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World

Fury as struggling Irish families learn Ukrainian refugees get £370,000 taxpayer funded homes amid historic housing crisis

"We are being taken for fools with this government."

By Katie DaviscourtOct 8, 2024

World

BREAKING: Brazil lifts ban on X

"I hereby decree the end of the suspension and authorize the immediate return of the activities of X," wrote Alexandre de Moraes.

By Jessica BarshisOct 8, 2024

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: America can’t afford four more years of governance by ‘luxury beliefs’

When it comes to actually governing, insanity is still insane even when its delusions are designer.

By Human Events Editorial BoardOct 9, 2024

World

Hezbollah says it will support Lebanon's ceasefire efforts with Israel

“Once the cease-fire is firmly established and diplomacy can reach it, all other details will be discussed and decisions will be made collaboratively."

By Jessica BarshisOct 9, 2024

National Security

Lesbian commander of New Zealand ship sinks $100 million naval vessel—first NZ naval ship sunk since WWII

This was Commander Yvonne Gray's first-ever ship command.

By Katie DaviscourtOct 9, 2024

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: FEMA has become an ideological joke, where equity is job one and disaster assistance is job none

FEMA is a deeply febrile and inept government agency that should probably be defunded and its work contracted out to effective organizations that really care about people regardless of their gender, skin color or sexuality, like the Samaritan’s Purse.

By David KraydenOct 9, 2024

World

Mexican mayor decapitated, his head displayed atop pickup truck 6 days after taking office

"His loss mourns the entire Guerrero society and fills us with indignation."

By Hayden CunninghamOct 9, 2024

World

China taxes imported European brandy as apparent revenge for EU tariffs on Chinese electric cars

French brandy producers have expressed alarm over the tax, calling it "catastrophic" for the industry, particularly affecting major brands such as Hennessy and Rémy Martin.

By Hayden CunninghamOct 9, 2024

World

North Korea to completely block border to South Korea amid escalating tensions

Prior to this announcement, North Korea had already begun laying landmines and erecting barriers along its side of the border.

By Hayden CunninghamOct 9, 2024

World

France bans Osama Bin Laden's son from returning to Normandy where he lived for 7 years as a landscape portrait painter

Omar Bin Laden is now banned from returning to France “for any reason whatsoever.”

By Hayden CunninghamOct 9, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: Joe and Jill Biden don't want Kamala Harris to 'pull this off'

"Folks, you're looking at the primal scream of a dying regime."

By Human EventsOct 9, 2024

World

Mother and boyfriend allegedly tortured 2-year-old girl to death, wheelchaired her body around in public for 3 days after she died

"From that time up to her death, Isabella was subject to a regime of escalating brutality which was callous, cruel and ultimately fatal."

By Human EventsOct 10, 2024

Opinion

KENNY CODY: East Tennessee is a case study in how to make up for the Biden-Harris Helene debacle

East Tennessee has shown that regardless of how much attention our federal government 'leaders' decide to give us, we will always band together to help out one another.

By Kenny CodyOct 10, 2024

Opinion

PAUL RUNKO: After presidential and VP debates, parents still need answers

In a time when classrooms are increasingly politicized, parents deserve transparency and an impartial demeanor from each presidential candidate as well as those who may be just a heartbeat away from the presidency.

By Paul RunkoOct 10, 2024

World

Biden-Harris admin frustrated that Israel refuses to provide details of potential retaliatory attack on Iran: report

"[Biden and Netanyahu] agreed to remain in close contact over the coming days."

By Jessica BarshisOct 10, 2024

World

Leftist MEPs interrupt Hungarian prime minister's speech by singing Antifa anthem in EU parliament

The staged protest sparked mayhem in the European Parliament, with EU President Roberta Metsola struggling to maintain order and declaring to the unruly legislators, "This is not Eurovision."

By Katie DaviscourtOct 10, 2024

World

Russia gains ground on Ukraine as an estimated 600,000 Russians reported dead or wounded since start of war

Russian forces have been gaining ground in eastern Ukraine, capturing several critical towns that Ukrainians have fiercely defended in the midst of major Russian attacks.

By Katie DaviscourtOct 10, 2024

Opinion

SHEA BRADLEY-FARRELL: VP Harris’ legacy is convicted murderers and sex offenders roaming U.S. streets

Not only did crime rise by 41% during her administration, under her border policies, hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants with criminal histories –including murder and sexual assault – may right now be freely roaming U.S. streets.

By Shea Bradley-FarrellOct 11, 2024

World

Turkish Airlines pilot dies mid flight from Seattle to Istanbul prompting emergency landing in New York

Ilcehin Pehlivan, 59, was unable to be revived by crewmates after losing consciousness on Flight TK204.

By Katie DaviscourtOct 11, 2024

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: White liberal worship of Ta-Nehisi Coates blinds them to his reverence of race-based terrorism

Two men actually had a conversation. One man could lose his job over it.

By Libby EmmonsOct 11, 2024

World

Boris Johnson shuts down CNN's Jake Tapper over Trump-Russia narrative

"I had dealings with President Trump over Russia, like when the Russians poisoned people in the UK, it was actually the Trump administration that really ... exceeded expectations."

By Jessica BarshisOct 11, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC: JD Vance, Donald Trump's lives 'increasingly at threat' as GOP ticket surges in polls

"He's not going to be golfing between now and the election, because of the security threat that is very real."

By Human EventsOct 11, 2024

Faith & Family

STEPHEN DAVIS: Minneapolis food bank turns white people away, only serves black and indigenous people

The pantry had a sign on the door which read, “The resources found in here are intended for Black & Indigenous Folx. Please refrain from taking anything if you’re not.”

By Stephen DavisOct 12, 2024

World

German crypto CEO under house arrest in NYC skips $5 million bond and is now a fugitive

$4 million of Jicha's bond was personally guaranteed by his partner, children, and 3 other people living in Germany.

By Jessica BarshisOct 12, 2024

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