eternal Life, for alleged blasphemy after they posted a video in December 2024 criticizing Islamic anti-Semitism. The charges fall under Article 166 of the German Criminal Code, which criminalizes “denigrating a religious community” and carries a potential prison sentence of up to three years. DETAIL: In the video, they condemned anti-Semitism and argued Islam promotes violence and hatred, statements that authorities say may violate Germany’s laws…Open