Human Events

Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec weighed in on the Michigan Senate race between Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Republican candidate Mike Rogers, speaking with Michigan House Majority Leader Bryan Posthumus about the stakes in the upcoming election. Posobiec was reporting from Dallas, Texas, as the GOP’s midterm convention was underway. Roger is scheduled to speak at the event as part of his campaign, bringing more national attention to the Michigan race.

President Trump spoke to reporters on the tarmac on Wednesday as he headed to Dallas to deliver the keynote speech at the Republican National Convention's midterms event and revealed that he believes the war with Iran "will end immediately after the election." "They can't hold out any longer," he went on. "They're desperate, to try and affect the election so that we could get a nice, weak group of people in there and leave them alone and let them have their nuclear weapon.

Two activists who damaged a Picasso painting at Britain's National Gallery were convicted of criminal damage but will not be facing penal punishment. The duo, Jai Halai who works for the NHS and Malachai Rosenfeld a student of politics, entered the gallery with red paint before plastering a poster of a Gazan woman and child over the painting and then pouring red paint on the floor.

A gay UK couple that traveled to the United States to manufacture and purchase a baby were met with difficulty when they tried to bring the baby home only to discover that they were required to say who the mother was. The baby's maternal side is represented by two women, an anonymous woman from whom the couple purchased an egg and a woman who they hired to gestate the child in her womb, a surrogate.

The Post Millennial Editor-in-Chief Libby Emmons appeared on Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, where they spoke about what took place in the US after the attack and how it was "squandered" by neocons, but that it was used by left-wing globalists to start a culture war about Islamophobia. Posobiec, addressing the attack, said that "we were told by our government that we need to open our doors to mass third world migration from the Middle East.

Female workers at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France on Saturday were made to hide themselves from the gaze of 93-year-old Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha, head of the Hindu Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha sect, at the sect's request. The women hid from view but on Monday they went on strike in protest and shut down the Parisian tourist attraction.

Apparently, Kenyan "gig workers" who were making their living writing essays for lazy college students are being displaced by AI. "With AI," The New York Times notes, "the work has dried up, a warning for online gig work that has been a global lifeline." The work undertaken by Kenyan college grads has been to write essays for college students in other countries who didn't want to do the work themselves.

Looking at the news from Portsmouth, UK over the weekend, it becomes clear that those who want to preserve their nation must fight their own governments to do it. Is this headed to civil war in Britain? British people, it seems, don't want more illegal migration to their little island. But their government, headed by Andy Burnham, seems intent on not only allowing it but encouraging it.

With Thursday marking one year since Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was killed at a speaking event in Utah, Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec and author Joshua Lisec dedicated Monday’s episode to “Charlie Kirk’s strategy for defeating young socialists,” coming at a time when socialist candidates have gained steam across the nation.

Hundreds of protesters arrived in Portsmouth on the coast of England as 140 migrants were let into the country off a boat that docked in Hampshire. Authorities were waiting for the migrants with all sorts of supplies, it was reported, such as tents, clothes, food, water, cleaning products and shoes. Those protesters, mostly wearing black and with their faces covered, tried to stop the migrants from being processed into the country.