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National Security

JACK POSOBIEC and MIKE BENZ: There is a 'chilling' connection between the Haitian invasion and the CIA

"Columbus, Ohio, played a very intriguing role in the blob's geopolitical activity in terms of transporting drugs, guns, running basically proxy war, black budget funding operations dating back to the 1980s."

By Human EventsSep 10, 2024

Opinion

SHEA BRADLEY-FARRELL: We must end the Russia-Ukraine war

The fault for the invasion is Putin’s alone, but the Biden-Harris administration and NATO bear some responsibility for its provocation.

By Shea Bradley-FarrellSep 10, 2024

Opinion

BRILYN HOLLYHAND: What Gen Z wants to see from Donald Trump in tonight's debate

The whole ball game just changed and we need to be on offense, not defense.

By Brilyn HollyhandSep 10, 2024

World

Ukraine launches drone attack on Moscow, killing at least one woman: report

Moscow's regional governor Andrey Vorobyov said that a 46-year-old woman was killed and several people were wounded from a UAV blast.

By Jessica BarshisSep 10, 2024

National Security

Germany launches border checks to reduce crime, criticized for 'risking chaos'

"This serves to further limit illegal migration [and] to protect against the acute dangers of Islamic terror."

By Katie DaviscourtSep 10, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and CLIFF MALONEY: Pennsylvania is the 'tipping point state' in this upcoming election

"I think both of them realize if you want to win you need to reach the people, not just in Philadelphia, but across Pennsylvania."

By Human EventsSep 10, 2024

World

2.8 MILLION British workers out of work on long-term sickness benefits—up from 700,000 during Covid

Mental health issues are the main factor contributing to students aged 16-24 who are out of the workforce due to long-term sickness.

By Katie DaviscourtSep 10, 2024

Media

Australian doctor could lose medical license for sharing Babylon Bee articles, conservative content related to gender

Two anonymous complaints were lodged against Dr. Jereth Kok in 2018 over his social media content, after which he was placed under investigation by the Medical Board of Australia.

By Jessica BarshisSep 10, 2024

Opinion

JACQUELINE TOBOROFF: RFK Jr. is sounding the call to stop the Left's war on kids

Democrats have shown over the past four years that they are in an undeclared war against healthy childhood.

By Jacqueline ToboroffSep 11, 2024

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Last night was Trump vs the Mean Girls

It was 3-on-1, and he had to swing at everyone, not just his opponent. This wasn’t a fair fight; it was an ambush. Some even suspect that Harris was given the questions in advance.

By Human Events Editorial BoardSep 11, 2024

World

Biden to allow Ukraine to fire British missiles into Russia

This follows the shipment of new Iranian weaponry to Russia.

By Katie DaviscourtSep 11, 2024

World

Neuralink patient plays in Paris chess championship, uses brain implant to make first move

Neuralink, he said, has given him a newfound outlook on life.

By Katie DaviscourtSep 11, 2024

World

Protesters storm Mexico's Senate after judiciary overhaul

"They have decided to sell out the nation."

By Katie DaviscourtSep 11, 2024

World

Trial for French man accused of drugging wife and letting men repeatedly rape her delayed because of his poor health

"Mr Pelicot's state has become more serious. He will not be there tomorrow or Friday."

By Human EventsSep 11, 2024

Economy

JACK POSOBIEC: 'We lost a great country' on 9/11

"We lost the country that we were," he said. "The country that you grew up in no longer exists."

By Human EventsSep 11, 2024

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Trump was authentic while Harris and ABC floundered

The Harris campaign came away with virtually nothing of substance they could use.

By Kenny CodySep 12, 2024

Opinion

NICOLE RUSSELL: Heartbreaking lessons have been learned since the Georgia school shooting

In an ideal world, there would be no school shooters and preventative measures in the form of laws would achieve this 100% of the time. But until then, hardening schools and other “soft” targets must be paramount.

By Nicole RussellSep 12, 2024

World

Iran seeks BRICS-led new world 'security structure'

This is despite Iran's status as the global leader in state-sponsored terrorism, as well as other BRICS countries' cruelty against their adversaries and civilians.

By Katie DaviscourtSep 12, 2024

Economy

Finalist for Miss Switzerland's husband strangled, 'pureed' her in blender: report

Thomas showed "a noticeably high level of criminal energy, lack of empathy and cold-bloodedness after killing his wife."

By Katie DaviscourtSep 12, 2024

Culture

Free speech advocates join Alliance Defending Freedom in open letter to Brazil's Parliament demanding end to government censorship of X

Human Events Senior Editor Jack Posobiec and The Post Millennial Senior Editor Andy Ngo are among the signatories.

By Jessica BarshisSep 12, 2024

World

REVEALED: Here's where eating dogs is still legal

While it is frowned upon in most Western countries and banned in many others, dog meat is regarded as a staple food in Asian and African countries.

By Human EventsSep 12, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and MICHAEL KNOWLES: Kamala Harris did not address the big problems her admin must answer for in debate

"Well, what was she going to say? Her administration has been a total failure," Knowles stated.

By Human EventsSep 12, 2024

World

Putin warns US, UK will be at war with Russia if Ukraine uses NATO long-range missiles

"This would in a significant way change the very nature of the conflict … It would mean that NATO countries, The United States, European countries, are at war with Russia."

By Jessica BarshisSep 13, 2024

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Kamala Harris' capital gains tax proposal is coming for you, not only the billionaires

Today, it's the billionaires; tomorrow, it’s you.

By Austin PetersenSep 13, 2024

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