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Culture

Human Events Hires Celine Ryan Ciccio as Managing Editor

Human Events is thrilled to announce the hiring of journalist Celine Ryan Ciccio to serve as Managing Editor. Most recently, Ciccio served as Editor in Chief of Campus Reform, while also authoring the Human Events analysis series “To Tell The Truth.” Read the full press release below: For Immediate Release May 12, 2022 Press Contact: Chris […]

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Politics

Judge to Release Trump from Contempt…If He Pays Fine

A New York judge on Wednesday said he is close to releasing President Trump from a contempt finding if he pays the $110,000 in accrued fines for not turning over requested documents in a civil investigation, Judge Arthur Engoron said he will conditionally lift the contempt finding if Trump pays the fines and submits additional […]

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World

‘Rust’ Producers Dispute New Mexico Safety Agency’s Penalty

Producers creating the movie “Rust” are disputing claims that they knew firearm safety was a concern before the film’s cinematographer was fatally shot by Alec Baldwin. Rust Movie Productions LLC filed a notice of contest on Tuesday, arguing that the findings by the New Mexico Environmental Department’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau – which last […]

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Media

U.S. Drug Overdoses Reach Record High

Over 100,000 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2021, marking an all-time record. As reported by Fox News, the U.S. recorded an estimated 107,622 drug overdose deaths last year, according to provisional data released by the CDC Wednesday. The number is a drastic jump from last year, when the CDC estimated 91,799 overdose deaths. Since […]

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Politics

OUTTA THIS WORLD: Congress to Hold First Open UFO Hearing in 50 Years

A House subcommittee will hold an open hearing next week on UFOs. This marks the first hearing of the sort in over 50 years, Just the News reports. Subcommittee Chairman Democrat Rep. Andre Caron made the announcement Tuesday in a tweet. “Congress hasn’t held a public hearing on unidentified aerial phenomena in over 50 years,” […]

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World

April Consumer Price Index Up 8.3 Percent Year-Over-Year

According to the Labor Department, the country’s Consumer Price Index for April was 8.3 percent compared to a year ago. This number was higher than expected, but slightly lower than the 40-year high reached in March, Just the News reports. The March 8.5 percent year-over-year increase was the highest since 1981. Economists at FactSet predicted […]

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Politics

Sen. Hawley Introduces Bill to Strip Disney of Special Copyright Protections

Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing legislation to strip Walt Disney Company of special copyright protections granted to the company by Congress. The “Copyright Clause Restoration Act of 2022” would cap the length of copyrights given to corporations by Congress to 56 years and retroactively implement this change on companies, including Walt Disney, Fox News reports. […]

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Media

THESE Companies are Covering Travel Costs for Abortions

Microsoft Corp. and several other companies are covering the travel costs for employees seeking out-of-state abortions. Microsoft said in a statement to Bloomberg on Monday that it supports “employees and their enrolled dependants in accessing critical health care – which already includes services like abortion and gender-affirming care – regardless of where they live across […]

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Economy

Gas, Diesel Prices Hit Record High

The average gas price in the United States reached a new record ahead of Joe Biden’s planned speech about how he will fight inflation. The average pump price nationwide hit a whopping $4.37 per gallon, the highest level since March. The average price of diesel fuel also hit a record $5.56 per gallon, according to […]

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Media

Elon Musk Says He’d Lift Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk said he would reverse Twitter’s ban on President Trump. Musk, who is soon to own Twitter, said the ban was a mistake. “I think it was a morally bad decision to be clear and foolish in the extreme,” he said at a Future of the Car event hosted by the Financial […]

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World

REPORT: NIH, Scientists Received $350M in Royalties Over Last Decade

According to a new report, the NIH and the federal agency’s scientists received at least $350 million in royalties from third-party groups over the last decade. The investigation, conducted by Open the Books, found that the third-party groups are mostly pharmaceutical companies that credit NIH scientists as co-inventors on various patents. “Because those payments enrich […]

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Politics

Senate Passes Bipartisan Bill to Add Security Protection to SCOTUS Family Members

The Senate on Monday fast-tracked and passed a bipartisan bill that would add security protection to immediate family members of the Supreme Court justices following the Roe v. Wade opinion leak. The bill was passed with a procedure known as “unanimous consent,” meaning no debate, motions or other formalities were required for it to pass, […]

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Culture

Gov. DeSantis Establishes Victims of Communism Day

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law establishing a Victims of Communism Day in the state. As reported on Hannity, DeSantis said it’s critical for students in Florida to understand the destruction communism has caused worldwide. Beginning next school year, high school students enrolled in U.S. government courses will get at least 45 minutes of […]

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Politics

Sen. Ron Johnson Opens Probe into CDC Tracking Americans via Phone Data

GOP Sen. Ron Johnson, a ranking member of the Homeland Security Committee’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, opened an investigation into the CDC for tracking Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic via phone data. Indeed, the CDC paid one company $420,000 to access location data for at least 20 million cell phones per day. While the CDC […]

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Opinion

Potential Repeal of Roe V. Wade Gives Democrats A Chance To Go Wild

Lo and behold, the Biden administration finally condemned some left-wing violence. But that’s about all. The White House released a statement a day after an unknown lunatic lobbed a Molotov cocktail or two at the Wisconsin Family Action (WFA) office, a pro-life group. “President [Joe] Biden strongly condemns this attack and political violence of any […]

By David Krayden

Culture

THIS Major City Begins Weapons Screenings for Middle School Students

The School District of Philadelphia will begin periodically screening middle school students for weapons on Monday, citing high crime rates in the city. The weapons screenings will take place upon arrival at six schools each day. Before students are scanned, they will have the chance to discard inappropriate items or weapons. If any item is […]

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Politics

Federal Judge Rules to Dismiss Trump’s Lawsuit Against Twitter

A federal judge on Friday granted Twitter’s motion to dismiss President Trump’s lawsuit against the company for banning him and others from the platform. Trump, the American Conservative Union and five others sued Twitter and Jack Dorsey in 2021 on behalf of themselves and other Twitter users who were banned. Trump’s attorneys argued in the […]

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Politics

Maryland Gov. Says Police Prepared to Help Secure Supreme Court Justices’ Homes

Gov. Larry Hogan’s office announced that Maryland police officers are prepared to help provide additional security for Supreme Court Justices and their homes. “The governor directed state law enforcement leaders to work with local and federal partners and be prepared to assist in the event there is a need for increased security and protective measures,” […]

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World

North Korea Cracks Down on More Western ‘Trends,’ Bans Piercings, Hair-Dye, Skinny Jeans

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un is expanding his anti-Western policies to include a ban on trends like piercings, dyed hair and tight jeans. According to a report from Radio Free Asia, the North’s Socialist Patriot League is specifically targeting women in their 20s and 30s who wear clothing designed with large letters and wear […]

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Opinion

On the Sidewalks of New York: Roe v. Wade v. NYC Women

On the Sidewalks of New York is a weekly feature at Human Events wherein Jacqueline Toboroff, a native New Yorker, will share her observations and candid commentary on the goings-on in our nation’s largest city. Wherever you live, and whatever you feel, there is no escaping the fact that New York City matters. The Left’s […]

By Jacqueline Toboroff

Opinion

The Conservative Case for Ignoring “The Conservative Case” (a.k.a., “I’m Not a Conservative, But I Play One on Twitter”)

The Left is insular. As oft noted, they only know what they’ve been told; and they only talk to each other. They quite like it this way; and go to great lengths to so remain. The Left’s virtual control over the media, academia, corporate board rooms, and the federal bureaucracy constitutes a “safe space.” Ensconced […]

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotter

World

Taliban Leaders Order Afghan Women to Wear Full Coverings in Public

Taliban leaders in Afghanistan over the weekend ordered all Afghan women to wear full, head-to-toe coverings in public. The order, which marks an expected shift toward more extremist policies, includes a face covering, per Just the News. The new order is similar to the one imposed from 1996 to 2001, when the Taliban was previously […]

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