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Opinion

TAREN DARR: 'Back to school' should include a safety check

In a world where evil exists around every corner, our kids are sitting ducks in “Gun Free Zones” where law-abiding citizens lack the ability to prevent tragedy by protecting those who need it most.

By Taren DarrAug 29, 2024

Opinion

OLIVIA INGRASSIA: The Democrats ignore the issues because they want to ignore the people

Nothing is authentic or real, it’s all a show.

By Olivia IngrassiaAug 29, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: Who is the grand jury going after in the Trump assassination investigation?

Read the full story on Human Events.

By Human EventsAug 28, 2024

World

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov indicted by French authorities on multiple charges, released on €5 million bail

In addition to his charges, Durov is prohibited from leaving France and is required to report to a police station twice a week.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 28, 2024

World

Chinese hackers 'dramatically' step up attacks on US internet providers: report

Researchers at Lumen Technologies claimed they identified three US internet service providers (ISPs) that were hacked over the summer.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 28, 2024

Faith & Family

Children in Congo suffering after mpox outbreak

The country has seen over 450 deaths, and approximately 75 percent of cases observed by medics involve children under the age of 10.

By Hayden CunninghamAug 28, 2024

World

Germany promises to enact mass deportations of migrants

“We will have to do everything we can to ensure that those who cannot and are not allowed to stay in Germany are repatriated and deported.”

By Hayden CunninghamAug 28, 2024

World

Gab CEO refuses to comply with German demand to investigate user over comments about 'fat' MP

GAB CEO Andrew Torba called it “one of the more ridiculous foreign data requests that Gab received.”

By Hayden CunninghamAug 28, 2024

Opinion

SHEA BRADLEY-FARRELL: Escalation in Ukraine could lead to a nuclear conflict

The further we escalate, the more desperate all leaders will act.

By Shea Bradley-FarrellAug 28, 2024

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: RFK Jr's endorsement makes this an anti-corruption election

Even if you disagree with Donald Trump, don’t you want a president who will protect America’s freedoms and protect her people against totalitarianism?

By Human Events Editorial BoardAug 28, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: House Republicans need to attach the Save Act to the September government spending bill

"If they want the government to be funded, then government funding must include the Save Act, a nationwide citizenship verification for voting."

By Human EventsAug 27, 2024

World

Over 4,000 UK children diagnosed with anxiety every week: report

Researchers have discovered that children from all socioeconomic backgrounds have experienced developmental delays in their emotional and social growth since the pandemic.

By Katie DaviscourtAug 27, 2024

Culture

Southport UK hero dance teacher who tried to shield students from stabbing attack recovering from injuries

Leanne Lucas suffered life-threatening injuries after being stabbed in the neck, back, and arms while attempting to protect her students from the knifeman.

By Katie DaviscourtAug 27, 2024

World

UAE 'closely following the case of its citizen' Telegram founder Pavel Durov as France brings charges

"The UAE has submitted a request to the Government of the French Republic to provide him with all the necessary consular services in an urgent manner."

By Jessica BarshisAug 27, 2024

Media

Woman traveling with Telegram CEO Pavel Durov missing after posting their journey on social media, making it easy to track their movements

24-year-old Juli Vavilova shared a series of photos to social media that seemingly showed her traveling to Azerbaijan last week with Durov.

By Jessica BarshisAug 27, 2024

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC: Trump was the only president at Arlington Cemetery to honor fallen soldiers killed on 3rd anniversary of Abbey Gate

Read the full story on Human Events.

By Jessica BarshisAug 27, 2024

Politics

French President Macron rejects government led by far-left New Popular Front after losing to them in election

"My responsibility is to ensure that the country is neither blocked nor weakened," said Macron.

By Katie DaviscourtAug 27, 2024

Opinion

RONEN SHOVAL: Europe will die if it can't confront Islamic extremism

Unlike previous waves of immigrants, many among the recent Muslim influx have shown little interest in integrating into the European vision.

By Ronen ShovalAug 27, 2024

Opinion

JOHN MAC GHLIONN: The UK is rife with child grooming gangs

When the situation involves non-white perpetrators targeting white victims, the reaction is nothing but shameful silence.

By John Mac GhlionnAug 27, 2024

World

Taliban outlaws women from speaking or showing their faces in public

Afghanistan’s Taliban have banned women from speaking in public or showing their faces outside their homes.

By David KraydenAug 26, 2024

Economy

High cost of fast fashion: Shein admits to using child labor in factories

While the company said that the cases were "resolved swiftly," there are continued concerns about the industry where child labor is concerned.

By Human EventsAug 26, 2024

Opinion

MICHAEL J PAPPAS: The Democrats' platform proves they are now a socialist party

The Democrats are telling the American people that socialism has now become the official doctrine of their party.

By Michael J PappasAug 26, 2024

Opinion

RABBI MICHAEL BARCLAY: The RFK Jr I know is a unifier, and just proved it

By reaching out to Bobby, Trump demonstrated that the former president really is committed to unifying this nation.

By Michael BarclayAug 26, 2024

World

French President Emmanuel Macron says arrest of Telegram CEO is 'in no way a political decision'

"The arrest of the president of Telegram on French soil took place as part of an ongoing judicial investigation. It is in no way a political decision. It is up to the judges to rule on the matter."

By Jessica BarshisAug 26, 2024

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