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World

Russia asks for Ukraine to hold new elections as part of proposed peace plan

Ukraine has balked at not being part of these talks.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 18, 2025

World

Hamas to send back bodies of Shiri Bibas, her two dead babies, captured during Oct 7 massacre: report

On Thursday, four bodies will be handed over by Hamas, the terrorist organization's leader in Gaza, Khalil Al Hayya, said.

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 18, 2025

Opinion

DONALD TRUMP JR: Elbridge Colby understands America First foreign policy—confirm him

This is a crucial test. We cannot fail. Colby must be confirmed.

By Donald Trump Jr.Feb 18, 2025

Opinion

AUSTIN PETERSEN: Will the Supreme Court squish Trump's DOGE?

The left already has its strategy. Tie up Trump’s cuts in endless litigation, force the Court to rule on them, and hope that Barrett or Kavanaugh flinch.

By Austin PetersenFeb 18, 2025

World

JACK POSOBIEC: Zelensky's cold feet on peace deal could be due to Russian demands for election

"The Trump peace talks have begun, it’s the art of the peace deal."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 18, 2025

Faith & Family

Pope Francis hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia

Pope Francis is reportedly in good spirits and in stable condition.

By Human EventsFeb 18, 2025

World

Zelenskyy angry at being left out of US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia

"We want it to be fair and that no one decides anything behind our backs."

By Thomas StevensonFeb 18, 2025

World

Mexico threatens Google with legal action over use of 'Gulf of America'

“If necessary, we will file a civil suit."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 18, 2025

Politics

BREAKING: Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro charged for alleged 2022 coup plot

Bolsonaro is among the 34 people facing charges, including attempted violent abolition of the democratic rule of law.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 19, 2025

Opinion

ALEXANDER OAKES: We don't need turds in the MAGA punch bowl

Looking at you Mitch McConnell and the other “old guard” rinos trying to hold up Trumps agenda.

By Alexander OakesFeb 19, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Bring on the 'army of Europe'—if you can

Europe is basically acting like the equivalent of a sulky teenager stomping her feet and threatening to run away to the circus before slamming her door and blasting Linkin Park (or whatever Gen Alpha listens to these days).

By Human Events Editorial BoardFeb 19, 2025

World

Hamas returns bodies of children, mother, peace activist to Israel as Palestinian onlookers cheer their deaths

Palestinians brought their children to watch the return of the bodies of four murdered Israeli hostages.

By Ari HoffmanFeb 20, 2025

Opinion

GEORGE HARIZANOV: As a Bulgarian, I appreciated VP Vance's stern wakeup call to Europe

While the European Commission criticizes Hungary and Bulgaria for taking a tough stance on illegal migration, our countries have successfully prevented the social unrest and rising crime seen in Western European capitals.

By George HarizanovFeb 20, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: The Nazis did not 'weaponize' free speech, Margaret, they banned it

The greatest purveyors of “bad information” are governments because they love to lie about their achievements and hide their mistakes.

By David KraydenFeb 20, 2025

World

South African musician calls white South Africans ‘inferior,’ ‘wild dogs’ in viral clip

“White people are just below human beings, you are negotiating with an animal, a wild dog.”

By Human EventsFeb 20, 2025

World

UK prepared to send fighter jets to ‘police’ Ukraine’s skies if peace agreement is reached: report

The proposal aims to provide security assistance to Ukraine without committing a significant number of ground troops.

By Hayden CunninghamFeb 20, 2025

National Security

BREAKING: Three buses bombed in Tel-Aviv suburb in 'suspected terror attack'

There were no casualties in the explosions.

By Human EventsFeb 20, 2025

World

Remains of murdered hostage Shiri Bibas not returned by Hamas

"During the identification process, it was determined that the additional body received is not that of Shiri Bibas, and no match was found for any other hostage. This is an anonymous, unidentified body."

By Ari HoffmanFeb 21, 2025

Faith & Family

70 Christians beheaded by Islamic terrorists in a church in Democratic Republic of Congo

“This recent massacre, where 70 Christians lost their lives, is not an isolated incident but part of a grim tapestry of violence that has claimed over 6 million lives in the DRC over two decades of on-and-off war.”

By Human EventsFeb 21, 2025

Faith & Family

Romanian migrant who set fire to Dublin church destroying ancient relics sentenced to 6 years in prison

The court was informed that Topiter has a prior conviction for arson in Northern Ireland, where he caused €300,000 in damages to a building,

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzFeb 21, 2025

Opinion

REMILIA REVIEWS: 'Paddington in Peru's' backhanded acknowledgment that the West is Best

They are candidly revealing what they feel British culture already is: A melting pot of identity and outsider acceptance beyond any historic ethnic precedent.

By Michael DragovicFeb 21, 2025

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC to CPAC: 'World War III has been canceled'

"To the warmongers of the war machine. Guess what? Your war machine is riding to a halt, the wars will end, and peace will break out across the world."

By Human EventsFeb 21, 2025

Opinion

VANESSA BATTAGLIA: An ode to air traffic controllers—but not the FAA

The FAA did not respect the controllers or the engineers trying to serve them. But it didn’t have to be this way.

By Vanessa BattagliaFeb 22, 2025

World

Apple terminates data protection for UK users following government demands

Several US lawmakers described the change as an "unprecedented" threat to US national security and asked National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard to intervene.

By Katie DaviscourtFeb 22, 2025

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