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Politics

HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: SPLC indictment vindicates YEARS of long-running allegations

“If we have dead to rights, as this indictment suggests, the SPLC funding this one person who brought a lot of people with him or her, that blows the lid off the whole thing."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2026

Politics

UK court backs Met Police use of live facial recognition in landmark ruling

The ruling effectively clears the force to continue using the system in public spaces under its current guidelines.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2026

Opinion

ROD THOMSON: Virginia's redistricting is a Democrat power grab from a party that hates Americans

For whatever reasons of fear, derangement, and the rise of Islamo-Marxism, the party just keeps doubling down on what Americans hate.

By Rod ThomsonApr 22, 2026

World

Gunman inspired by Columbine goes on deadly shooting spree at Teotihuacan pyramids on anniversary of massacre

A Canadian woman in her early 20s was killed in the assault, while 13 others were injured.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: SPLC funded the hate they claimed to be fighting while Dems claimed white supremacy was biggest threat

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and other progressives lied when they told us white supremacy was the biggest threat facing the United States, and now that lie has been laid bare.

By Libby EmmonsApr 22, 2026

World

Convicted terrorist who plotted London Stock Exchange bombing allowed to stay in UK after asylum claim denied

"He was granted restricted leave to remain in the United Kingdom on the basis that he could not be removed to Bangladesh without breach of his rights under Article 3 of the Human Rights Convention."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2026

Faith & Family

SEAN DUFFY TO JACK POSOBIEC: We’re pulling funding from states that refuse to fix illegal CDL practices

“I think they think they’re serving the undocumented legal community, the marginalized of the world. But when you hurt your own citizens, when Americans die on the way to church or on the way to Walmart because of one of these drivers, that’s a bridge too far.”

By Jack PosobiecApr 21, 2026

Culture

Hungary’s 'child protection' law restricting LGBTQ content is illegal in Europe, top EU court says

The law bans the depiction of LGBTQ themes in school materials and restricts such content in television, films, and advertisements shown before 10 pm.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 21, 2026

Opinion

ARI HOFFMAN: I saw a modern day pogrom in Seattle

This wasn’t some peaceful protest. This was a coordinated effort by pro-Hamas, Antifa, and communist activists who deliberately exposed the location of a Jewish event and showed up to shut it down.

By Ari HoffmanApr 21, 2026

Opinion

CHARLIE MARCUS: Teachers need to get back to teaching before students forget how to learn

The issue is simply that technology can’t replace teachers, but schools are still trying.

By Charlie MarcusApr 21, 2026

National Security

IDF soldiers who smashed Jesus statue with sledgehammer, filmed it sentenced to 30 days military detention

The IDF announced that "the soldier who damaged the Christian symbol and the soldier who photographed the act will be removed from combat duty and will receive 30 days of military detention."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 21, 2026

Media

JACK POSOBIEC: Amazon has crossed a line in apparent removal of Camp of the Saints

"We need to fight back. And you know what? Go and read the book. It's just a book."

By Jack PosobiecApr 20, 2026

World

Israel to host largest LGBT festival in Middle East at Dead Sea in June

The festival, called Pride Land, is scheduled to run from June 1 to June 4, 2026, and will take place in the Judean Desert.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 20, 2026

World

UK Green candidate’s firm fined for ‘environmental vandalism’ after burning waste to save money

“It is not right, nor is it fair, to expect others to endure this act of environmental vandalism.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 20, 2026

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Progressive leaders revealed what they really think of us at their big Barcelona meet-up

The message was clear: the wealthy have too much and their wealth must be taken from them and experts must then decide how best to dole it out to those with less.

By Libby EmmonsApr 20, 2026

Faith & Family

UK pastor prosecuted for preaching gospel near hospital 'buffer zone'

Authorities allege Johnston breached buffer zone restrictions designed to prevent protests around abortion facilities when he preached the gospel of John near a hospital.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 20, 2026

National Security

IDF investigates photo of soldier smashing Jesus with sledgehammer in southern Lebanon

"The IDF views the incident with great severity and emphasizes that the soldier’s conduct is wholly inconsistent with the values expected of its troops."

By Libby EmmonsApr 20, 2026

World

Islamist group claims London arson targeting former Jewish charity site

"He placed the bag next to the building and lit the items in the bag. The bottles failed to fully ignite and the man fled the scene."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 19, 2026

World

Trump blasts Spain after PM restricts US military access to bases

Prime Minister Sanchez has maintained a strong stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict, recognizing a Palestinian state and restricting military cooperation with Israel.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 19, 2026

World

Nigerian immigrant busted in Italy cooking cat to eat in children's playground

"We won’t tolerate our land being turned into a theatre of the uncivilised by those who have no respect for the rules of civil life.”

By Human EventsApr 18, 2026

World

Leader of Greta Thunberg's Gaza 'Freedom Flotilla' accused of sexual misconduct

"Thiago Ávila, the Brazilian representative on that so-called 'flotilla,' is being accused of having slept with more than 3 members of the vessel."

By Thomas StevensonApr 18, 2026

World

Iran fires on shipping tankers in Strait of Hormuz after threatening to shut it down

The attacks occurred amid confusion over the waterway's status, with Iran claiming it reopened Friday while threatening closure due to a US naval blockade.

By Thomas StevensonApr 18, 2026

World

Mexico’s Sheinbaum backs Pope Leo after clash between pontiff and Trump

“The Pope has been constantly calling for peace, which is something that we praise,” she said.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 17, 2026

Culture

Trans male appointed to head women's health charity steps down after backlash

"It was not a decision taken lightly, but one I believe is in the best interests of myself, the charity, and the vital work it does..."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 17, 2026

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