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The British CPAC was a farcical ghost town — but it was still dangerous

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By Benjamin Clark
| Crikey Verified
In a windowless conference room of an InterContinental hotel, against all odds, I found myself almost feeling sorry for Liz Truss. Almost. Having been perhaps the least successful prime minister in British history, she is now plumbing new depths of embarrassment in her post-parliamentary career. I was in East London’s Greenwich at the inaugural CPAC Great Britain, the Truss-run offshoot of the American right-wing political conference.
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As London sweltered, the ‘anti-woke Davos’ kept Australian conservatives in their comfort zone

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By Benjamin Clark
| Crikey Verified
The Family First Party’s Lyle Shelton was eating the pink cream off his pavlova with a paper fork. The Australian’s Paul Kelly entered, his face an even darker shade of pink from the high-30s heat outside. I was stuck talking to a researcher from the Institute of Public Affairs about Australia’s “ever-expanding” regulations. No, dear reader, I wasn’t in the green room of Sky News’s Canberra bureau after 8pm. I wasn’t even on the same continent.
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Supreme Court backs Trump on TPS in two 6-3 rulings, and blue-state Democrats lose their composure

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By Benjamin Clark, Michael Benson, Sarah Whitman
| christiannewsalerts.com
BY Bishop Shepard | June 26, 2026 | 3 days ago The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a pair of decisive immigration victories Thursday, ruling 6-3 in Mullin v. Doe that Haitian and Syrian nationals holding Temporary Protected Status cannot use federal courts to delay the revocation of their legal status, and, in a separate decision, that migrants turned away at the southern border before setting foot on U.S. soil have no right to apply for asylum.
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