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Garland Denies Knowing About Highly Publicized Virginia School Rape During Hearing: Here are the Main Takeaways

Attorney General Merrick Garland denied Thursday knowing about the Northern Virginia school rape and suggested he called for federal investigations of parents without independently confirming a spike in threats made to school boards and teachers. During the hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, republican lawmakers questioned Garland over his call on the FBI and Justice […]

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Media

Google Charges More Than Double Its Rivals in Ad Deals, Wins 80% Of Its Own Auctions

According to a newly unredacted lawsuit by state attorneys general, Google takes a 22 to 42 percent cut of U.S. ad spending that goes through its systems, highlighting how the big tech honcho profits from its monopoly over the internet economy. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the share the Alphabet Inc. subsidiary takes […]

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Culture

Indiana Invites Chicago Cops Facing Vaccine Mandate to Switch Departments

Officials in Indiana are attempting to recruit Chicago police officers ready to quit their jobs over the vaccine mandate. As of last week, all Chicago police officers are required to provide proof of vaccination or succumb to testing twice a week, Just the News reports. “I want to make sure that our officers who are […]

By Human Events

Politics

Supreme Court Refuses to Block Texas Abortion Law (Again)

The Supreme Court once again refused to immediately block the Texas abortion law Friday. The justices agreed to speed up their consideration of appeals from the Justice Department and abortion providers, scheduling arguments for November 1, the New York Times reports. Only one justice filed a dissent: Justice Sonia Sotomayor. “For the second time, the […]

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World

Russia Launches Another Cybersurveillance Campaign Targeting U.S. Computer Networks

Russia’s premier intelligence agency has launched yet another cybersurveillance campaign, targeting U.S. government, corporate and think-tank computer networks. The new effort is “very large, and it is ongoing,” according to top Microsoft security officer Tom Burt. The move comes just after Biden imposed sanctions on Moscow in response to a series of spy operations it […]

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Media

True the Vote Sends Document Preservation Letter to Georgia Gov. Kemp After GBI Leaks Confidential Election Materials to Media

Election integrity watchdog True the Vote sent a document preservation letter to Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Friday after the Georgia Bureau of Investigation released sensitive election materials to the media, as reported by Michael Patrick Leahy on Breitbart. Indeed, Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director D. Victor Reynolds released a letter he sent to Georgia Republican […]

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Economy

National School Boards Association Owes $20 Million to the IRS

The National School Boards Association, the group that compared parent activism to “domestic terrorism,” owes nearly $20 million to the IRS, according to tax forms. Most of the debt comes from “accrued pension liability,” as disclosed by the National School Boards Asociation’s 2017 and 2018 Form 990 filings. The 2019 form, which is the most […]

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Politics

DeSantis to Give Cash Bonus to Police Officers Who Relocate to Florida

In yet another random act of federalism, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis plans to sign legislation during an upcoming special session that will give a $5,000 bonus to law enforcement officers who relocate to the state of Florida. “In Florida, not only are we going to want to protect the law enforcement and all the jobs, […]

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Faith & Family

Moderna Says Low Dose COVID-19 Vaccine is Safe, Works for Children 6 to 11

Moderna announced Monday that a low dose of its COVID-19 vaccine is safe and appears to work for children ages 6 to 11, joining Pfizer in moving to expand eligibility to children. Moderna hasn’t yet received authorization to offer its vaccine to teens, but is studying lower doses in younger children as it waits, Fox […]

By Human Events

National Security

Department of Homeland Security to Spend $500k for Border Fence Around Biden’s Delaware Digs

Instead of securing the border, the Department of Homeland Security will spend nearly half a million dollars building a security fence around Joe Biden’s Delaware beach property. As reported by Just the News, a contract at USASPENDING.gov stipulates the “purchase and installation of security fencing” at Biden’s beach house in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. The total […]

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Media

CVS, Walgreens Offering Booster Shots to Moderna, J&J Recipients

CVS and Walgreens are offering more COVID-19 boosters to those eligible after regulators signed off on extending the shots to Moderna or J&J recipients. Certain people who received the Pfizer vaccine are eligible for boosters – those over the age of 65, as well as high risk individuals. Now, the CDC says certain Moderna and […]

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National Security

HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: Posobiec Discusses Biden’s Call for Police, Military Vaccine Refusers to be Fired, Alec Baldwin Shooting & More

On Friday’s episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec discusses the fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin, Joe Biden’s call for police and military who refuse the vaccine to be fired, Congressman Massie’s grilling of Attorney General Merrick Garland and more. “First of all, he’s a complete empty suit,” Posobiec said of Biden. “All he’s done […]

By Jack Posobiec

Faith & Family

Illinois Nurses Win Temporary Restraining Order Against Vaccine Mandate

A judge in Illinois granted a temporary restraining order to nurses who sued Riverside Healthcare over the hospital’s vaccine mandate. On October 13, six nurses sued Riverside Healthcare claiming the Health Care Right of Conscience Act gives them the right to refuse the vaccine. The nurses were denied religious exemption and were told if they […]

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Media

TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube to Testify Before Congress Over Impacts on Teens & Children

Three of the most popular social media platforms among children and teens – TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube – will testify before Congress in a hearing Tuesday over their harmful impacts. The Big Tech Honchos will testify before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Data Security in a hearing […]

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Culture

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Bill Banning Biological Males from Competing on Girls Sports Teams

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill Monday banning biological boys from competing on girls’ sports teams, seeking to ensure fairness in female sports. The legislation prohibits transgender athletes from playing on public school teams that align with their gender identity, as opposed to their biological sex, the Daily Caller reports. The law will take […]

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Culture

BIDEN BOOGIE: ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Anti-Biden Songs Top iTunes Chart

Landing among artists like Adele and Ed Sheeran on the iTunes chart are two anti-Biden hip hop songs that have taken the music world by storm. Both songs, number 1 and number 3, are titled “Let’s Go Brandon,” a phrase that has become a popular way to say “f*ck Joe Biden” after an NBC sports […]

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Politics

Misfit Manchin Says He Doesn’t Know Where He Belongs

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, known for often taking the road less traveled when it comes to voting with his party, said Tuesday that “it would be much easier” to be a republican, but he’s not planning to make the switch at this time. Manchin said people have approached him “every day” about changing parties. […]

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Culture

Loudoun County Students Walk Out in Protest of Alleged Sexual Assault Cover-Up

Students at several Loudoun County, Virginia high schools walked out in support of recent sexual assault victims, claiming the county intentionally covered up the crimes. The walkout took place at Broad Run High School, the school where an alleged attacker was transferred after he was charged with inappropriately harassing a female student in the bathroom, […]

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Culture

Missouri Withdraws from National School Boards Association

The Missouri School Boards Association withdrew its membership from the National School Boards Association this week after the group “demonstrated it does not currently align” with the state’s “guiding principles of local governance.” “We also believe that no school board or member or educator should ever have to endure threats of violence or acts of […]

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Faith & Family

FDA Advisers Back Pfizer Vaccine for Children Age 5 to 11

Experts advising the FDA recommended the agency authorize the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children between the ages of 5 and 11. The panel of vaccine experts voted 17 to 0 with one abstention, concluding the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks, the Wall Street Journal reports. The recommendation will likely lead to an expansion […]

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Media

DISSIDENTS DESK: Hamachek, Bettina Viviano Discuss Her Side of the Herschel Walker Senate Campaign Fundraiser Cancellation

On Wednesday’s episode of Human’s Making News: The Dissident’s Desk, Brent Hamachek and Hollywood producer turned conservative activist Bettina Viviano Langlais discuss her recent experience being attacked by cancel culture on social media. Viviano tells her side of the story and clears the air over what took place leading up to the cancellation of a […]

By Ian Cheong

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