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WATCH: Kassam Tells Fox ‘Listen to Hughes on Facebook Tyranny’

Global Editor-in-Chief of Human Events Raheem Kassam appeared on Fox New’s Ingraham Angle to speak with host Laura Ingraham and fellow guest Molly Hemingway about remarks made by Facebook’s co-founder Chris Hughes. Kassam says Hughes’s call to break up the tech monopoly should be taken with great weight, as Hughes is not only a leftist […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Postcard from India

Family retains its place at the center of concentric circles of community and society. That’s something to remember as American society, like India’s, undergoes seismic changes if not seismic elections.

By Curtis Ellis

Opinion

LISTEN: Chamberlain, Kassam, Harris-Quinney Talk Shapiro, Farage, Tech, Monopolies, and More!

Human Events chiefs Raheem Kassam and Will Chamberlain are joined by Bow Group chairman Benjamin Harris-Quinney, alongside “callers” from all around the world in this latest Sunday is for Subs Discord Chat. Remember to share it with friends and let them know to become Human Events members, today. [memberful_sign_in_link]Sign in to your account.[/memberful_sign_in_link]

By Ian Cheong

World

Leftist Gamers Freak Out As Nintendo Announces Tel Aviv Store

Nintendo recently announced plans to open a new retail store in Tel Aviv, Israel at one of the nation's largest malls. Israeli gamers were ecstatic, but the woke boys at ResetEra took so much offense from Nintendo’s effort that site moderators had to lock down the thread.

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Sir Roger Scruton: ‘Get Rid of Universities Altogether’

“It sounds as though we have [lost complete control of universities],” conservative philosopher Sir Roger Scruton told the Europe at a Crossroads conference today in London. Sir Roger – who was recently fired from Britain’s Conservative Party-led government for the crime of being an actual conservative – made comments almost identical to those made by […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Orban: Not Far Right, Just Right.

The U.S. media portrays Hungary's Prime Minister as a far right bogeyman. So who is Viktor Orban and why do Hungarians keep electing him?

By Christopher Caldwell

Opinion

No Country for Conservative Inc As The Left Comes for Us All

For those of us who truly wish to preserve some semblance of traditional Western civilization, there’s no Benedict option. There’s no riding the tiger. The modernists’ knives are out and they’re coming for us all.

By Edmund Kozak

Opinion

Crush Chinese Labs to Smash Opioid Crisis.

Great progress has been made to end the opioid crisis at the pharmacy and it’s time to provide law enforcement the resources to rein in the criminal activity that controls this latest iteration of the opioid crisis.

By John Ligato

Opinion

‘I Guess I’ll Never Be The Face of Chips Ahoy!’

“Chips Ahoy!” Mediaite pridefully writes, “has emerged as an unlikely culture war champion,” and goes on to mock me and others he accuses of a “reactionary backlash.”

By David Reaboi

Opinion

The ‘Equality Act’ is a Danger to American Women.

Stop the silence and reject the extreme and dangerous mandates of the so-called “Equality Act.” Congress, do your job. Pass laws that protect women and girls, not endanger us.

By Doreen Denny

World

Bannon: ‘Trump’s doing a Tremendous Job’ on China

Former White House Chief Strategist and CEO of the 2016 Trump Campaign Stephen K. Bannon talked with guest host and Global Editor-in-Chief of Human Events Raheem Kassam on the ‘Buck Sexton Show’ May 14th about China and President Trump’s policy in regards to China. As pointed out by Kassam, Bannon has been discussing China for […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Bannon: ‘We Might be Talking About Prime Minister Nigel Farage’

Former White House Chief Strategist and CEO of the 2016 Trump Campaign Stephen K. Bannon talked with guest host and Global Editor-in-Chief of Human Events Raheem Kassam on the ‘Buck Sexton Show’ May 14th about Nigel Farage, his Brexit Party, and the upcoming EU Parliamentary elections. Bannon commented on Farage and his team putting the […]

By Ian Cheong

Media

White House Creates Online Portal For Reporting Social Media Censorship

This afternoon, the White House launched a new online portal that will allow users who have been banned or suspended from social media platforms to share their stories with the White House. The portal, called the “Tech Bias Story Sharing Tool,“asks users if any social media platform – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, or any other […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Restoring Faith. One Person at a Time.

For many people of faith, and particularly Christians, the Easter Sunday attacks on the Catholic Church congregations in Sri Lanka, following the traumatic fire at Notre Dame earlier that week, marked a new low in our relationship with the secular world around us. …the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka, following the traumatic fire at […]

By Stephen Auth

World

Kristol’s ‘Conservatives’ Ding Human Events: ‘Trumpism Is Utterly Incoherent’

Former Weekly Standard writer-turned-Bulwark blog’s “editor-in-chief” Charlie Sykes took to the pages of the establishment Politico magazine to brand Human Events leaders Will Chamberlain and Raheem Kassam as “woolly conspiracy mongers”. Sykes joins National Review‘s David French in the article entitled “Reagan’s Favorite Rag Gets a Trump-era Makeover”, pouring scorn over the Human Events team, […]

By Ian Cheong

Media

Three Steps Trump Should Take NOW to Tackle Big Tech

The “conservative” response to Big Tech censorship has largely been relegated to two thought-terminating lanes: “President Trump, just FIX IT already!” or “That’s capitalism, baby!” Both real legal constraints and political considerations — imposed on President Trump by allies who are understandably reluctant to embrace the most aggressive executive branch solutions — limit his maneuverability. Meanwhile, “free market” absolutists refuse […]

By Walter Smith

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