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Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS INTELLIGENCE REPORT: Spanish protesters demand end to tightening grip of socialist coup

Spain's government has been rocked by protests after its decision to grant amnesty to criminal separatists in order to stay in power.

Culture

Trans CEO of women's health charity believes biological sex, age are 'constructs,' demands access to female-only spaces

Steph Richards heads up a group that is meant to help "constructs" deal with a biological reality that Richards doesn't believe exists.

Faith & Family

Finnish parliamentarian NOT GUILTY of 'hate speech' after posting Bible verses on X

The Prosecutor argued that while it was not against the law to share Bible verses, Räsänen's "interpretation and opinion about the Bible verses [were] criminal."

Faith & Family

Peru grants constitutional rights to unborn babies with 'rights of the conceived' law

"Human life begins with conception. The human person is a subject of law from his conception."

World

Mexico's first non-binary magistrate, partner found dead at home

“One of the lifeless bodies found was holding a cutting instrument.”

World

JACK POSOBIEC and GAVIN WAX: Why are Israeli politicians calling for the US to resettle Gazan refugees?

“The world is on fire at this very moment.”

World

UK couple who abused girl under 13-years-old as 'sex toy' sentenced to 40 years total

"You have tortured, humiliated and destroyed me. I don't live, I survive," the victim stated.

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: What happened in Spain is the inevitable fruit of Leftist politics

Sooner or later, Leftism always ends in making excuses for violence and insurrection.

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Firing Bishop Strickland confirms that Pope Francis is the first woke Pope

Pope Francis is clearly more interested in turning the Catholic church into a vehicle for woke progressive politics than he is in actual theology.

World

BREAKING: Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez wins reelection in Spain after controversial amnesty deal for convicted Catalan separatists

Over a million Spaniards have protested against Sanchez's leadership in the streets of some 42 cities and towns across the nation

World

Pro-Palestinian protesters climb iconic war memorial as London police stand by and watch

The protest came after Parliament voted against calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

National Security

Hamas weapons, military equipment discovered in al-Shifa hospital: IDF

"These weapons have absolutely no business being inside a hospital."

World

JACK POSOBIEC: The flag of China flies higher than the US flag in Joe Biden’s America

China is most likely leveraging California’s financial crisis via “debt trap diplomacy.”

Faith & Family

Anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe skyrocketed 44% in 2022: report

The OIDC Europe documented 748 anti-Christian hate crimes in 30 different European countries.

Opinion

JACQUELINE TOBOROFF: TikTok is spreading literal terrorist propaganda

The youth in America have been mobilized by literal terrorists using TikTok as the vector for their misinformation.

Opinion

OLIVER GHORBANIFAR: Antifa is Joe Biden's pit bull

And like all pit bull owners, Biden loves to make excuse for his killer pets.

World

Al Jazeera ambushes mom of Israeli hostage, forces her to debate Hamas hostage chief on live TV

Meirav Leshem Gonen, the mother of 23-year-old Israeli hostage victim, Romi Gonen, was blindsided by the network.

World

REVEALED: Candace Owens tells Charlie Kirk Ben Shapiro has not reached out to her personally amid public spat

“We need to act like conservatives."

World

Police deputy assassinated outside cafe in Jalisco, Mexico

The four killers, two female, ambushed Flores Amezcua by pretending they were dining outside of the cafe.

Economy

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Jones says Xi's meet up with business leaders in California was 'China having a powwow with its minions'

"As long as the Republican leadership … are under the control of big tech and being financed by them, this country really has no hope."

World

Labour MP's Cardiff office vandalized after she abstained from vote on Gaza ceasefire resolution

"If you have someone write murder across your door, it is intimidating."

Culture

'MENstruation' tampons launched by Finnish company for women who think they are men

Vuokkoset lamented the fact that "periods and period products are viewed in our culture: as a 'women's thing'."

World

BREAKING: Palestinian flag flies from leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy

A group of fifteen Italian students belonging to "antagonist" anticapitalist movements broke into the Tower of Pisa.

Opinion

JACK POSOBIEC: The Regime strikes back against Elon

No one actually thinks Elon hates Jews; they just want Twitter to bow to censorship.