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FDA Panel Recommends Moderna Booster for Many Recipients

A key advisory committee to the FDA voted unanimously Thursday to recommend many recipients of the Moderna vaccine receive a booster shot. The panel endorsed a half-dose as a third injection for people older than 65, as well as younger, high risk adults. While regulators are not required to follow the panel’s recommendations, they usually […]

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Culture

Netflix CEO Stands Strong on Defense of Chappelle Special Amid News of Transgender Employee Walkout

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos stood strong on the network’s defense of Dave Chappelle following complaints from the company’s transgender employees. If you aren’t familiar with the story, Sarandos sent a memo to Netflix managers last week detailing the platform’s decision to air the special and instructing supervisors on how to handle employees who complained about […]

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Politics

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Texas Abortion Law

A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected the Biden administration’s efforts to stop a new Texas law banning most abortions, one that has become the country’s biggest roadblock to abortion in nearly 50 years. The decision could push the new law closer to returning to the U.S. Supreme Court, which has already once allowed the […]

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World

Biden to Allow Fully Vaccinated Foreign Travelers into U.S. Beginning Nov. 8

The White House said Friday that beginning November 8, foreigners who are fully vaccinated may start traveling to the U.S. The move and date applies to both international air travel and land travel, according to White House assistant press secretary Kevin Munoz, per Just the News. The US’ new travel policy that requires vaccination for […]

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Culture

Pennsylvania Votes to Withdraw from National School Boards Association

The Pennsylvania School Boards Association is one of 11 state boards that are officially withdrawing from the National School Boards Association following the infamous letter to the White House. As previously reported by Human Events News, the National School Boards Association wrote a letter to the White House claiming that school boards face “domestic terrorism […]

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World

Lt. Col. Scheller Sentenced to Reprimand, Forfeiture of Pay

Lt. Col. Scheller, the United States Marine who was arrested for posting public criticism of the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, was issued a letter of reprimand and a forfeiture of $5,000 worth of pay for one month after pleading guilty to all charges. The letter of reprimand was less than what was recommended. Prosecution recommended a […]

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Economy

FDA Delays Moderna Vaccine for Adolescents to Review Rare Side Effect

The FDA is delaying a decision on authorizing the Moderna vaccine for adolescents to deeper assess whether it may lead to heightened risk of a rare inflammatory heart condition. The FDA has been taking another look at the risk of the condition, known as myocarditis, among young men who got the Moderna vaccine compared with […]

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Media

DISSIDENTS DESK: Hamachek, Jeffrey Peterson Discuss Big Tech, Jeff.Pro, Linux

On today’s episode of Human’s Making News: The Dissidents Desk, Brent Hamachek hosts special guest Jeffrey Peterson, technology expert and founder of the social media site Meet Me. Peterson spoke about his new Telegram channel, Jeff.Pro, which seeks to help American Patriots concerned about Big Tech censorship and invasion into their technology world move away […]

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Politics

Justice Department to Request Supreme Court Block Texas Abortion Law

The Biden administration will ask the Supreme Court to block the Texas abortion law while a challenge moves forward, a Justice Department spokesman said Friday. As previously reported by Human Events News, a federal appeals court on Thursday rejected the Biden administration’s efforts to stop the new law, which prevents abortion after about six weeks […]

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Politics

Trump to Provide Video Deposition in Case Brought Forth by Protesters

President Trump is expected to provide a videotaped deposition Monday in a case involving his security team’s efforts to crack down on a protest during the early days of his first presidential campaign in 2015. The deposition comes as part of a lawsuit brought after a September 2015 protest outside Trump Tower in New York […]

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Media

Seattle Police Officers Fly Gadsden Flags in Protest Against Vaccine Mandate

Seattle police officers were seen flying Gadsden flags out the windows of their patrol cars in efforts to protest Washington state’s vaccine mandate. The flag, which bears the statement “Don’t Tread On Me,” has long been a symbol of freedom, constitutionalism and limited government in the United States. “Some officers plan on taking time off […]

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Opinion

Supply chain problems need less government, not more, to solve

During the latter part of the 20th Century, Americans became accustomed to hearing stories of shortages of basic items in the Soviet Union. The metaphor of “waiting in line for bread” came to signify anything where a state-managed effort led to the inefficient and ineffective distribution of consumer goods and services. The state-generated supply chain […]

By Jeff Webb

Economy

China’s 3rd Quarter GDP Grows Less than Expected

China’s GDP rose less than expected in the third quarter, with a power shortage impacting the country’s industrial activity and the world’s second largest economy. China’s National Bureau of Statistics said Monday that the GDP grew 4.9 percent in the third quarter, less than the 5.2 percent rise expected, per Just the News. Additionally, industrial […]

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Media

ESPN Reporter Allison Williams Parts Ways With Job Over Vaccine Refusal

ESPN sideline reporter Allison Williams will be leaving her job after 10 years due to her refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Williams said her doctor advised her against getting the vaccine, as she and her husband are trying to get pregnant with their second child. Though she applied for accommodation, ESPN denied her request. […]

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Culture

DC Comics Goes Full Woke, Drops ‘American Way’ in Superman Slogan Revamp

DC Comics solidified their “wokeness” with yet another political change: they’re ridding Superman’s slogan of its reference to America’s greatness. Since the 1940s, the superhero has boasted the motto “Truth, Justice and the American Way.” Now, he will promote “Truth, Justice…and a Better Tomorrow.” Chief Creative Officer and Publisher Jim Lee said the change is […]

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Politics

Supreme Court Hands Win to Cops, Tosses Two Qualified Immunity Cases

In a reversal of a lower court decision, the Supreme Court on Monday issued two unsigned opinions applying qualified immunity in two cases which plaintiffs claimed officers used excessive force. The lower court decision originally allowed the officers to be sued for civil rights violations. As reported by Fox News, there were no recorded dissents […]

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Media

Comedian Jon Stewart Calls Media’s Focus on Trump a Mistake, Distraction

Comedian Jon Stewart said that the media’s focus solely on President Trump is a mistake and ultimately a distraction from other threats. The former “Daily Show” host said in a CNN interview that political pundits are “making a mistake” when they blame Trump for the country’s problems, arguing they should realign their focus to the […]

By Brent Hamachek

Faith & Family

Grouchy Fauci Says You Can Celebrate Holidays if You’re Vaccinated

In yet another flip-flop, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday that you are allowed to celebrate the holidays, so long as you’re vaccinated. “I believe strongly that – particularly in the vaccinated people – if you’re vaccinated and your family members are vaccinated, those who are eligible, that is obviously very young children and not yet […]

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Faith & Family

MUDDY WATERS? Mad Maxine Paid Daughter $74,000 in Campaign Cash This Year Alone

House Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters shelled out a whopping $74,000 in campaign funds to her daughter this year. Campaign finance records reviewed by Fox News show that the congresswoman’s campaign paid her daughter, Karen Waters, hefty amounts of cash through September. In the last quarter alone, Waters received $20,000 from her mother’s campaign […]

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Culture

Bigotry on Exhibit at Art Institute of Chicago, Volunteers Fired for Skin Color

The Art Institute of Chicago fired all of its trained volunteers and guides last month in efforts to increasingly diversify its team. Most of the fired individuals were older white women, Fox News reports. “We were surprised, we were disappointed,” Gigi Vaffis, president of the docent council, said in an interview. “There is an army […]

By Brent Hamachek

National Security

HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: Posobiec Discusses China’s Nuclear Capable Missile, ‘Freedom Flu’ Updates, Loudon County Student Sexual Assault

In Monday’s episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec discusses China’s new 21,000 mile per hour nuclear capable missile; “Freedom Flu” updates involving Delta Airlines, Boeing, Southwest Airlines and the Seattle Police Department; the Loudon County student sexual assault case; and ANTIFA defending vaccine mandates. “I told you last week that the ‘Freedom Flu’ would […]

By Jack Posobiec

Media

Good For You, Not for Me! Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Caught Maskless at WNBA Game

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was caught violating both local and state mask mandates when she was seen at the WNBA finals without a mask. The Chicago Sky beat the Phoenix Mercury 80 to 74 at home on Sunday, with Lightfoot and fans filling up Wintrust Arena for the final game, Fox News reports. After the […]

By Brent Hamachek

Culture

17 States Join Fight Against Biden Administration for Intimidating Parent Activists

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is leading a group of 17 states to stop the Biden administration from intimidating parent activists who speak regarding issues like COVID-19, critical race theory and gender education. “Hoosier parents have a First Amendment right to speak their minds to teachers, administrators, and school board members,” Rokita said. “That’s why […]

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