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Opinion

A City Upon a Hill.

As we commemorate 20 years since the attack on the World Trade Center, we need to reflect on the meaning of big cities—New York City in particular—to the greater image of America.

Opinion

Why Were We There?

Watching the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, our servicemen and women are left wondering what their sacrifices were for.

Politics

Appeals Court Rules Florida’s Ban on School Mask Mandates Can Remain in Place

An appeals court ruled Friday that Florida may continue its ban on school mask mandates as a legal challenge continues to make its way through the courts. This decision reverses that of a lower court judge, who put the ban on hold and allowed the state’s largest school districts to require face coverings, the New […]

Politics

Wisconsin Special Counsel Seeks to Prevent Destruction of 2020 Election Evidence

Special Counsel and former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Mike Gableman is seeking to prevent the possible destruction of 2020 election evidence. In a letter, Gableman reminded the Wisconsin Election Commission of its duty to prevent the tampering and destruction of evidence, Just the News reports. “I hereby request that you and your office preserve any […]

Politics

Prince Andrew Served with Legal Papers, Sued for Sexual Assault by Jeffrey Epstein Accuser

Prince Andrew has been served with paperwork for the sexual assault lawsuit brought forward by the Jeffrey Epstein accuser who claims the prince raped her as a teen. According to a document filed Friday, per the Daily Mail, an affidavit was served at Prince Andrew’s Windsor home on August 27. An agent working on behalf […]

Media

Federal Judge Orders Apple to Ease Restrictions on App Developers

A federal judge ordered Apple to ease restrictions on app developers Friday, specifically involving payment systems. The move, which will allow companies to circumvent Apple’s commission of up to 30 percent, could upend the economics of a $100 billion online market, a major setback for Apple, as reported by the New York Times. Judge Yvonne […]

Economy

Texas Hospital System Bans Use of Ivermectin for COVID-19

A Hospital system in Texas imposed new restrictions on the use of ivermectin, dubbed the “wonder drug,” for the treatment of COVID-19. St. Luke’s Health will only allow its infectious disease physicians to use the drug for preventive treatment of strongyloidiasis, a roundworm infection, per Just the News. A directive suggests that non-infectious disease physicians […]

Politics

West Point, Naval Academy Dodge Questions on Biden’s Demand that Trump Appointees Resign or Be Fired

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point dodged questions Thursday on whether it would succumb to Biden’s demand that Trump appointees resign from the academy’s board or be fired. As previously reported by Human Events News, the Biden Administration Wednesday issued requests for 18 Trump appointees to step down from their positions on military academy […]

Culture

Los Angeles Issues Vaccine Mandate for Students 12 and Older

With the Delta variant continuing to spread around the country, Los Angeles has issued a vaccine mandate for students over the age of 12 who are attending class in person. The first school district in the country to do so, the district’s Board of Education voted 6 to 0 to pass the measure Thursday. Because […]

Politics

White House Misses Deadline to Provide Information on Biden’s Private Email Account

The White House failed to meet a deadline last month to provide key information on Joe Biden’s use of a private email account during his vice presidency. Sens. Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley requested in a July 30 letter that the White House answer whether Biden used one or more private email accounts during his […]

Politics

White House to Withdraw David Chipman’s ATF Nomination

The White House will withdraw its nomination for David Chipman to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms due to a lack of support from moderate Senate democrats. Chipman, a former special agent at ATF and current gun control lobbyist, was immediately criticized upon his nomination because of his vocal anti-firearm position, Just the […]

Economy

Biden to Require All Federal Employees, Contractors to Be Vaccinated

Biden is requiring all federal workers and government contractors to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a person familiar with the plans. Biden is expected to unveil executive orders Thursday as part of a broader plan to stop the spread of the virus. One of the orders will require all federal executive branch workers to […]

Politics

Conway, Spicer Blast White House Over Military Academy Board Resignation Requests

The Biden Administration Wednesday issued requests for 18 Trump appointees to step down from their positions on military academy boards. Kellyanne Conway and Sean Spicer fired back. White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Wednesday that Biden asked various Trump appointees, including Conway and Spicer, to step down from the boards, per The Hill. […]

World

Taliban to Allow 200 Americans, Other Westerners to Fly Out of Kabul

The Taliban are allowing around 200 Americans, U.S. permanent residents and other Westerners to leave Afghanistan on a flight to Qatar Thursday, the first trip out of the country since the U.S. withdrawal last month. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, a Qatar Airways Boeing 777 landed in Kabul on Thursday guarded by a squad […]

Faith & Family

EXCLUSIVE: Gavin Newsom Opposed Vaccine Mandates in 2019 Speech, Thanked by RFK Jr.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced in July that healthcare workers and state employees must be vaccinated or succumb to weekly testing and wear masks; however, back in 2019, Newsom opposed the same kind of mandate. “I believe in immunizations,” Newsom said at the meeting, “however I do legitimately have concerns about a bureaucrat making a […]

Politics

Biden Administration Concerned About Taliban’s Lack of Diversity

The U.S. State Department expressed concerns Tuesday regarding the lack of diversity among Afghanistan’s new leaders, specifically a lack of women. Can’t make this stuff up Biden administration worried Taliban isn't diverse enough https://t.co/pXrXc31zSH — Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) September 8, 2021 In a statement shared with The Hill, a State Department spokesperson said that […]

Politics

Tucson Pauses Vaccine Mandate

Tucson, Arizona paused its vaccine mandate for employees after the state’s attorney general deemed it illegal. Mark Brnovich, the state’s attorney general, said the mandate – imposed last month – was illegal because it violated an executive order that Gov. Doug Ducey announced earlier this year. “Tucson’s vaccine mandate is illegal and the city could […]

World

Panjshir Resistance Leader Says He Will Never Surrender to Taliban

Despite the Taliban closing in to gain total control of Afghanistan and all its people, the chief of the Panjshir resistance said his forces will not surrender. Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the movement in Panjshir, told Just the News Tuesday that he will “never surrender to the Taliban.” “I will fight them,” he said. […]

Politics

Wisconsin Democrat Senate Candidate Charged with Four Felonies

A democratic Senate candidate from Wisconsin was charged Tuesday with four felonies for allegedly stealing several thousand dollars from her own campaign and lying about it. Milwaukee City Councilwoman Chantia Lewis, who is running for Ron Johnson’s seat, allegedly stole $21,000 and used it to travel to a worship conference in Florida, pay tuition for […]

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