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Opinion

Postcard from India

Family retains its place at the center of concentric circles of community and society. That’s something to remember as American society, like India’s, undergoes seismic changes if not seismic elections.

By Curtis Ellis

Media

WATCH: Kassam Tells Fox ‘Listen to Hughes on Facebook Tyranny’

Global Editor-in-Chief of Human Events Raheem Kassam appeared on Fox New’s Ingraham Angle to speak with host Laura Ingraham and fellow guest Molly Hemingway about remarks made by Facebook’s co-founder Chris Hughes. Kassam says Hughes’s call to break up the tech monopoly should be taken with great weight, as Hughes is not only a leftist […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

The Only Way is Brexit: Farage Surges AGAIN.

Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party has surged again. After parting ways with the increasingly irrelevant UK Independence Party (UKIP), Farage's newly branded "people's army" is now polling above the Labour and Conservative parties put together ahead of the European Parliamentary elections at the end of May.

By Ian Cheong

Media

WATCH: Chamberlain Tells i24 News ‘Platform Access is a Civil Right’

Lawyer and Publisher of Human Events Will Chamberlain appeared on i24 News to discuss tech censorship and how we can legislate against it. Chamberlain begins by responding to remarks by Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes about Zuckerberg growing too powerful. He explains Zuckerberg has monopolized the “friends and family social networking” to where he has “enormous […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Mitch McConnell Should Kill The Don Jr. Subpoena.

When the GOP should be coming together to fight an election, one of its senior members is throwing a spanner in the works. The Grim Reaper should wield his scythe. Otherwise he's just a creepy old skeleton.

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

No War for Venezuela.

If the administration is serious about an America First policy, then it will pursue a moderate policy that isolates the leftist regime without needlessly wasting American blood and treasure.

By Joseph Laughon

Opinion

Trump Tries To Stop Corruption, Media Calls Him Racist.

The roaring economy and the looming probe by Attorney General Barr’s Justice Department are just too much for the discredited, mainstream media to bear. These people spent the last three years chasing a conspiracy theory, promoting bogus narratives surrounding the President’s fealty to Vladimir Putin and Russia, and insisting that the “walls are closing in”. […]

By Rob Wasinger

Opinion

Higher Education Needs An Exorcism.

Americans’ view of the real value of higher education is changing dramatically. We are tired of throwing more and more good money into what looks like an increasingly bad investment.

By Mary Clare Amselem

Media

WATCH: Kassam Tells Fox Business ‘Platform Access is a Civil Right’

Human Events Global Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam appeared on Fox Business with Charles Payne yesterday to underscore how access to digital media platforms should be considered a civil right. The point – first raised by Human Events publisher Will Chamberlain last week – is one that more conservatives are getting to grips with following a spate […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Facebook Calls me ‘Dangerous’. Imagine My Shock. No, Really…

Facebook will shortly be put on legal notice about the harm that their actions have caused and will be mandated to turn over all information and internal discussions as to why I was designated as a "dangerous" person and why I was banned.

By Paul Joseph Watson

Opinion

The Losers of Medicare for All: The Sick.

A recent exposé from the New York Times describes at length a truly devastating reality of Medicare For All: big government is going to crush hospitals under its boot.

By Dr. Benjamin Alli

Media

CNN Axes Over 100 Staff, ‘More Layoffs Coming’

The artist formerly known as the Clinton News Network (CNN) announced this week that around 100 staff had "opted in" to voluntary buyouts of their contracts. That's polite, public relations-talk for "we had to get rid of people".

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

Dem Livestreams Harassment of Pro Lifers, No Ban.

Two recent events suggest that the social media censorship and de-personing is not really about preventing these platforms from being used for hate, but rather about establishing a greater level of thought control and banning all forms of wrongthink. Sims is seen offering $100 to any Twitter user who can give him the identities of […]

By Terry Schilling

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