After years of unbridled government growth—which marginalized hard-working individuals and families while vesting more power with distant, unelected bureaucrats—voters across Wyoming and our country sent a clear message in 2024: They are tired of politics as usual that usurp local control, dip deeper and deeper into our wallets, and prioritize high-minded ideology ahead of kitchen-table issues.

Just miles from a designated World Cup venue, authorities in western Mexico have uncovered more than 500 bags containing human remains in a series of clandestine graves. The discoveries are centered in and around Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco state, where at least mass 22 grave sites have been located since last year.

The Metropolitan Police in London put out an alert that "Overnight, the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square was graffitied with red paint. Officers were on scene within two minutes of being alerted shortly after 4am. A 38-yr-old man is in custody having been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage."

The United States and Israel are expected to neutralize Iran’s air defenses and missile sites before moving against broader offensive capabilities, according to Thomas B. Sauer, a military and intelligence analyst, speaking on Human Events Daily on Thursday.

If Senate Majority Leader John Thune files for cloture on the SAVE America Act, he is signaling that the impending vote in the Senate is a fraud. It’s performative.

Cloture (60 vote threshold) is not required for this special message bill sitting at the Senate desk awaiting call-up.

McDonald’s Germany is flipping the switch on its billboards for Ramada. During daylight hours, digital ads show empty burger boxes and fry cartons. When the sun sets, the food appears on screen in real time.

The campaign runs throughout the Islamic holy period and is timed to Iftar, the evening meal that breaks the daily fast. The changeover happens at the exact moment the sun dips below the horizon, synced using sunset data and local prayer times.

The head of the World Economic Forum is out. Børge Brende stepped down Thursday as president and CEO of the WEF after US Justice Department files revealed past contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Brende, who has led the Davos-based organization since 2017 and previously served as Norway’s foreign minister, announced his resignation in a

Sweden’s government on Wednesday unveiled legislation that would sharply expand the deportation of non-citizens with criminal records, declaring that offenses carrying more than a fine should, as a rule, result in removal from the country.

Maryland’s leftist state legislators have continued their attacks on ICE this week, attempting to pass even more bills aimed at interfering with law enforcement that violate federal law. The Maryland State Freedom Caucus is fighting back as Annapolis trades public safety for harboring drug syndicates, stalking, obstructing and even doxxing ICE agents.

For the first time in roughly 80 years, Lent and Ramadan overlap. This concurrence has highlighted a disparity in how public schools acknowledge and accommodate religious observance. 

As Ramadan begins, public schools across the country once again issue district-wide emails, adjust schedules, and provide accommodations designed to support Muslim students during a month of fasting and prayer. Meanwhile, Lent — a season of fasting, discipline, and spiritual reflection observed by millions of Catholic students — passes largely unacknowledged by administrations.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has said she is considering legal action against Elon Musk after the tech entrepreneur accused her of being linked to drug cartels. The dispute stems from a 2025 video in which Sheinbaum discussed cartel-related violence, prompting Musk to post that she was “saying what her cartel bosses tell her to say.”

Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec sat down with special in-studio guest and activist Tommy Robinson, who discussed the UK’s disastrous problem with Muslim rape gangs, often called “grooming gangs” in the media.

Robinson began by breaking down some figures regarding Telford, which lies northwest of Birmingham: “Take away the women and take away the children. There's a thousand Muslim men in that town. The police identified 20 percent. My investigation identified 260, so that's 26 percent. Another inquiry into Telford by a law firm identified over 300. So 20 to 30 percent of the men in that town were raping our children, and a thousand children were raped out of a 1.7 percent Muslim population.