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Opinion

The moral disaster of a national divorce

The red-blue chasm is far from the lowest denominator of cultural and political differences, thus there is no reason to believe that new societies won’t create the same destructive and polarizing realities we currently face.

By Karys RheaMar 6, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: How long before Biden breaks his promise to keep US troops out of Ukraine?

He backed down on his promise to not send tanks, now it looks like the US is prepping to send send F-16s. How soon before the promise to not waste American lives in a foreign border war is broken as well?

By Libby EmmonsMar 6, 2023

World

POSOBIEC, EMMONS, WINTERS: The only beneficiary of a forever war in Ukraine is the CCP

"The number one beneficiary of Ukraine turning into a Forever War is the Chinese Communist Party."

By Joshua YoungMar 6, 2023

Opinion

MORGAN ZEGERS: Save your children from the woke teachers targeting them

Across the country, woke teachers tell their classrooms of little, easily-manipulated children to come to them as a parent figure.

By Morgan ZegersMar 6, 2023

Opinion

LAUREN CHEN: Conservatives have surrendered every institution in America

Progressives are determined to eradicate every old tradition, and destroy any legacy from people who built the western world.

By Lauren ChenMar 6, 2023

World

Leaked 2020 messages reveal former UK health sec’s plan to ‘frighten the pants of everyone’ by ‘deploying new strain’

"When do we deploy the new variant," health secretary Matt Hancock asked.

By Olivia RondeauMar 5, 2023

Culture

UK school makes all students 'non-binary,' enforces use of 'gender neutral' pronouns

The students of the Priory School in the East Sussex town of Lewes were referred to with "they/them" pronouns without consulting the "outraged" parents.

By Olivia RondeauMar 4, 2023

World

71 percent of Brits approved of strict Covid lockdowns or thought they were 'not strict enough'

Notably, British senior citizens — who are in the age group most vulnerable to Covid — answered that the lockdowns were "too strict" more than young people did.

By Olivia RondeauMar 4, 2023

Opinion

'Sensitivity readers' are the latest form of affirmative action

In the Left’s dream to destroy America, the creation of a new job, “sensitivity readers” was miracled.

By Jacqueline ToboroffMar 4, 2023

Media

POSOBIEC: Conservatives Have to Stop Being Scared of the Washington Post Writing You Up

"Conservatives have to stop being scared of the Washington Post writing you up, CNN writing you up, Jake Tapper writing you up, Snopes, Newsweek, Wikipedia, Google," Posobiec said. "Screw all of them."

By Hannah NightingaleMar 3, 2023

Faith & Family

Paralympian Oscar Pistorious could be released early from prison after murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp

Pistorius' father, Henke, said that his son has become a spiritual leader during his time behind bars. He claimed that Pistorius has managed to recruit a violent gang leader into his Bible study and prayer group.

By C.G. JonesMar 3, 2023

Faith & Family

Half of Sri Lankan Families Forced to Reduce Children's Food During Economic Crisis

Roughly half of all families in Sri Lanka have been forced to reduce the amount they feed their children as the country plunges into an economic crisis following the government's failure to pay off its debts.

By C.G. JonesMar 3, 2023

World

DAMAGE CONTROL: Jimmy Kimmel calls Trump ‘racist’, Tucker Carlson a Russian asset after Covid lab leak confirmation

Jimmy Kimmel suggested former President Donald Trump was "racist" and that Fox News host Tucker Carlson was a Russian asset in a segment Wednesday night, following the recent report that the U.S. Department of Energy now believes that COVID-19 may have originated in a Chinese laboratory.

By C.G. JonesMar 2, 2023

Culture

4 British high school students suspended after Quran damaged on school premises, police record 'hate incident'

The book had been taken to school as a dare by a pupil who had lost a game of the Call of Duty video game, and while it was on the school premises, its cover got slightly torn.

By Mia AshtonMar 2, 2023

World

Ukraine updates currency with images of American, Canadian flags to commemorate anniversary of Russian invasion

The National Bank of Ukraine has reportedly released a commemorative bank note featuring Canadian and American flags amid the first anniversary of Russia's invasion.

By C.G. JonesMar 2, 2023

Media

BREAKING: Human Events Media Group Announces Libby Emmons as Editor-In-Chief of Human Events, Andy Ngo as Senior Editor of The Post Millennial

"Libby and Andy are two of the fastest rising stars in the conservative media world," said Jeff Webb, who serves as Publisher of both Human Events and The Post Millennial.

By Human EventsMar 1, 2023

World

China warns Elon Musk, Tesla against speaking out about Wuhan 'lab leak' theory of Covid

"But why did Musk get involved in this matter, and followed these anti-intellectual right-wing conspiracy theorists in the United States to make remarks that framed the Wuhan Institute of Virology?," the WeChat post reads.

By Olivia RondeauMar 1, 2023

World

POSOBIEC: South Africa Is a 'Sneak Preview' of Things To Come Here in the United States

"I'm arguing for meritocracy," Posobiec said.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 1, 2023

Media

Colombian Court Holds First Legal Trial in Metaverse

"You need a hardware to do this that very few people have. And that prompts questions about accessibility to justice and equality," Juan David Gutierrez told Reuters.

By Olivia RondeauMar 1, 2023

Culture

Libby Emmons, Tanya Posobiec detail horrors of gender identity indoctrination in schools

"They were taught about anal sex. They were taught the medical mechanics of sex change surgeries, and they were taught by a drag queen that there were 73 genders," Emmons said.

By Olivia RondeauMar 1, 2023

National Security

POSOBIEC: Put Criminals In Jail, Crime Will Go Down—El Salvador Is Proof

Posobiec notes that the responses to El Salvador's success have been "insane," and asked the important question, "is it really just that easy" to make a country safer and stop violent crime?

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 28, 2023

Faith & Family

WATCH: President Lula Demands Brazilians Get More Covid Vaccine Shots in 2023

"The vaccine is a guarantee of life," he said. "That's why I took my fifth vaccine today. If there is a sixth, I will take the sixth. If there is a seventh, I will take the seventh."

By Human EventsFeb 28, 2023

Politics

South African President Declares Government Has No Constitutional Responsibility to Provide Electricity

"If municipalities do not for one reason or another supply electricity to their people," Ramaphosa stated, "the Constitution does not say that the president must go down to the local government and do it."

By Jarryd JaegerFeb 28, 2023

World

Biden Accused of Allowing Tax Dollars to Fund Terrorism Against Israel

“Joe Biden is breaking the law by allowing our tax dollars to fund terrorism in Israel, and he must be stopped."

By Ari HoffmanFeb 28, 2023

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