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Faith & Family

BREAKING: Prince Andrew gives up royal titles, continues to deny Epstein allegations

"As I have said previously, I vigorously deny the accusations against me."

By Thomas StevensonOct 17, 2025

Faith & Family

Keir Starmer fights to reverse ban on Israeli soccer fans in Birmingham after local police bend to Muslim demands

About 30 percent of the population of Birmingham is Muslim per a 2021 count and it's the largest religion in that English city.

By Libby EmmonsOct 17, 2025

World

Hamas violates Trump peace deal, returns the body of Gazan instead of Israeli hostage

Only five of the 28 bodies promised under the agreement have been returned.

By Ari HoffmanOct 17, 2025

World

BURQA BAN: Deputy PM says Swedish society has 'no place' for 'strict interpretation of Islam'

“You are very welcome to be a Muslim in Sweden,” Busch added, “but you have to adapt if you are already in the country.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 17, 2025

Opinion

PHILIP LABONTE: A federal takeover of college sports is not America First

The lack of name, image, and likeness (NIL) standards nationwide has created an uneven playing field for student-athletes.

By Philip LabonteOct 17, 2025

Opinion

TENN REP JEREMY FAISON: Trump's TikTok EO safeguards national security and American privacy

Not only did Trump ensure that the app is safe for usage in terms of national security, but he has also convinced various American investors to put the American people first.

By Tennessee State Representative Jeremy FaisonOct 17, 2025

Culture

Charlie Kirk’s killer was radicalized by a culture that teaches 'words are violence': Human Events Daily

"I believe that Tyler felt that his partner was being threatened by the things that Charlie Kirk was saying."

By Jack PosobiecOct 16, 2025

Faith & Family

Vatican sets up Islamic prayer room for Muslim scholars—Christians aren't even allowed to go to Mecca

Observers have pointed out hypocrisy, in contrast with Islam’s holiest city, Mecca, where non-Muslims are still forbidden by Saudi law from entering

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 16, 2025

Opinion

ALLEN MASHBURN: Liberal weakness should not deter actual Christian conservatives

While some of Greear’s ideas may carry weight, his approach mirrors the same timidity we’ve seen before. Bold faith, not quiet compliance, is the call of the hour.

By Allen MashburnOct 16, 2025

Opinion

JAY SCHALIN: Americans must not forget what it means to be a republic on the eve of our 250th birthday

There may be no facet of education more critical than countering the negative opinions directed toward America and its people in recent years.

By Jay SchalinOct 16, 2025

National Security

UK gov classifies opponents of mass migration as terrorists

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has reported that an influx of 10 million immigrants within a decade could raise the population to 72.5 million by 2032, representing a 7.3 percent increase in just ten years.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 15, 2025

World

REP ANNA PAULINA LUNA to JACK POSOBIEC: CCP-linked networks are funding violent left-wing groups in America

“When you saw these counter-ICE protests ... they don't mention the fact that there’s a lot of Chinese nationals, Middle Eastern nationals, African individuals—military-age males—coming to the" US illegally.

By Jack PosobiecOct 15, 2025

World

Memo found in Sinwar hideout outlines orders to target civilians in October 7 massacre

The memo calls for fighters to attack both soldiers and civilian communities, to set neighborhoods ablaze and to film and broadcast violent acts to sow fear and destabilize Israel.

By Human EventsOct 15, 2025

World

Industrial-level iPhone theft ring uncovered in London after 80,000 stolen in just one year

Phone theft has exploded in London, tripling since 2020 to more than 80,000 incidents in 2024.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 15, 2025

Opinion

ROBERTO WAKERELL-CRUZ: President Trump should pardon CIA torture whistleblower John Kiriakou

If government agents cannot call out abuses for fear of permanent ruin, institutional rot grows unchecked.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 15, 2025

Opinion

KENNY CODY: Trump delivers peace in the Middle East—and Democrats can’t stand it

Personal animosity that the left possesses towards the MAGA movement and President Trump has prevented them from celebrating peace for families across the world with the peace deal in Gaza.

By Kenny CodyOct 15, 2025

Culture

JACK POSOBIEC: ‘If you are a conservative in America today, you could be killed’

"When you wake up, when you’re going to your car, when you’re going to work, when you’re coming home, when you’re taking your kids to school — you could be killed."

By Jack PosobiecOct 14, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Remembering Charlie Kirk

Charlie said that he would want to be remembered for his courage and his faith. Well, he is being remembered for that specifically and so much more.

By Human Events Editorial BoardOct 14, 2025

World

Historic Italian monastery engulfed in flames, investigation underway

Local mayor Marco Panzeri called the fire "a disaster" and said the damage was "immense and incalculable."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 14, 2025

Faith & Family

UK Muslim girl raped over 39 times by father, brother, grandfather since she was 6 years old: court

"Mother, aged 43, was convicted of four counts of cruelty to a person under 16, two counts of false imprisonment, and one count of perverting the course of justice."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzOct 14, 2025

Opinion

NATHAN PICARSIC: Trump’s Dept. of War Must Respond to China finding new allies in Brazil and Peru

Unlike the U.S. model of power projection, China’s military-civil fusion leverages seemingly commercial assets and supply chain dominance – such as operating the Panama Canal or owning the refining and processing nodes on which Argentine lithium mines depend – to secure overseas economic interests and accrue coercive power.

By Nathan PicarsicOct 14, 2025

Opinion

WILL CHAMBERLAIN: AI's national security facade threatens American intellectual property

Defense-oriented AI applications typically require fine-tuning on specialized datasets—decades of government satellite imagery and weather data rather than episodes of Yellowstone.

By Will ChamberlainOct 14, 2025

Politics

KENNY CODY to JACK POSOBIEC: ‘Say his name' — Democrats refuse to credit Trump for Middle East peace

"They refuse to say President Trump's name. They refuse to give credit to the Trump administration. And I've got just a three-word request: say his name."

By Jack PosobiecOct 13, 2025

Opinion

JULIA PIERCE: The FDA’s 7-OH ban betrays Americans fighting the opioid crisis

The FDA’s push to ban 7-OH, a natural Kratom derivative used by thousands seeking escape from the grip of opioids, is a betrayal of every American fighting to stay alive amid the relentless fentanyl epidemic.

By Julia PierceOct 13, 2025

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