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Culture

Asian Author Debunks Critical Race Theory

Author and president of Color Us United Kenny Xu debunked critical race theory in one statement: “Asian Americans showed that critical race theory cannot be true.” In a discussion with The Hill, Xu said the trying experiences and historical disadvantages in both Asian American and black communities were “of similar magnitude.” “We always try to […]

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Media

Fort Rucker, Alabama Becomes First Base to Force Vaccination Status Proof

Alabama’s Fort Rucker will now allow leaders to check vaccination status of those in uniform, making it the first base in the country to do so. As reported on CharlieKirk.com, in a video posted to Facebook, Commanding General David Francis and Branch Command Sergeant Major James Wilson announced service members not wearing a mask must […]

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Politics

ANOTHER CASE OF KARMA: 2 More Texas Dems Test Positive for COVID After Fleeing to D.C.

In another case of bad karma, two more Texas democrats who fled to Washington D.C. tested positive for COVID-19, officials said Sunday. As previously reported by Human Events News, at least 59 Texas House democrats left the state on Monday to deny the republican-controlled legislature the quorum needed to pass voting legislation. The democrats were […]

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Politics

MARTYRED: FL Man Sentenced to 8 Months in Prison for Capitol Riot Participation

A Florida man was sentenced to eight months in prison on Monday for his participation in the Capitol riot on January 6. As reported by Just the News, last month, Paul Allard Hodgkins pleaded guilty to one count of obstructing an official proceeding: Congress certification of the 2020 presidential election results. Prosecutors requested an 18-month […]

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Culture

Federal Judge Upholds Indiana University’s Student Vaccination Requirement

A federal judge upheld Monday that Indiana University can require its students to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. As reported by the New York Times, a lawyer representing eight students argued that the vaccine requirement violates bodily integrity, and that the vaccines only have emergency use authorization from the FDA. “What we have here is the […]

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Economy

Wall Street Has Worst Day Since May

Financial markets on Monday saw the biggest daily decrease since May, all thanks to the Delta variant. As reported by the New York Times, the S&P dipped 1.6 percent, its worst decline since May. The Dow fell 2.1 percent, its biggest daily loss this year. Banks saw dips as well: JPMorgan Chase fell 3.3 percent, […]

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Culture

Tennessee Rep. Calls for Diversity Programs, Funding in All State Departments of Education

Tennessee Rep. Steve Cohen introduced a bill this week that would increase diversity in Advanced Placement and Gifted and Talented Elementary classes. Cohen said the bill would use Elementary and Secondary Education Act funding to create equity offices in state departments of education to help with the diversity programs, as reported by The Star. “The […]

By Brent Hamachek

World

Brent Hamachek Speaks at Liberty Forum Event

In its first in-person event since the pandemic, Human Events News Editor Brent Hamachek spoke at the Liberty Forum over the weekend, his speech titled “The Dissident’s Fight for Freedom in 21st Century America.” The talk touched on current events, classical political theory, ethics, and how we can embrace the spirit of Eastern European dissidents and fight for […]

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Culture

Jeff Webb Addresses TPUSA Conference

Human Events Co-Publisher Jeff Webb addressed the Turning Point USA conference Monday, discussing woke corporate culture in America and what it means to be a college graduate. The speech received a thunderous standing ovation from the young crowd. “I think you’ll agree with me that what made our country great and continues to make our […]

By Brent Hamachek

World

Top European Union Court Rules Companies May Ban Headscarves when ‘Neutral Image’ Necessary

A European Union top court ruled last week that companies may ban wearing a hijab under “certain conditions,” when a neutral image is necessary. According to Reuters, via CharlieKirk.com, the Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice made the decision in response to a case brought by two Muslim women who were suspended from their jobs in […]

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National Security

Biden Releases First Guantanamo Bay Prisoner

On Monday, the Biden administration released its first detainee from the U.S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The detainee has been identified as Abdullatif Nasser, 50-years-old, who returned home to his native country, Morocco. The Guantanamo Bay facility was created by the U.S. following 9/11 to house those captured and detained in terrorism-related activities. […]

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Faith & Family

Lawmaker Denied Communion After Voting for Pro-Abortion Bill

A state senator in New Mexico was denied Holy Communion at his Catholic church because of his support for a pro-abortion bill. “I was denied communion last night by the Catholic bishop here in Las Cruces and based on my political office. My new parish priest has indicated he will do the same after the […]

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Media

Texas Dems Superspreader Event Delivers More Covid Casualties

A vaxxed-up spokesperson for Speaker Nancy Pelosi tested positive for COVID-19 Monday after meeting last week with democratic Texas lawmakers who fled to Washington D.C. Drew Hammill, a top aide to Pelosi, said the staffer was fully vaccinated and did not have recent contact with the Speaker, Fox News reports. However, Pelosi’s office is still […]

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Faith & Family

Jack Posobiec Speaks at TPUSA Conference

Human Events Senior News Editor Jack Posobiec spoke at the Turning Point USA conference, discussing several pressing topics like the Catholic Church, Cuba, Voter ID and Antifa. Posobiec started off with a response to the trending controversy in the Catholic Church where Pope Francis just days before issued new restrictions on the traditional Latin Mass. […]

By Brent Hamachek

Media

BREAKING: Top FBI Official Raked in Gifts from Media During Russia Hoax Investigation

According to a Justice Department investigation, a former senior FBI official violated agency policy by having unauthorized contact with – and accepting gifts from – members of the media during the Trump-Russia probe. The investigation found that the official, who has since retired from the agency, “had numerous contacts with members of the media […]

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National Security

EMAIL EXTRAVAGANZA: Joe Biden Used Private Email to Send Government Info to Hunter

Joe Biden used a personal email account during his vice presidency to send State Department information to his son, Hunter. It seems as though he took a leaf out of Hillary Clinton’s book. Messages, sometimes signed “Dad,” found from the email account [email protected] were found on Hunter Biden’s laptop, seized by the FBI from a […]

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Politics

Paul v Fauci: Capitol Rematch Goes to the Senator

Despite his protestations, Sen. Rand Paul seems to have pinned Dr Anthony Fauci Tuesday when questioning him on U.S. government funding of gain of function research possibly leading to the development of the Chinese coronavirus. The exchange at the Senate hearing marks at least the third clash between the two in recent months. Here are […]

By Brent Hamachek

World

International Olympic Committee Grants Cheerleading a Place in Olympic Games

This week, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially granted full recognition to the International Cheer Union (ICU). Jeff Webb, co-publisher of Human Events, serves as the President of the International Cheer Union. “The IOC’s actions have created a monumental milestone for cheerleading. We are truly honored to receive this recognition by the IOC,” Webb said. […]

By Brent Hamachek

Culture

Show of Courage: Record Label Won’t Cancel Patriotic Singer Aaron Lewis

Singer Aaron Lewis struck a sour chord with the left after releasing a song blasting liberals for trying to tear America to shreds. The song, titled “Am I the Only One” came out just before the Fourth of July and the lyrics are nothing shy of genius. “Am I the only one who quits singin’ […]

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Politics

Rand Paul to Seek Criminal Referral Against Fauci

In an update to a Human Events News piece earlier today, Sen. Rand Paul said that he will seek criminal action against Dr. Fauci for lying to Congress about his connection to gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. As reported by Breitbart, Paul said Fauci “should be punished” for his actions. “I will […]

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Politics

Don’t Look, Trust Us: North Carolina State Board of Elections Denies Audit Request

The North Carolina Board of Elections denied a request to examine voting machines, citing overriding federal authority under the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency. The request, made by the North Carolina House Freedom Caucus, was denied in a July 7 letter. As reported by the Epoch Times, Chairman of the caucus Rep. Keith Kidwell said […]

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Media

REVEALED: TikTok’s Parent Company is a Strategic Partner of Chinese State Police

ByteDance, the owner of the explosive social media app TikTok, is in direct collaboration with the Chinese State Police. According to Chinese media outlet Sohu, on April 25, 2019, the Press and Propaganda Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and ByteDance signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The Ministry of Public Security commands the nationwide […]

By Jack Posobiec

World

U.S Women’s Soccer Team Loses at Olympic Opener After Kneeling for BLM

The U.S. Women’s soccer team took a knee Wednesday to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Shortly thereafter, they lost their 44-game winning streak, their first time losing a game in two years, to Sweden. Indeed, all 22 American players took a knee before the game to show their support for BLM. According […]

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