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Faith & Family

Human Events and The Post Millennial join JTN Network, parent company for Just the News

The Post Millennial and Human Events teams will continue to produce daily opinion, analysis and exclusives.

By Human EventsNov 10, 2025

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC and DAN CALDWELL: Honor the Marines on their 250th, but don't use them as the world's policemen

"We need a well-trained Marine Corps, well-trained Navy, Air Force, Army, but we should absolutely use them as a last resort."

By Human EventsNov 10, 2025

National Security

Germany moves to begin deporting Syrian migrants, asylum-seekers now that civil war is over

"There are now absolutely no grounds for asylum in Germany, and therefore we can begin deportations."

By Human EventsNov 10, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Republicans need to know who their enemy is—and it isn't Tucker Carlson

Conservatives need to know who their enemies are and what issues actually deserve the vitriol.

By Kenny CodyNov 10, 2025

Opinion

LARRY WARD: 55 Votes: The filibuster fix nobody's talking about

Fifty-five votes preserves the cooling function while preventing permafrost.

By Larry WardNov 10, 2025

World

UK preparing to overhaul asylum system, mirror Denmark’s strict refugee policies

According to the Home Office, the UK has recorded more small-boat arrivals in 2025 than in all of 2024, exceeding 36,816.

By Hayden CunninghamNov 9, 2025

National Security

Massive online scam center in Myanmar raided, 1500 workers freed

Nationals from China, India, the Philippines, Vietnam, Ethiopia, and Kenya were freed after the military raid on the compound.

By Human EventsNov 8, 2025

World

UK government unveils plan for first AI-powered town in Britain

Reed said the AI-town vision is part of Labour’s wider housing and infrastructure platform, which aims to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 8, 2025

Media

Truth tellers are needed: Posobiec, Logan, O'Keefe, Vlaardingerbroek speak out at Independent Media conference

"That's why I realized that Charlie focused so much on bringing people back to the physical space and bringing people together."

By Jack PosobiecNov 7, 2025

World

100-year-old WWII veteran says UK is 'worse than it was when I fought for it'

"The sacrifice wasn't worth the result of what it is now."

By Thomas StevensonNov 7, 2025

Opinion

JAMES BURNHAM: America needs federal preemption to win the AI race

Builders cannot build if they need to consult lawyers about 50 different rules for every aspect of their construction.

By James BurnhamNov 7, 2025

Opinion

PAMELA GARFIELD-JAEGER: Prop 50 was yet another successful Newsom power grab

Gavin Newsom did what he does best: lie.

By Pamela Garfield-JaegerNov 7, 2025

World

17-year-old meth addict identified as gunman who killed Mexican anti-cartel mayor during Day of the Dead celebration

The teenager’s body was identified and later claimed by his family after he was shot by police.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 7, 2025

Media

BBC upholds complaint against Martine Croxall for saying 'women' instead of 'pregnant people' on air

Croxall was accused of "expressing a personal view," namely that "pregnant people" are "women" which is, of course, a biological fact and not an opinion.

By Libby EmmonsNov 7, 2025

World

Kazakhstan to join Abraham Accords: report

"This is going to show that the Abraham Accords is a club that many countries want to be a member of."

By Thomas StevensonNov 6, 2025

World

German towns cancel Christmas markets in 'capitulation to the Islamists'

AfD parliamentary group leader in Saxony, Jörg Urban, said "The CDU has long since capitulated to the Islamists."

By Human EventsNov 6, 2025

National Security

REVEALED: Password for Louvre surveillance system was 'Louvre'

Thieves brought a crane up to the side of the building, broke in and stole $102 million in jewels in just seven minutes.

By Human EventsNov 6, 2025

Opinion

SOAD TABRIZI: The city that vowed to 'never forget' elected a man who hates what America stands for

We must stand against both ideologies to preserve what our Founding Fathers fought so hard to build.

By Soad TabriziNov 6, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: Republicans must embrace populism following Mamdani win

“You have to improve their economic conditions,” Posobiec said. “Do it not, and they will turn to Mamdani.”

By Human EventsNov 5, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: The 2025 elections are an indictment on conservative leaders more focused on in-fighting than winning

What good is our media infrastructure if we just use it to put each other on blast and not to advocate for the causes we need to advance to save the United States of America?

By Human Events Editorial BoardNov 5, 2025

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Mamdani's win is a tribute to mass migration

Marxism targets the disillusioned with the lofty-sounding idea of the working class controlling the political, economic, and social structures and thereby the means of production—no more working for The Man!

By Rod ThomsonNov 5, 2025

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Why I love to see Nicki Minaj supporting Trump's action on Nigeria’s Christian genocide

Minaj is an outspoken Christian who has been open about her faith in interviews and music. It's refreshing to see such a high-profile singer speak publicly about her Christianity.

By Nicole RussellNov 5, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: It's time for full patriot activiation on Election Day

“We are now calling for full patriot activation across New Jersey, across Pennsylvania, across Virginia, and across Arizona. It’s time for patriots to get out there and do their part.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 4, 2025

Faith & Family

Family feared Southport attacker Axel Rudakubana, said he was a 'sociopath': public inquiry

“He reminded me of that character from No Country for Old Men — a sociopath, the one who kills ten people. That’s why it concerned me. I felt the threat was within the home.”

By Human EventsNov 4, 2025

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