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Culture

British schoolchildren more violent due to lockdown–causes developmental delays: BBC study

Nearly one in five teachers at schools across England reported being hit by a student in the past year.

By Human EventsMar 28, 2024

World

Polish foreign minister claims US was aware of Nord Stream pipeline attack but 'did not prevent it'

Radoslaw Sikorski suggested it was done by "someone who had a vested interest in it."

By Human EventsMar 28, 2024

World

Russia claims it has proof Ukraine is linked to Moscow terror attack

White House national security spokesperson John Kirby called the allegations "nonsense and propaganda."

By Jessica BarshisMar 28, 2024

Opinion

DOOMCOCK: 'Gamergate 2' is an attempt to stop the woke assassination of our childhood heroes

It’s open season on straight white males in Hollywood, in Silicon Valley, in literature and comics, in every form of entertainment.

By DoomcockMar 28, 2024

Opinion

MONICA CROWLEY: Ronna McDaniel's firing shows the media are tyrannical lunatics

The sanctimonious performative outrage by prominent anchors Chuck Todd, Joy Reid, Rachel Maddow, Chris Hayes, Lawrence O’Donnell, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski was something to behold: the inmates made it clear that they were in charge.

By Monica CrowleyMar 28, 2024

Culture

'White supremacy' trigger warnings slapped on Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland by UK university

York St John University warned readers that the historical children's stories are likely to contain "offensive" examples of "white supremacy" and "colonialist narratives."

By Jessica BarshisMar 28, 2024

World

'Girls' soccer team with FIVE trans players destroys team of actual girls 10-0 in Australia

Flying Batts FC won the pre-season Beryl Ackroyd Cup in Sydney, during which they won every game they played over the course of the competition.

By Hannah NightingaleMar 28, 2024

Culture

JACK POSOBIEC: The government goes after MAGA and Trump while pedophilia in Hollywood is 'perfectly fine'

"Why would Nickelodeon employ people who had been already convicted of child sex abuse?"

By Jessica BarshisMar 27, 2024

Culture

UK medical body claims preventing teachers from 'affirming' child sex change will 'cause distress' to students

The medical body told the UK Department of Education it does not think parents should always know if their child has been referring to themselves as a different gender...

By Jessica BarshisMar 27, 2024

World

Evan Gershkovich's detention in Russia extended over espionage allegations

The US ambassador to Russia, Lynne Tracy, maintained that "the accusations against Evan are categorically untrue."

By Jarryd JaegerMar 27, 2024

Economy

Women workers at greater risk of being replaced by AI: study

7.9 million jobs would be lost in the "worst-case scenario."

By Katie DaviscourtMar 27, 2024

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Nicole who?

Nicole Shanahan, famous for…um…well…you know, Nicole Shanahan! She did…um…that is…

By Human Events Editorial BoardMar 27, 2024

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: What we should learn from Gen X defiance

We expect nothing, we know we're entitled to nothing, and frankly, that's fine with us.

By Libby EmmonsMar 27, 2024

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC: The heroes of the bridge collapse were the construction workers

"They went over and they stopped traffic on the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Patapsco River, Chesapeake Bay going into Baltimore Harbor."

By Jessica BarshisMar 27, 2024

World

Russia's State Duma debates bringing back death penalty for terrorists who attacked music hall

"This topic will definitely be deeply, professionally and substantively worked out. A decision will be made that will meet the mood and expectations of our society."

By Jessica BarshisMar 26, 2024

World

Russia blames Ukraine, West for Moscow terror attack

"We believe the action was prepared both by the radical Islamists themselves and, of course, facilitated by Western special services, and Ukraine’s special services themselves have a direct connection to this."

By Jessica BarshisMar 26, 2024

Opinion

ADAM COLEMAN: It's not your imagination, race relations were better in the past

After specific racial incidents, like the death of Michael Brown and Freddie Gray, the public’s opinion took a marketed nosedive back into seeing race relations as “generally bad” once again.

By Adam B. ColemanMar 26, 2024

Opinion

RAW EGG NATIONALIST: Posobiec shows the right how to win, if they have the stomach

How much will it take for the James Lindsays and all the other doubters to realise, finally, that this plan for takeover has to be resisted with more than “cherished principles” and trite quotations from Solzhenitsyn?

By Raw Egg NationalistMar 26, 2024

World

REVEALED: Hungarian embassy in Brazil sheltered Jair Bolsonaro while authorities investigated alleged coup attempt

"I maintain a circle of friends with some heads of state around the world," Bolsonaro said. "They are concerned."

By Human EventsMar 26, 2024

World

British High Court delays Julian Assange extradition, says US must ensure that his rights will be protected, take death penalty off the table

Assange's wife, Stella, called the case "shameful," and urged the Biden administration not to provide the assurances.

By Jarryd JaegerMar 26, 2024

Media

JACK POSOBIEC and JOSHUA LISEC: The Western world is experiencing an 'irregular communist revolution'

"When communists are able to wield power, they actively disintegrate rights to life, liberty and property."

By Jessica BarshisMar 26, 2024

World

100 murderers could be among 800 Palestinian prisoners released in new Israeli deal to secure hostage release from Gaza

Hamas is expected to take a few days to make a decision on the agreement.

By Jessica BarshisMar 26, 2024

World

Three suspects confess to staging Moscow terror attack

Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, 32; Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, 30; and Shamsidin Fariduni, 25 admitted guilt after being charged.

By Jessica BarshisMar 25, 2024

Opinion

MARK MOSTERT: Disability Awareness Month requires more than lip service and free money

More money might help, but as a kneejerk solution to this very serious problem it’s not the whole solution, not by a long shot.

By Mark MostertMar 25, 2024

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