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Opinion

BONNER COHEN: The Senate should free the US from the Paris Climate Agreement

At a time when the vaunted transition to “clean” energy is unraveling – from dealer lots full of unsold EVs to soaring electricity prices driven by increased reliance on wind and solar power – scuttling the climate agenda should be one of the nation’s top priorities.

By Bonner CohenDec 9, 2024

World

BREAKING: European nations pause asylum claims for Syrian refugees after Assad ouster

"It is important to first establish facts, to put asylum and family reunion procedures on hold..."

By Jessica BarshisDec 9, 2024

Faith & Family

UK school counselor 'feels persecuted' after being fired from Catholic school for 'misogynist views on traditional marriage'

She emphasized the importance of the traditional, strong nuclear family to her over 30,000 followers across various Instagram accounts.

By Jessica BarshisDec 9, 2024

Politics

MIKE DAVIS: Tell your senators to 'support Pete Hegseth like we did with Kash Patel'

"Pete Hegseth is clearly qualified. He is a warfighter. He is a reformer. He's someone who President Trump trusts."

By Human EventsDec 9, 2024

World

Passengers stop father from hijacking Volaris flight in Mexico

The would-be hijacker, only identified as Mario, 31, was reportedly trying to divert the aircraft to San Diego from its intended destination of Tijuana.

By Jessica BarshisDec 10, 2024

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: A manifesto for libertarian nationalists

MAGA, for all its flaws, has shown that the spirit of liberty, skepticism of centralized authority, disdain for bloated bureaucracy, and a belief in economic dynamism still resonate deeply with millions of Americans.

By Austin PetersenDec 10, 2024

National Security

Syrian rebels appoint prime minister from terrorist group Hayat Tahrir al Sham's political wing

HTS is designated a terrorist organization by the US State Department and the Salvation Government is involved in what is described by the agency as antihumanitarian exploitation.

By Human EventsDec 10, 2024

Culture

JACK POSOBIEC and DARREN BEATTIE: We should 'repurpose' inefficient bureaucratic offices rather than scrap them

"Imagine if the GEC were commandeered by somebody who thinks along our lines, who repurposes it for a free speech orientation that could be very powerful."

By Human EventsDec 10, 2024

World

HUMAN EVENTS: Is the BLM era over?

Certainly, the early signs are encouraging.

By Human Events Editorial BoardDec 11, 2024

Opinion

KENNY CODY: The Hunter Biden and Pete Hegseth dichotomy sums up the GOP's problem

When push comes to shove, for some reason, the GOP always wants to be the party that wants to get run over by our opposition while caving to the left even though we have power.

By Kenny CodyDec 11, 2024

World

UN Human Rights Commissioner condemns Israel, US more than totalitarian regimes like Iran, North Korea, Cuba: UN Watch

"The role of the UN rights chief is not to appease abusive regimes but to hold them accountable," said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 11, 2024

National Security

Australian authorities investigate state-run lab that lost over 300 deadly virus samples

“The Department is taking all necessary steps to ensure that it does have the appropriate regulatory matters in place."

By Jessica BarshisDec 11, 2024

World

UN warns of new Syrian refugee crisis after Assad regime toppled by rebel group

"If the situation continues evolving (at the same) ... pace, we're expecting collectively around 1.5 million people that will be displaced and will be requiring our support."

By Hayden CunninghamDec 11, 2024

World

Northern Ireland permanently bans puberty blockers for children's sex changes

"The protection and safety of our young people must be paramount."

By Hayden CunninghamDec 11, 2024

National Security

NATALIE WINTERS: 'Chris Wray, stepping down will not make our appetite for justice dissipate'

"I would love for Chris Wray to just be able to present us a list of the good stuff that he's done, but I think he'd probably only need one sheet of paper because it's not a very long one."

By Human EventsDec 11, 2024

World

Floyd Mayweather attacked in London by mob

Mayweather has been a vocal supporter of Israel, particularly since the terrorist attack by Hamas on October 7 last year.

By Hayden CunninghamDec 11, 2024

World

BREAKING: American Christian pilgrim found in Syria after being imprisoned under Assad regime

"I came on a religious pilgrimage, I'm a Christian."

By Jessica BarshisDec 12, 2024

Opinion

CHAD SAVAGE: We should not subjugate ourselves to insurance companies

The murder of Brian Thompson was a barbaric act. Yet it also symbolizes the frustration and despair fostered by a system that denies individuals control over their own healthcare

By Chad SavageDec 12, 2024

Opinion

MIKE WACKER: The 'experts' were wrong on TikTok

These libertarians are entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts.

By Mike WackerDec 12, 2024

World

Vatican nativity scene features baby Jesus on Palestinian keffiyeh

A Palestinian official told the publication that the keffiyeh had been removed without explanation from the Vatican.

By Katie DaviscourtDec 12, 2024

World

UK to permanently ban puberty blockers for anyone under age 18

Health Secretary Streeting said the manner in which puberty blockers were administered to children with gender dysphoria was a "scandal."

By Katie DaviscourtDec 13, 2024

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: Lily Philips is desperate to please her man—even if there's 100 of them

Wanting to please is a traditionally feminine trait and in the case of Phillips, who claims to be a feminist and to be "empowered" by what she does, it is reflected entirely the wrong way.

By Libby EmmonsDec 13, 2024

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and RICH BARIS: Trump is now favored to handle 'threats to democracy'

It's now "about the weaponization of the Justice Department and also great skepticism over whether or not J6 was overblown or even a setup, Jack."

By Human EventsDec 13, 2024

Opinion

JOHN MAC GHLIONN: The truth about South Korea's deep state

South Korea’s deep state emerged from the uneasy merger of colonial remnants and new American directives.

By John Mac GhlionnDec 13, 2024

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