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Media

Portland Dismisses Hundreds of Felony Cases Amid Public Defender Shortage

'Months into this crisis, many are still waiting for their day in court while others have seen their cases dismissed altogether.'

By Joshua YoungDec 26, 2022

National Security

California's Population Declines for Third Straight Year

The most popular destinations for outward migration are Texas and Florida.

By Ben KewDec 27, 2022

Media

International Federation of Journalists Demands US Drop All Charges Against Assange

'The IFJ is gravely concerned about the impact of Assange’s continued detention on media freedom and the rights of all journalists globally. '

By Joshua YoungDec 27, 2022

World

Putin Announces Ban on Russian Oil Sales to Countries Capping Price

G7 nations, Australia and the EU, agreed last month to a price cap of $60 per barrel of Russian oil as a means of reducing Russia's income from oil sales, a response to the nation's ongoing and widely-opposed war with Ukraine

By Alex TimothyDec 27, 2022

Culture

James Cameron Cut 'Avatar 2' Gun Violence to Avoid 'Fetizishing' Firearms

“I look back on some films that I’ve made, and I don’t know if I would want to make that film now," Cameron remarked.

By Ben KewDec 27, 2022

World

Zelensky to Join World Economic Forum in Davos, Working With BlackRock on Postwar Loan Plan

'Specialists of this company are already helping Ukraine to structure the fund for the reconstruction of our state.'

By Hannah NightingaleDec 28, 2022

Opinion

Kari Lake's Election Lawsuit: A View from Maricopa County

Despite an impossible bar to reach with a tight schedule: Lake’s team presented a compelling case.

By Candy ChandDec 28, 2022

Media

WHO Declares Unvaccinated 'Major Killing Force,' Deadlier Than 'Global Terrorism'

The video features Dr. Peter Hotez lamenting the “devastating impact of misinformation and disinformation” regarding the COVID vaccines.

By Ben KewDec 28, 2022

World

The China Files Part 2 - Chairman Mao's Purge of Christians, Landowners, Academics, and Businessmen

Every single person who spoke out against Chairman Mao was locked up, discredited. They lost their jobs, they were forced into Gulags and labor camps, they were sent away for 're-education.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 28, 2022

World

Senate Opens Investigation into Automakers Over Chinese Slave Labor Allegations

“Unless due diligence confirms that components are not linked to forced labor, automakers cannot and should not sell cars in the United States that include components mined or produced in Xinjiang,” Wyden wrote in his letter.

By Ben KewDec 29, 2022

Opinion

World Cup LARPing: Watching Soccer as Anthropological Research

In the past, events like the royal funeral and the World Cup might have pointed more explicitly to something transcendent in our midst.

By Stephen G. AdubatoDec 29, 2022

Faith & Family

Time Running Out for Father Trying to Stop Medical Castration of 10-Year-Old Son

Younger alleges his ex-wife confused their son by dressing him in girl's clothes.

By Ben KewDec 29, 2022

World

CHINA FILES: Jack Posobiec Reveals How Bush’s Deal With CCP Spawned the Bloody Legacy of Globalism

Jack Posobiec explains the history of China and the rise of Mao.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 29, 2022

National Security

JPMorgan Chase Sued Over Alleged Profiteering Off Jeffrey Epstein

“Human trafficking was the principal business of the accounts Epstein maintained at JPMorgan,” the lawsuit states.

By Ben KewDec 30, 2022

Opinion

MARSCHALL: New Year’s Eve Is a Reminder That Viewpoint Diversity Matters

New Year’s Eve is a silly holiday. But its repetitive rituals are useful.

By Dr. Zachary MarschallDec 30, 2022

World

China Sails Warships Near Guam as Warning to U.S. Over Taiwan

Japanese forces responded to the provocation by scrambling fighter jets and helicopters.

By Ben KewDec 30, 2022

Culture

Man Arrested for Idaho Massacre Conducted Disturbing Masters Research on Criminal Behavior

'In particular, this study seeks to understand the story behind your most recent criminal offense.'

By Hannah NightingaleDec 30, 2022

Opinion

Capitalists and Homeowners Must Exploit the Cottage Industry of Lawsuits against NYC

Paging all New York City homeowners, here’s your chance to fight back.

By Jacqueline ToboroffDec 30, 2022

World

CHINA FILES: Posobiec Reveals How Xi Jinping Had Top Rival Thrown in Jail, Along With His Wife, for Money Laundering and Murder of British Businessman

We knew that Xi Jinping was going to go far at that point... He was in there cleaning up what he called 'corruption.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 30, 2022

National Security

Drug Cartels Increasingly Manufacturing Fentanyl on U.S. Soil, DEA Official Warns

Cartels and their distributors can produce 10,000 pills per hour with a market value of between $10 to $20 per unit.

By Ben KewDec 30, 2022

Faith & Family

EXCLUSIVE: Archbishop Vigano Calls for 3-Day Fast for Jan 6 Detainees

In a letter exclusively obtained by Human Events, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, said "I hope that this initiative will find many adherents, in a spirit of true reparation of the innumerable sins and grave betrayals committed."

By Human EventsDec 31, 2022

World

Kim Jong-Un Orders 'Exponential' Expansion of North Korea's Nuclear Arsenal

South Korea condemned the “provocative language that seriously harms peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula.”

By Ben KewJan 1, 2023

Faith & Family

Posobiec and Bannon: The American Family Must Become 'Tip of the Spear' in the War to Reclaim Western Civilization

'We have to have the family become the tip of the spear strategically. The way that the cultural Marxists are trying to break Western civilization is through the family.'

By Joshua YoungJan 2, 2023

Faith & Family

15-Week Abortion Ban Takes Effect in Arizona

The law, which bans all abortions after 15 weeks except when the mother's life is in danger, was passed by the state legislature and signed into law by Republican Governor Doug Ducey in March 2022.

By Ben KewJan 2, 2023

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