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Opinion

HERNANDEZ: Big Tech Keeps Trying To Destroy My Career, But I Am Relentless

Since I was a young girl, I’ve always felt that I needed to make a positive impact with my life. I just never thought that politics is where that impact would be made. I also never thought that after four years of literal blood, sweat, and tears, all of my hard work and dedication to […]

By Savanah Hernandez

National Security

BREAKING: Zelenko Labs Responds to Death of Dr. Vladimir ‘Zev’ Zelenko

Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko, creator of the treatment that has become known as the “Zelenko Protocol,” passed away Thursday after a long battle with cancer. “It is with immense sorrow that we announce the passing of our founder Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko. Dr. Zelenko was a physician, scientist, and activist for medical rights who touched […]

By Human Events

Opinion

KRAYDEN: J6 Hearings Have Gone From Stalinist Show Trial to Monty Python Sketch

What’s a Cassidy Hutchinson? A nobody? Until this week. She was a cypher in the administration of President Donald Trump and apparently didn’t get anything she wanted after its demise. Now she’s telling some tall tales. The January 6 Committee Hearings continue to give a lot of very unimportant people airtime as they pretend to […]

By David Krayden

Opinion

An American Declination of Codependence

The following address was delivered on Saturday, July 3rd, 2021 as part of the Red, White, and Blue Tour in Sturgis, South Dakota. It was 245 years ago that a brave group of American colonists sent what was effectively a legal complaint to the King of England. Inspired by the English jurist William Blackstone, the […]

By Brent Hamachek

Opinion

MCCOTTER: An Independence Day Reflection

This Independence Day brings a palpable lessening of patriotism and a dearth of public trust in America’s governmental institutions, most notably at the federal level. True, one can be patriotic and still distrust government; and one can trust government but not be patriotic. (For example, one can trust a “woke” president but loathe the country’s […]

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotter

Opinion

On the Sidewalks of New York: On Reflection and Inflection

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 real […]

By Jacqueline Toboroff

Media

City of Orlando Apologizes for Newsletter Bashing Independence Day Celebrations

Following backlash the City of Orlando received for its Fourth of July newsletter message in which it questioned why people would want to celebrate the nation’s Independence Day, the city has released an apology. In Friday’s edition of Orlando’s City News newsletter, its original proclamation read, “A lot of people probably don’t want to celebrate […]

By Human Events

Media

WATCH: Banned Journalist Savanah Hernandez Says Big Tech Rewrites Reality ‘In Live Time’

In a Tuesday appearance on One America News Network’s Tipping Point with Kara McKinney, independent journalist Savanah Hernandez discussed her recent piece for Human Events, which details the multiple instances in which she has been deplatformed by Twitter for her journalism. During her OANN appearance, Hernandez thanked host Kara McKinney for “platforming,” her adding “It […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Politics

POSOBIEC: Philadelphia Mayor and DA Must ‘Resign and Repent’ after Horrific July 4th Shooting

Jack Posobiec called for the resignation of Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner during the latest episode of his show “Human Events Daily.” Posobiec slammed Kenney over his mismanagement of the city, specifically criticizing the city’s handling of a shooting incident that saw two police officers shot, while fireworks displays continued in […]

By Roberto Wakerell-Cruz

Opinion

It Is Time To Acknowledge the Left’s Anti-Natalist Agenda

Pattern recognition is one of those amazing abilities that humans possess which help us detect impending danger by calculating the probability of risk based on what we observe. As I observe the world around me, I’m constantly looking for patterns that some of us are overlooking or dismissing the connections between. As the progressive left […]

By Adam B. Coleman

Economy

Posobiec Decries ‘Not My Job Energy’ of American Healthcare, Authorities Following Highland Park Shooting

On the latest episode of “Human Events Daily,” host Jack Posobiec discussed the red flags exhibited by Highland Park shooting suspect Robert Crimo. He suggested that the warning signs, especially those regarding Crimo’s mental health, should have been caught earlier, and slammed the American medical system for “pushing people onto SSRIs for the benefit of […]

By Jarryd Jaeger

Opinion

On America’s Selfish Teacher Problem

I am an adjunct professor at a public university with past experience teaching college freshmen from underprivileged backgrounds. My students who had the fewest opportunities and resources entering college were the constant standouts. They tried harder, contributed more, and cared the most about self-improvement. Those students embodied the point of a higher education. But as […]

By Zachary Marschall

Opinion

On the Sidewalks of New York: Groundhog Day

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. Here we […]

By Jacqueline Toboroff

Opinion

Allow Internet Journalism to Bury The Mainstream Press–But Not Freedom of Speech

The internet is now king when it comes to getting reliable news, hard and fast. I believe it is a good thing that the traditional (and somewhat stale) mainstream press is being left behind because of this. The internet allows for multiple views and voices to be heard, and for society to hear alternate reports […]

By Fiona Dodwell

Opinion

The Left’s Obsession with ‘Conspiracy Theories’

One of the single most bizarre products of the modern-day left is its insatiable appetite for conspiracy theories. They flatly refuse to debate policy anymore, choosing instead to baselessly accuse their political opponents legitimate policy concerns and conscription as being the fruit of the poison tree planted in some nefarious conspiracy theory. Indeed, there is […]

By Chris Barron

Culture

POSOBIEC: Uvalde School Police Chief ‘Should Be Behind Bars’

“Human Events Daily” host Jack Posobiec called for the arrest of former Uvalde School District Police Chief Pete Arredondo, who recently resigned from his City Council position after evidence indicating that police had the opportunity to stop the Robb Elementary shooter in his tracks 45 minutes earlier than they did. Arredondo said he was stepping […]

By Roberto Wakerell-Cruz

Opinion

MTG: How To Stop Mass Shootings

It took a tragedy on America’s birthday, and the death of seven people, to demonstrate once and for all that gun control doesn’t work. Shooter Bobby Crimo bought the murder weapon himself, legally, in Illinois, a state with some of the strongest gun control laws in the country. Red flag laws didn’t stop him. There’s […]

By Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Opinion

The Cultural Contradictions of Progressivism: Personal Pronouns vs. “Latinx”

The following is the second in an intermittent series exploring the cultural contradictions of progressivism. One cannot but admit how the Left has been exceeding successful in its drive to implement the use of individually derived personal pronouns within the larger culture, most notably within academia and corporations. The crux of the Left’s argument surrounding […]

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotter

Opinion

SONG: The True Target of Red Flag Laws

For quite some time, Americans have flirted with the idea of “Red Flag Laws” to address the issue of firearm violence. But, while many argue the potential societal benefits of such laws, it is important to examine whose rights they would violate the most. First, let’s understand what these laws are and what they actually […]

By Julia Song

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