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Culture

Adam Carolla tells Charlie Kirk California's DEI policies contributed to LA wildfires

"They say actions have consequences, but inactions have even bigger consequences."

By Human EventsJan 9, 2025

Faith & Family

UK counter-terrorism unit investigates Elon Musk over X posts slamming Pakistani rape gangs, Labour cover-up

The grooming gangs, which predominately consist of Pakistani Muslim men, allegedly have sexually abused female children and forced them into prostitution for more than a decade.

By Katie DaviscourtJan 9, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: The untold story is that Trudeau hasn’t retired yet and may run again despite the growing hostility of Donald Trump

The reality check for the Liberals and Canada itself is the inauguration of President Donald Trump on Jan. 20.

By David KraydenJan 9, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: How Bourbon St became a battlefield

Extremist groups like ISIS prey on those who feel abandoned or wronged by the system.

By Austin PetersenJan 9, 2025

Politics

SENATOR MIKE LEE: 'California's own leadership hasn't prepared for fires like this, which is stunning'

"Government is there to serve the people, not the other way around."

By Jack PosobiecJan 8, 2025

Faith & Family

They let our childhood burn to the ground: Peachy Keenan tells Jack Posobiec about the devastation of LA wildfires

"I just can't believe they let the Palisade Village burn to the ground," Keenan said. "This is the library I grew up going to, this is my childhood. Honestly, it's devastating."

By Jack PosobiecJan 8, 2025

World

Kim Jong Un bans hot dogs in North Korea to crack down on western culture—violators risk detainment in labor camps

Un declared that selling a dish made with hot dogs constituted an act of treason.

By Katie DaviscourtJan 8, 2025

World

BREAKING: British MPs vote against launching inquiry into rape gangs that preyed on young girls

The vote has been described as largely symbolic.

By Human EventsJan 8, 2025

National Security

Honduran president threatens closure of US military base in country if Trump deports its citizens

“Faced with a hostile attitude of massive expulsion of our brothers, we would have to consider a change in our policies of cooperation with the US."

By Jessica BarshisJan 8, 2025

World

14-year-old boy stabbed to death on bus in London

The teenager died on the scene shortly after emergency services arrived.

By Jessica BarshisJan 8, 2025

World

Iran demands prisoner swap after arresting Italian journalist Cecilia Sala

Abedini was indicted by the US Department of Justice "for conspiring with Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi, a dual US-Iranian national, to illegally procure electronic components from American companies for use by the IRGC."

By Jessica BarshisJan 8, 2025

Opinion

JOHN MAC GHLIONN: RFK vs Big Pharma is the battle that will define America's future

Kennedy’s tenure could mark the beginning of the end for an industry that has bled Americans dry through patent abuse, price gouging, and relentless advertising.

By John Mac GhlionnJan 8, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Pardon them all

President Trump should pardon everyone who has been jailed or charged over the event.

By Human Events Editorial BoardJan 8, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC and DARREN BEATTIE: 'Imagine being a great power and not controlling your own sea lanes'

"I mean, this is just how a great power used to act prior to the globalist era."

By Human EventsJan 7, 2025

Opinion

BARRINGTON MARTIN: J6 was about holding establishment politicians accountable to the people

The real talking point that should dominate discussions of January 6 is the misuse of the term “insurrection.”

By Barrington Deon MartinJan 7, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: We have learned nothing from the Charlie Hebdo massacre 10 years on

Have the Islamic extremists been quieted or have they been emboldened?

By Libby EmmonsJan 7, 2025

Politics

Jack Posobiec pitches 'Victims of 46 Foundation' for Americans persecuted by Joe Biden

"The Victims of 46 Foundation can exist for the Jan 6ers and the pro-lifers and people who were kicked out of the military over the vaccine and all the other victims of the 46th administration and exist as a foundation to raise funds for them but also to run the lawsuits."

By Human EventsJan 7, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: Trump-supporting political prisoners 'need to be made whole'

"There are still 1000 people that are sitting in the DC gulags. There are still so many people who need to receive their pardon, and the pardon for them is not good enough either."

By Jessica BarshisJan 6, 2025

Media

Keir Starmer accuses Elon Musk of ‘misinformation’ amid growing calls for public inquiry into Pakistani ‘grooming gang’ scandal

"Those that are spreading lies and misinformation as wide and as far as possible are not interested in victims, they're interested in themselves."

By Jessica BarshisJan 6, 2025

World

Genetically engineered mosquitos to be released in Australia by Bill Gates-backed biotech firm

"Given there is next to no dengue fever in Australia this proposed trial is completely unnecessary and risky."

By Jessica BarshisJan 6, 2025

Opinion

ARI HOFFMAN: Latest HUD report shows homelessness will never be solved by ignoring addiction, mental health issues

The US saw a 25.7 percent increase in homelessness over the last four years, an 18.1 percent increase in the last year alone, and yet Democrats are still clueless about the causes or how to address it.

By Ari HoffmanJan 6, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: What we won in 2024 cannot be lost in 2025

So Nov. 5 was a watershed moment in American history, that moment when voters took back their democratic rights. But don’t think the Deep State is going to accept that insistence.

By David KraydenJan 6, 2025

Faith & Family

ERIN ELMORE: US Supreme Court to review case on taxpayer funding for abortion clinics such as Planned Parenthood

In 2018, Planned Parenthood sued Carolina after it determined that abortion clinics were “unqualified” to provide services under Medicaid.

By Erin ElmoreJan 6, 2025

Politics

South Korean investigators renew push for arrest of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol

The Corruption Investigation Office for High-Ranking Officials (CIO) issued the plea, asking Choi to direct the Presidential Security Service to comply with the arrest warrant.

By Hayden CunninghamJan 6, 2025

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