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Thousands of NYC Police, Firefighters, City Employees Placed on Unpaid Leave Over Vaccine Refusal

Thousands of New York City police officers, firefighters and city employees have been placed on unpaid leave Monday for refusing to comply with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. According to data released by the New York City Mayor’s Office, as of last night, 22,800 municipal workers were unvaccinated. “Nine thousand people [were] placed on leave without […]

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Culture

Ice Cube Gives Cold Shoulder to Vaccine, Gives Up $9M Movie Paycheck

Ice Cube has reportedly backed out of a $9 million movie paycheck over his refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine. As reported by Fox News, the singer and actor was supposed to star alongside Jack Black in the Sony comedy “Oh Hell No,” but according to a report from the Hollywood Reporter, he decided to […]

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Economy

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Signs Bill to Give Those Fired for Vaccine Refusal Unemployment Benefits

Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill Friday that will provide unemployment benefits to anyone fired for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Reynolds, who has long opposed vaccine and mask mandates, said that “no Iowan should be forced to lose their job or livelihood over the COVID-19 vaccine,” per BizPacReview. This legislation also […]

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Faith & Family

Nationwide Walkout & Stand for Freedom Slated for November 8-11

Advocates for Citizens’ Rights, a California non-profit founded by attorney Leigh Dundas, along with Robert Kennedy Jr.’s organization Children’s Health Defense have joined other high-profile groups and individuals to promote a Nationwide Walkout & Stand for Freedom to take place November 8-11. The purpose of the voluntary work strike is to protest vaccine mandates in […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

NO STOP COPS: Philadelphia Bans Police Stops for Minor Traffic Violations

In an effort to reduce high-tension interactions between law enforcement and people of color, Philadelphia is banning police stops for minor traffic violations. Philadelphia marks the first major city to ban police stops of the sort. Mayor Jim Kenney signed the legislation Monday, two weeks after the city council voted 14 to 2 to limit […]

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Media

Tucker Carlson Hits Lindsey Graham for Demanding Murder of Jan 6th Protestors

Fox News host Tucker Carlson blasted Sen. Lindsey Graham for reportedly telling Capitol Police to shoot January 6th protesters. “On January 6, Lindsey Graham was running around the Capitol, ordering the Capitol Police to murder the protesters,” Carlson said. He was talking about comments the republican lawmaker reportedly made during the riot that were published […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

Lincoln Project Co-Founder Doubles Down on Group’s ‘White Supremacist’ Stunt

The Lincoln Project’s co-founder has doubled down on the group’s decision to stage a political stunt involving fake “white supremacists” supposedly backing Virginia’s republican candidate for governor, Glenn Youngkin. In a CNN interview with Chris Cuomo Friday, when asked if he wanted to apologize, Stuart Stevens said no. He continued to say that this is […]

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World

Elon Musk Says No Contract Has Been Signed Between Tesla & Hertz

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk said the electric car company has not yet signed a deal with Hertz, despite an announcement last month that the company was ordering 100,000 Teslas. “I’d like to emphasize that no contract has been signed yet,” Musk tweeted Monday. “Tesla has far more demand than production, therefore we will only […]

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World

Yahoo Shuts Down in China Due to ‘Increasingly Challenging’ Environment

Yahoo announced Tuesday it has shut down its services in China due to an “increasingly challenging” environment from a “business and legal” standpoint. As reported by Just the News, all Yahoo services became unavailable to anyone in China on November 1. “In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo’s suite […]

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Faith & Family

Group of Concerned Citizens Launches Petition Campaign to Defend Nation’s Defenders from Vaccine Mandate

The citizen’s rights group, Freedom of Religion-United Solutions (FOR-US) has partnered with concerned service members to tackle how the COVID-19 vaccine mandate puts the nation’s future in peril. FOR-US has drafted a letter addressed to the Congressional Armed Services Committees, to be delivered in mid-November. The letter demands the following actions: Formation of a Congressional […]

By Brent Hamachek

Politics

What You Should Know About Democrat Election Lawyer Marc Elias

Lawyer Marc Elias has been present in some of the most high-profile election cases of the past two decades, from the Senate victory of comedian Al Franken in 2008 all the way through the 2020 election. His reputation may have been the reason a spokesperson for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe suggested the campaign “try […]

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Politics

Virginia Voters Incorrectly Being Told at Polling Locations Masks Must Be Worn to Vote

The Virginia GOP said Tuesday that some voters are being incorrectly told at polling locations that masks must be worn in order to cast their vote. “There have been several reports from voters who say they were told by poll workers that they are required to wear a mask in order to vote,” the Virginia […]

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Media

To Tell the Truth: Washington Post Unable to Discern Difference Between “Conspiracy” and Healthy Skepticism

To Tell the Truth is Human Events News’ press analysis series. These stories will focus on “news” being reported by either The New York Times, The Washington Post, ABC News, NBC News, or CBS News. Despite 24-hour cable broadcasts, and an untold number of internet sources, these established, mainstream platforms continue to influence the majority of […]

By Celine Ryan Ciccio

Politics

Minneapolis Voters Reject City’s Attempt to Eliminate Police Department

Perhaps Minneapolis voters reacted on Tuesday to the frightening escalation in the city’s violence, or perhaps they read the opinion piece written by Cicely Davis on Human Events Monday. Whatever the reason, voters on Tuesday rejected the city’s attempt to eliminate their police department. The measure, included on the ballot, asked voters whether they wanted […]

By Brent Hamachek

Opinion

Not So Fast: Tuesday’s Elections Are Nothing but a Data Point – For Now

I’m sometimes accused of being a pessimist. My standard response is that I’m not a pessimist, I’m a realist, but in today’s America the two often appear indistinguishable. With that noted, I offer the following thoughts regarding Tuesday’s election results. America has awakened this Wednesday, November 3, In the year of Our Lord 2021, to […]

By Brent Hamachek

National Security

HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: Posobiec Discusses Kyle Rittenhouse Trial, NYC Firefighter Vaccine Protest, U.S. Trained Afghan Special Forces Joining ISIS & More

On Tuesday’s episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec discusses the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, the New York City firefighter vaccine protest resulting in department shutdowns, convicted murderer Rodney Reed being denied trial and more. “Human Events Daily has obtained exclusive footage, this is drone footage, and we are told that it comes from the FBI […]

By Jack Posobiec

Culture

House Republicans Introduce Resolution to Protect Free Speech & Academic Freedoms

23 House republicans introduced a resolution Wednesday to protect support of the First Amendment and free speech, as well as to protect academic freedoms for students and faculty. The resolution, led by North Carolina Rep. Greg Murphy, came after Reps. Murphy, Stefanik and Cammack hosted the first-ever Campus Free Speech Roundtable in the Capitol to […]

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Politics

DeSantis Announces Plan for New Police Unit to Pursue Election Crimes

In yet another random act of federalism from the Sunshine State, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday a plan to create a new police unit to pursue election-related crimes and wants lawmakers to enhance penalties for those who vote illegally. The announcement of the Office of Election Crimes and Security comes just after he signed a […]

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Media

Google Pursuing Contract to Work With Pentagon Again Despite Employee Concerns

Three years after employee backlash forced Google to abandon work on a Pentagon program involving artificial intelligence, the Big Tech giant is pursuing another contract to provide its technology to the military. The company’s plan to secure the contract, known as the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, could raise concerns among its employees and test the […]

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