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Opinion

Gym Etiquette, Risk Management and Social Credit

As I was working out at my gym recently, my thoughts turned to social credit regimes, transparency and risk analysis. I beg your indulgence. Like most totems of civilized society, gym etiquette is on the wane. A fuller explication of the widespread barbarism and wanting couth evident on the typical gym floor is worthy of […]

Culture

State Farm Promises to Stop Pushing Transgenderism on Kids Through Library Books

Widely known insurance company State Farm is doing away with its program to distribute LGBTQ-themed books to teachers, libraries and community centers following a media exposé based on a whistleblower email. Indeed, in an email to all State Farm agents and staff, Victor Terry, chief diversity officer and vice president of public affairs, announced the […]

Faith & Family

No Communion in San Fran? No Problem! Pelosi Receives it in Georgetown

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi reportedly received communion during Sunday mass in Georgetown after being denied by her own archbishop in San Francisco. Indeed, Pelosi reportedly took Holy Communion at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Georgetown. As previously reported by Human Events News, Archbishop of San Francisco Salvatore Cordileone denied Pelosi from receiving […]

Politics

NYC 2.0? California Considers Bill to Allow State-Sanctioned ‘Injection’ Sites

California lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow state-sanctioned “injection sites” for people to use drugs. The bill, introduced by Democratic state Sen. Scott Wiener in December of 2020, would allow for supervised spaces where people could use illegal drugs with sterile equipment and receive emergency care if needed. The sites would be designed […]

Culture

Philadelphia School District Reinstates Mask Mandate

The School District of Philadelphia this week reinstated the classroom mask mandate for students and staff. The move comes after a recent rise in case numbers across the country, Just the News reports. The district made the announcement Friday, citing a recommendation from the Philadelphia Department of Public Health for universal masking. Indeed, masks will […]

Media

Jen Psaki Officially Joins MSNBC

Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki will officially join MSNBC this fall, hosting a show on the network’s streaming service and appearing on multiple platforms to help with election coverage. As previously reported by Human Events News, Psaki finished her time in the White House earlier this month. Former MSNBC political analyst Karine Jean-Pierre […]

World

Airbnb Withdraws Domestic Business from China

Airbnb announced Tuesday that it will discontinue domestic operations in China, instead focusing on serving Chinese users traveling abroad. The company said in a letter that it will remove all listings in China, as well as experiences, from its platform on July 30th, the Epoch Times reports. Airbnb co-founder Nathan Blecharczyk said that the company […]

Media

Bill to Allow Parents to Sue for Social Media Addiction Passes California State Assembly

A bill that would allow parents to sue social media platforms for harming children who have become addicted to them passed the state Assembly on Monday. Indeed, the bill would allow parents to sue for up to $25,000 per violation, and defines “addiction” as kids under 18 who are harmed physically, mentally, emotionally, developmentally or […]

World

Russia Removes Military Age Limit

As the war in Ukraine continues to rage forward, Russian lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday removing the age limit to serve in the military. Russian military service was previously limited to those between the ages of 18 and 40, but the new legislation removes the upper limit, Fox News reports. Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet […]

Politics

Kevin McCarthy Files Amicus Brief Arguing Against House Jan. 6 Inquisition Subpoenas

House Minority Leader Kevin mcCarthy filed an amicus brief Thursday in the contempt of Congress case against Steve Bannon, arguing the Inquisition is exceeding its authority under the rules of the lower chamber. Indeed, as previously reported by Human Events News, the House voted in October to hold Bannon in contempt after he refused to […]

World

Uyghur Mugshots, Guard Expectations Among Leaked Xinjiang Police Files

A report released Tuesday by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation reveals photographic evidence and other documentation of the reality faced by the one to two million Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities that have been detained in recent years in what Chinese authorities have characterized as “training centers.” The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) […]

Politics

Indiana Republicans Override Governor’s Veto, Protect Women’s Sports

Indiana Republican lawmakers overrode a veto by Gov. Eric Holcomb, banning biological males from competing in female sports. The vote makes Indiana the most recent state to pass legislation protecting female athletes. Holocomb, a Republican who is serving his second term, vetoed the bill in March, arguing that it would be challenged in court and […]

Culture

BREAKING: Beto O’Rourke Interrupts Gov. Abbott’s Press Conference on School Shooting, Gets Removed by Police

Former U.S. Representative and Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke crashed Gov. Abbott’s Wednesday press conference regarding the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, pressing him on when the next one will occur and what the state is doing to stop it. The interruption came as Abbott was handing the microphone over to Lieutenant Gov. Dan […]

World

Human Events’ Jack Posobiec ‘Fact-Checked’ by Reuters, Politifact Over ‘WEF Police’ Claim Following Detainment by WEF Police

Human Events Senior Editor Jack Posobiec was fact checked by Reuters over his WEF police claim after he was detained by none other than WEF police. “Apparently, the World Economic Forum under Klaus Schwab has its own paramilitary police force called the World Economic Forum police,” Posobiec said on Human Events Daily. However, this statement […]

Politics

Dem Congressional Candidate Sued for Campaign Ad Smearing Private Citizen as Insurrectionist

A Democratic congressional candidate is being sued for defamation after her campaign ad suggested that a local business owner was guilty of funding and supporting “insurrection” in relation to January 6, 2021. Her response to the lawsuit reasons that the man was “close friends” with and a donor to her Republican opponent. Philanthropist, businessman, and […]

Media

Twitter Settles on $150M Penalty Over Alleged Privacy Violations

Twitter on Wednesday came to a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, agreeing to pay $150 million in civil fines and implement privacy protection measures. The settlement will resolve 2011 Federal Trade Commission allegations that the social media platform misrepresented how it would use users’ private contact information, according to a Justice Department press release. […]

Faith & Family

Oklahoma Gov. Signs Bill Banning Most Abortions After Fertilization

Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday signed a bill into law prohibiting most abortions after fertilization – the strictest abortion ban in the U.S. The law went into effect immediately upon signature. As reported by Just the News, modeled after the Texas abortion law, private citizens in Oklahoma will now be able to sue […]

Media

Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey Leaves Board of Directors

Twitter’s co-founder Jack Dorsey has left the social media platform’s board of directors. The departure comes as Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk continues his attempt to purchase the company. As reported by Just the News, Twitter initially announced Dorsey would leave the company last November when his term expired at the company’s 2022 shareholder meeting, which […]

Culture

Days After Mass Shooting, Schumer Blocks GOP School Safety Bill

Just days after the tragic Robb Elementary School mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas that left 19 students and 2 teachers dead, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on Wednesday blocked a Republican school safety bill. Indeed, Sen. Ron Johnson asked for the Luke and Alex School Safety Act to be passed by unanimous consent, Fox News […]

Culture

Secret Service Bans Guns for Trump Speech at Annual NRA Summit in Texas

Guns will be banned during President Trump’s speech on Friday at the National Rifle Association’s annual summit. This year, the summit is being held in Texas, which is an open-carry state. Attendees will be prohibited from carrying guns during the address that Trump is set to deliver in Houston, just four days after the tragic […]

Politics

Judge Rules Trump Must Testify in NY Investigation

A state appellate court ruled Thursday that Trump must testify under oath as part of the New York Attorney General’s Office investigation into his business practices The ruling by a panel of four judges upheld a decision by New York Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron, who said in February that Trump and two of his […]

Culture

REPORT: Bulletproof Backpacks See Major Increase in Sales Following Texas School Shooting

Sales of bulletproof backpacks have reportedly skyrocketed following the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. The CEO of Leatherback Gear, Mike De Geus, indicated his company has seen a whopping 800 percent increase in sales of their bulletproof backpacks since the shooting occurred on Tuesday, the Daily Caller reports. The majority of his […]

World

WATCH: Posobiec calls on Soros to ‘get out of the way,’ stop funding ‘pro-crime DAs’

Reporting from day three of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland Human Events Daily Host Jack Posobiec called on participant George Soros to “get out of the way” of America’s criminal justice process. “What’s interesting also to mention is that in Soros’ speech, he talked about climate change, the threat of nuclear war, green […]

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