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World

BREAKING: Klaus Schwab out at WEF

"I have decided to step down from the position of Chair and as a member of the Board of Trustees."

By Human EventsApr 21, 2025

Opinion

DAVID KRAYDEN: Trump is all that stands between us and World War III

The flames of war are easy to ignite but difficult to extinguish.

By David KraydenApr 21, 2025

Opinion

HUMAN EVENTS: Americans voted for mass deportation—Republicans can't back down now

Republicans can't back down now.

By Human Events Editorial BoardApr 21, 2025

World

UK denies entry to French philosopher who claims western nations are replacing native populations with foreigners

The Home Office said Renaud Camus' "presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 21, 2025

Faith & Family

BREAKING: Pope Francis' cause of death determined to be cerebral stroke, heart failure

Pope Francis died at 7:35 am on Monday.

By Hannah NightingaleApr 21, 2025

Faith & Family

JACK POSOBIEC and TAYLOR MARSHALL: We need a Pope who will preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and not kowtow to the EU, UN, WHO, or Davos

“The seat is vacant. The fisherman’s ring has been broken. Pope Francis’ authority has ended. Pope Francis has passed on. Requiescat in pace,” Posobiec said.

By Human EventsApr 21, 2025

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: No, NYT, fighting against men in women’s sports is not 'fringe'—it’s women finally having their say

Why is there so much more outcry in recent years? It's because the trans delusion has become more prevalent in our culture.

By Libby EmmonsApr 22, 2025

World

Statues of Nelson Mandela, Winston Churchill, suffragette vandalized during trans rights rally protesting biological reality in UK

“Criminal damage like this, including to statues of men and women who fought for freedom and justice like Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela and Millicent Fawcett, is disgraceful.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2025

Faith & Family

Pope Francis' funeral scheduled for Saturday, conclave process to elect new pontiff to begin

The Pope, who died at 88, made his final public appearance on Easter Sunday, at St. Peter’s Square to thousands.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2025

Opinion

JOHN DUPRE: How Trump Derangement Syndrome is plunging us into destruction and chaos

Because of TDS, the truth was suppressed, and we may never know the answers to something that may have ended humanity.

By John DupreApr 22, 2025

Politics

JACK POSOBIEC and LIBBY EMMONS: Trump, Alito are right—SCOTUS has no jurisdiction over Texas deportation cases

“Where were the judges for four years? Where were the Democrats for four years saying that Biden’s breaking the law, he’s allowing a border invasion and a huge border crisis which you and I reported on this whole time… they didn’t care because they wanted this to happen, that’s the only conclusion you can come to.”

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 22, 2025

World

Gunmen kill at least 28 people in terror attack at Kashmir resort in India

Read the full story on Human Events.

By Katie DaviscourtApr 22, 2025

Faith & Family

BREAKING: WEF launched probe into Klaus Schwab on Easter Sunday—day before he stepped down as board chair

Schwab denies the allegations, which include financial fraud, ethical misconduct, and sexual harassment.

By Human EventsApr 22, 2025

World

Putin offers to halt war at current frontlines amid peace deal talks: report

Ukrainian officials are set to meet with US and European officials in London on Wednesday.

By Hannah NightingaleApr 22, 2025

World

BREAKING: Car explodes with three blasts in Moscow business district parking lot

Authorities "aren't ruling out sabotage or terrorism."

By Human EventsApr 23, 2025

Opinion

GEORGE HARIZANOV: Trump’s second term is a reckoning for the globalist left

This could've been just the run-of-the-mill textbook politics 101, but the problem, as with everything, is the hypocrisy when the Left is involved.

By George HarizanovApr 23, 2025

Opinion

DANIEL HAYWORTH: Paxton v. Cornyn is a crossroads for the GOP

The hope is that we can elect fighters like Ken Paxton who are willing to go to Washington and “fight, fight, fight” rather than “compromise, lose, and rubber stamp more aid to Ukraine.”

By Daniel HayworthApr 23, 2025

Faith & Family

Brazilian woman charged with killing ex-boyfriend's son with poisoned Easter eggs

The incident happened on April 16, when Barbosa reportedly sent the poisoned chocolate eggs to the home of Mirian Lira, the new partner of her former boyfriend.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 23, 2025

Culture

Charlie Kirk's Texas A&M campus visit draws massive crowd as American youth veers right

Each stop in the college campus series features Kirk taking on open debates with students around political and social issues.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 23, 2025

National Security

JACK POSOBIEC and WILL CHAMBERLAIN: The courts don’t get to decide when America is under invasion

"The district court doesn’t get to second-guess a president’s determination that there has been an invasion or a predatory incursion into the United States."

By Human EventsApr 23, 2025

Culture

Scottish school restores sex-segregated bathrooms after parents win court battle

The case centered on Earlston Primary School in the Scottish Borders, where only gender-neutral washrooms had been built.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 23, 2025

World

'I think we have a deal': Trump says he hopes Russia, Ukraine follow through on peace proposal

"I think we have a deal with both, I hope they do it."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 24, 2025

World

Moscow bombs Kyiv, killing at least 9, injuring dozens as peace talks hit the rocks

At least 42 people were hospitalized including six children, a Telegram post from the Kyiv City Military Administration said. It has been reported that 70 people total were injured in the strikes.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzApr 24, 2025

Opinion

SHANE CASHMAN: Cloning developments are frightening, not historic

This will eventually turn into the ethics of resurrecting people.

By Shane CashmanApr 24, 2025

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