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Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: The 'G' in 'GOP' doesn't stand for 'Grinch,' House Republicans

We simply don’t need the debt ceiling poison pill anymore.

By Human Events Editorial BoardDec 26, 2024

World

Jewish host fired from Australian radio station for refusing to support Hamas as 'something positive'

“While I was telling them how this movement, what it’s done to the Jewish community, how it’s reminiscent of the Holocaust, how it’s been really uncomfortable, and we’re scared… they were laughing at me.”

By Human EventsDec 26, 2024

Culture

AP journalists vote for controversial Olympic boxer Imane Khelif as Female Athlete of the Year

The boxer made headlines this summer after Khelif was allowed to participate in the female division at the Paris Olympics despite being disqualified from the 2023 world championships over gender eligibility issues.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 26, 2024

World

Russia to blame for Kazakhstan plane crash that killed 38: Ukrainian, aviation officials

Aviation-security firm Osprey Flight Solutions said the flight was "likely shot down by a Russian military air-defense system."

By Jessica BarshisDec 26, 2024

Faith & Family

Jack Posobiec launches 'The Chronicles of the Christians' podcast series

"We have a huge diversity of Christian churches that are not in accord with one another, are often very hostile to one another, and that should trouble us."

By Jack PosobiecDec 26, 2024

World

Finland seizes Russia-linked ship suspected of sabotaging Baltic Sea cables

"Repeated damage to Baltic Sea infrastructure signals a systemic threat, not mere accidents," Estonia's President Alar Karis said.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 27, 2024

World

Irish rap group wins best feature in Dublin film fest after being denied arts grant by now-Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch for being anti-English

Kneecap won a challenge against the UK government over Badenoch's decision to withdraw a £14,250 arts grant they were given while she was a business and trade minister.

By Jessica BarshisDec 27, 2024

Opinion

RABBI MICHAEL BARCLAY: Don't even think about saying 'happy Holidays'

Christmas and Hanukkah are holy times that contain deep spiritual teachings for our souls and lessons for our entire life. To relegate them to the status of secular holidays is actually offensive to those of us who worship God through our faith tradition.

By Michael BarclayDec 27, 2024

World

Female hostages held by Hamas forced into sexual slavery, children abused: Israel report for UN

The report “…depicts the atrocities that hostages suffered and reveals to the world the cruelty of the enemies we are dealing with.”

By Ari HoffmanDec 27, 2024

World

Italian female journalist arrested in Iran, held in solitary confinement: report

"Italy and Europe cannot tolerate this arbitrary arrest. Cecilia Sala must be immediately released."

By Jessica BarshisDec 27, 2024

World

UK man charged with attempted murder for mowing down 4 pedestrians in London on Christmas Day

Anthony Gilheany, 30, was apprehended within minutes of the incident.

By Jessica BarshisDec 27, 2024

Faith & Family

Jack Posobiec explores the truth about the Christian Crusades

"They were basically taking an oath to go on pilgrimage to Jerusalem."

By Human EventsDec 28, 2024

World

Arsenic poisoning suspected as 3 die after eating Christmas cake in Brazil

The case comes after the baker's late-husband died of food poisoning months prior.

By Human EventsDec 29, 2024

World

179 dead after South Korean Jeju Air jet skids off runway, bursts into flames

The crash, which left just two of the 181 people on board alive, is the deadliest aviation disaster in South Korea since a Korean Airlines Boeing 747 crashed in Guam in 1997.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 29, 2024

World

Chinese workers at construction site in Brazil victims of human trafficking: Brazilian labor authorities

"Foreign forces ... [are] deliberately smearing Chinese brands and the country and undermining the relationship between China and Brazil."

By David KraydenDec 29, 2024

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: How wokeness weaponized Natalie Rupnow

This is clearly the result of the unchecked radicalization factory that thrives on Reddit and Tiktok.

By Austin PetersenDec 30, 2024

Opinion

JOHN MAC GHLIONN: The dark truth about 'media literacy'

These programs don’t prepare students for a fractured media landscape; they condition them to accept narratives from institutions that have repeatedly betrayed public trust.

By John Mac GhlionnDec 30, 2024

World

Mexico launches app to help citizens facing deportations in US

The app, set to launch in January, allows illegal immigrants to alert family members and the nearest Mexican consulate if they are about to be detained by US authorities.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 30, 2024

World

New York Times contributor who works as doctor in Gaza arrested by IDF over Hamas ties

Safiya and his staff were arrested on the suspicion of being “Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists.”

By Ari HoffmanDec 30, 2024

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC: Historical paintings of Jesus were 'a memory of the divine passed down through time' modeled after the Shroud of Turin

"Chemical analysis has whispered to us truths long veiled by time."

By Jack PosobiecDec 30, 2024

Opinion

VANESSA BATTAGLIA: Yellen's Treasury is rushing to implement compulsory financial surveillance

Of course for the Biden administration, the answer is never prosecuting the unlawful; the answer is always to spy more on the lawful.

By Vanessa BattagliaDec 31, 2024

World

Kim Jong Un vows to implement 'toughest' anti-US policy just ahead of Trump's return to presidency

Kim called the United States "the most reactionary state that regards anti-communism as its invariable state policy."

By Jessica BarshisDec 31, 2024

Opinion

BONNER COHEN: New York's anti-fossil fuel shakedown could spread to other states

“With nearly every record rainfall, heatwave, and coastal storm, New Yorkers are increasingly burdened with billions of dollars in health, safety, and environmental consequences due to polluters who have historically harmed our environment”

By Bonner CohenDec 31, 2024

World

Russian energy company Gazprom halts gas exports to Europe through Ukraine after Kyiv refuses to new transit agreement

The move will cost Ukraine $1 billion in fees received from Russia.

By Human EventsJan 1, 2025

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