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New Mexico DA Says ‘Rust’ Shooting Could Result in Criminal Charges

The shooting on the set of “Rust” that left one dead and one injured could result in criminal charges, according to a New Mexico district attorney. Mary Carmack-Altwies of the state’s first district said that authorities “haven’t ruled out anything” when it comes to the future of the case, per Fox News. As previously reported […]

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National Security

ISIS-K, Al Qaeda Could have Capability to Attack U.S. in 6 Months

According to a senior Pentagon official, terrorist groups in Afghanistan could be able to – and plan to – attack the U.S. in as little as six months under certain circumstances. Colin Kahl, the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday regarding the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, per the […]

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Faith & Family

Unite the Light Launches the Liberty Lantern’s 50 State Trek Across America

As previously announced on Human Events, the Liberty Lantern left on its nationwide journey this past Sunday from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Under the banner of Unite the Light, the Liberty Lantern will travel across all fifty states between now and its return to New Hampshire, scheduled for Christmas Eve. The first stop was in Boston […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

Garland Clenches Onto Justice Department Memo Despite School Board Apology

Despite the National School Boards Association apologizing for the letter that sparked the fire, Attorney General Merrick Garland stood strong on his memo to Justice Department employees addressing a federal response to violence and intimidation of school board officials. Garland told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that the apology letter had no bearing on […]

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Culture

Charlie Kirk’s Message of Non-Violence Greeted by ANTIFA Threats, Oregon TPUSA Event Cancelled

A hotel in Oregon cancelled its hosting of Charlie Kirk’s Exposing Critical Racism Tour Wednesday after receiving alleged threats of violence from ANTIFA. The event was set to take place at the Holiday Inn Express Eugene Springfield, but the venue cancelled the reservation via email hours before it was set to take place. “After careful […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

DISSIDENTS DESK: Hamachek, Olson Discuss Senate Run, Arizona and the Supply Chain Crisis

U.S. Senate candidate and former Turning Point USA CFO Justin Olson sits down with Brent Hamachek to discuss his run for higher office, what’s going on in the once red state of Arizona, and the current supply chain crisis. “I’m running for the United States Senate because I’m very concerned about the direction that our […]

By Ian Cheong

Economy

In and Out Out? Florida Appeals to Chain to Relocate After Socialist Shutdown

After several locations were shut down by California officials, Florida is cooking up a way to get In-N-Out Burger to relocate to the sunshine state. Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis appealed to In-N-Out CEO Lunsi Snyder to move, arguing that Florida has a better business climate: no personal income tax, low corporate taxes and […]

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Economy

U.S. Economy Slowed Dramatically in Third Quarter

The U.S. economy grew by 2 percent in the third quarter, with the Delta variant and supply chain crisis hurting gains. The pace marked a sharp decrease from the gains seen earlier in the year. The GDP soared at a 6.3 percent rate in the first quarter and 6.7 percent in the second quarter with […]

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Politics

Biden Releases Framework on $1.7T Climate, Social Spending Package

Joe Biden released a new framework on the democrats’ whopping $1.75 trillion climate and social-spending package Thursday seeking to garner support from congressional democrats. Senior administration officials pitched the plan as a step forward on expanding early childhood education and healthcare coverage and fighting climate change, per the Wall Street Journal. Biden spoke to House […]

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National Security

Leading Intelligence Agencies Produced Detailed Reports on Afghanistan, None Predicted Kabul’s Brisk Collapse

Leading U.S. intelligence agencies failed to predict the brisk collapse of Kabul to the Taliban prior to the final withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, instead providing assessments of the power of the Afghan military and government. The nearly two dozen assessments from four different agencies tracked Taliban advances beginning in spring of 2020 through […]

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Politics

County Sheriff in Wisconsin Reveals Evidence of Election Law Felony Violations

Christopher Schmaling, the sheriff of Racine County, Wisconsin, revealed Thursday the results of an investigation into possible election law violations during the 2020 election. As reported by Just the News, the sheriff’s office received a complaint from a relative of a nursing home resident who died in October of 2020. The individual suffered from severe […]

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Media

Facebook to Undergo Rebrand as ‘Meta’ with Focus on ‘Metaverse’

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg said the company will change its name to Meta in efforts to reflect growth opportunities beyond its social-media platform. “Over time I hope our company will be seen as a metaverse company,” Zuckerberg said Thursday. He revealed the new name for the company, which also includes Instagram, WhatsApp and other products, per […]

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Politics

White House Pushes ‘Life of Linda’ Narrative to Promote Build Back Better Agenda

The White House is using a new tactic to promote the proposed Build Back Better Agenda: manipulation. A new series of images tell the “life of Linda” story, one of a pregnant working mother who receives a monthly check from the government to help her provide for her son once he’s born and pay for […]

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Media

Andrew Cuomo Faces Misdemeanor Sex Crime Complaint

The Albany County Sheriff’s Office filed a criminal complaint Thursday against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, alleging that he forcefully touched a former executive assistant. According to Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple, investigators filed the misdemeanor charge in Albany City Court and a summons was issued to Cuomo. The Sheriff’s office has been investigating […]

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World

CHA-CHING! Mark Meadows Says He’d Put ‘All His Money’ on Trump Running in 2024

Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said he’d put all his money on Trump running for president in 2024. During an interview with SiriusXM’s The Wilkow Majority, Meadows, who talks to Trump multiple times throughout the week, added: “if I were a betting man, I would tell you to loan me all your money. I […]

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Politics

Florida Sues Biden Administration Over Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis filed a lawsuit Thursday over the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors. As reported by Just the News, the Biden administration is requiring all federal contractors to provide proof of vaccination by December 8 or get fired. Florida’s lawsuit requests a federal judge issue a national preliminary injunction to prevent […]

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Opinion

Virginia – A Republican Road Map to Win Back the Suburbs

It is rare that a gubernatorial race captures the attention of the nation the way that the Virginia’s Governor’s race has over the last few weeks. It is not without reason. The race in Virginia is the political perfect storm. It is an off-year election in the first year of a new President’s term. It […]

By Chris Barron

Politics

Illinois Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger Won’t Seek Reelection

Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois announced Friday that after 12 years in office, he will not seek reelection next year. Kinzinger, an outspoken critic of President Trump, made the announcement in a video, saying he was told by supporters back in 2010 to “be [his] own man and never ‘do what they tell you to […]

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Politics

#MeGovernor…Letitia James Seeks to Replace NY Governor She Helped Force Out

New York attorney general Letitia James, who oversaw the investigation into former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s sexual assault allegations, announced her candidacy for governor Friday. Now, James will be up against Gov. Kathy Hochul in what is set up to be an extremely competitive primary shaped by ideology, race and region. Her announcement comes just a […]

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Faith & Family

It’s a Brave New World: FDA Approves Pfizer Vaccine for Little Kids

The FDA authorized the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 on Friday, making it the first COVID-19 vaccine available to 28 million children in the U.S. Children will now be able to receive one-third of the adult dose, with two injections three weeks apart. If the CDC signs off, which is expected, they […]

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Opinion

SYNDICATED: The Chinese Communist Party’s Persecution of Christians

Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter’s recent criticism of the Chinese Communist Party’s genocide against Uyghurs and persecution of the Tibetan people shone a critical spotlight on communist China’s human rights and religious freedom abuses. Considering the backlash that was faced by Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey after voicing support for the Hong Kong protesters […]

By Callista L. Gingrich

World

DISSIDENTS DESK: Hamachek, Amy Kremer Discuss Recent Subpoena by January 6th Committee, Political Motivation and Attacks

On this week’s episode of Human’s Making News: The Dissident’s Desk, Brent Hamachek and Amy Kremer of Women For America First discuss the recent subpoena served on her by the January 6th House Inquisition Committee. Kremer discusses her motivation to get politically involved dating back to the beginning of the Tea Party movement all the […]

By Ian Cheong

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