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Opinion

Exiling David French’s Conservatism.

Our present times desperately call for a new formula, and that formula looks more like Donald Trump than David French.

By Paul Ingrassia

Opinion

With Friends Like Turkey, Who Needs Enemies?

Turkey, America’s erstwhile NATO ally, is now arming America’s enemies in Libya, a flagrant violation of the 2011 United Nations arms embargo. The clearest evidence of Turkey’s violation of U.N. embargoes came in the hold of a Turkish-crewed ship named “Amazon.” It delivered some 20 Turkish-made armored vehicles, known as “MRAPs,” the military news website […]

By Richard Miniter

Opinion

Who is Carlos Maza? Activist, Not Journalist.

Carlos Maza's career as an activist is evident in his actions as a journalist who campaigns to restrict what others say in service of his political agenda.

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

The Woking Dead Come For Morrissey

Morrissey, anti-establishment rock star, is ironically doomed to be eaten by the Left's very own flesh eaters, because he just happens to like freedom.

By AJ Rice

Politics

Brexit Party Stalls in Peterborough Special Election

Results from the Peterborough by-election (special election) in the United Kingdom have revealed the Labour Party have emerged victorious with 30.9 per cent of the vote. The Brexit Party finished second with 28.9 per cent. The election, called after the prosecution of Labour Member of Parliament Fiona Onasanya, took on a special place in British […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Facebook Says I Don’t Exist.

There is a sense of frustration and despondence that accompanies the sudden disappearance of your social media presence.

By Sydney Watson

Opinion

Liberal Intolerance Is Wrecking My Family.

I refuse to allow the box that society put my parents in to hold me captive as well. And just as I will not given up my activism, I will also never give up on my grandparents.

By CJ Pearson

Opinion

WATCH: Chamberlain Talks Big Tech Antitrust Investigations.

“In the case of both Facebook and Google there is a pretty good case to be made that they are in fact monopolies,” the Publisher of Human Events Will Chamberlain told i24 News’s Michelle Makori in a discussion about antitrust this week. The Trump Administration recently launched investigation into Facebook and Google, amongst other tech […]

By Sofia Carbone

Opinion

National Review is Obsessed With Itself.

National Review and David French owe Trump, his base, and the broader conservative movement an apology. Or their resignation letters.

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

In a World of Evil, Peace Comes Through Strength.

Since the election of President Trump we have seen the de-escalation of North Korea, the slow down of Putin’s actions in Ukraine, the reduction of Iran’s control of the region, and most importantly the swift elimination of the ISIS caliphate.

By Hector Fajardo

Opinion

Melania Trump: A Quintessential Female Icon.

You couldn’t find a better female icon than First Lady Melania Trump: an immigrant who came to America to flee communism and in pursuit of the American dream. She is beautiful, classy, educated, and fluent in six languages. So why do feminists detest her? According to most feminists’ social media biographies, we are supposed to […]

By Sofia Carbone

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