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Politics

“Get Well Soon” Gets Lumped with “Get Elected Soon” by NYC Business

A seemingly innocuous “get well soon” public message to the President and First Lady was denied placement on a digital billboard located in New York City’s Theater District yesterday. The sign hangs above the Ripley’s Believe it or Not building, located on 42nd Street near Times Square. Scott Adams, of Red State Talk Radio (image […]

By Brent Hamachek

World

American Gun & Ammo Shortages Driven by Political Climate

Amid social upheaval, reports indicate that nearly 5 million people bought their first gun this year. In recent months, it has been almost impossible in many places to find certain types of ammunition, as Americans load up on firearms and supplies. Manufacturers say they are struggling to keep up with a demand that dwarfs that […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Media

MSM and Social Media Players Become Ill Over President’s Covid-19 Experience

Trump returned to the White House Monday night after having spent the weekend in Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The available details about President Donald Trump’s treatment are sparse, but that hasn’t stopped the public and media from filling in the gaps. Here is what we know to be true: Trump announced Friday that […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Media

Former Twitter CEO Draws Attention to Big Tech Bias

Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo recently made headlines when he said that “me-first capitalists” are “going to be the first people lined up against the wall and shot in the revolution.” “I’ll happily provide video commentary,” he added. “Tech companies used to welcome lively debate about ideas and society. It was part of the social […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Media

Business Decisions to “Normalize” Being Impacted by Liability Concerns.

Recently, the Metropolitan Opera of New York announced it was canceling shows until at least September of 2021. The cancellation falls in line with some large companies like Google, Facebook, and Zocdoc also announcing long-term work-from-home directives. These decisions are being made without any scientific knowledge of the future of COVID-19, deep into next year. […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Media

To Tell the Truth: New York Times Disclosure of Trump Income Tax Info Relies on Inference Instead of Facts.

To Tell the Truth is Human Events News’ press analysis series. These stories will focus on “news” being reported by either The New York Times, The Washington Post, ABC News, NBC News, or CBS News. Despite 24-hour cable broadcasts, and an untold number of internet sources, these established, mainstream platforms continue to influence the majority […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

Presidential Debate Number One: A Biden Fact-Check.

Last night’s Presidential debate triggered the predictable mainstream media “fact-checking” activity, directed primarily at the statements made by President Trump. In leaving that work to other, less inspired members of the Fourth Estate, here are a few things that Vice President Biden mentioned last night that are not entirely supported by the facts. GREEN NEW […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Media

To Tell the Truth: New York Times Misleads Readers Twice in One Hour.

To Tell the Truth is Human Events News’ press analysis series. These stories will focus on “news” being reported by either The New York Times, The Washington Post, ABC News, NBC News, or CBS News. Despite 24-hour cable broadcasts, and an untold number of internet sources, these established, mainstream platforms continue to influence the majority […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

Democrat Threats to “Pack the Court” Are Not a “New Deal”

As the country prepares for a confirmation vote on Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett, Democrats are already advocating for an expansion in the number of Supreme Court justices. The tactic, commonly referred to as “court packing,” hasn’t been attempted in decades. Such an expansion would allow a Democratic senate to “pack the court” […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Culture

Suburban Chicago Village Board and High School Fuel One Student’s Activism

A small local protest in the North Shore Chicago suburb of Northbrook drew international attention over the weekend, as a seventeen-year-old high school junior teamed with local Republicans to organize a Friday evening rally in support of President Donald Trump—and against one organization’s attempt to use public signage as a way to blame the President […]

By Brent Hamachek

Opinion

Peace in the Middle East.

The U.S.-brokered peace accord between Israel and the U.A.E. will change the balance of power in the region.

By Sukhayl Niyazov

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