On Thursday’s Human Events Daily, guest Kenny Cody highlighted President Trump’s focus on diplomacy and measured foreign policy, tying it to the day’s historic international developments. Cody told guest-host Kevin Posobiec, “Well, it's what

On Thursday, aboard Air Force One, Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec asked President Donald Trump which countries he most wants to see join the new international Board of Peace.

Posobiec’s question came the same day Trump convened the Board’s inaugural meeting in Washington, DC where he announced that the United States would commit $10 billion toward stabilizing war-torn regions and promoting global security.

There has been another deadly shooting by a trans-identified male, this time in Rhode Island, resulting in three deaths, including the gunman. Less than a week earlier, nine people were killed in Canada by a male shooter who identified as female. The perpetrators shot at family members and strangers in cold blood before taking their own lives. These incidents follow a disturbing pattern of shooters that includes Audrey Hale in Nashville in 2023, Robert/Robin Westman in Minneapolis in 2025, the alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk in Utah, Tyler James Robinson, who reportedly had a trans/furry partner, and so many others in recent years.

The mayor of Lyon has formally asked state authorities to block a planned memorial march for Quentin Deranque, citing what he called a “real risk of violent unrest.” The demonstration, scheduled for Saturday, is now in limbo, reports Lyon Mag.

At Thursday's inaugural Board of Peace meeting, President Donald Trump announced that the US would be commiting $10 billion towards the board. At the same time, an American-supported Palestinian governing body tasked with taking control of Gaza has opened applications for a new police force, drawing about 2,000 applicants within the first hours, officials

I didn’t want to let the latest cockamamie Fed idea for “sterilized” bond buying pass without a comment. A Wall Street Journal story explained that somehow the Fed will buy more long-term bonds, print new money, and then borrow the money back so it doesn’t cause inflation. It’s all a lot of hooey. Typical Fed tinkering. It can’t seem to help itself. The dollar has already fallen about 1 percent since this story broke. Gold has jumped.

UPDATE: After being arrested in connection to accusations linked to Jeffrey Epstein related to "suspicion of misconduct while in public office," former Prince Andrew was released. 

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The Vatican has reportedly declined President Donald Trump’s invitation for Pope Leo XIV to take part in the newly formed Board of Peace, citing concerns about the body’s structure and role on the international stage.

On Ash Wednesday's edition of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec opened the program with an update on escalating talk of possible US military action against Iran, citing reporting and insider commentary. Posobiec mentioned an Axios report and White House sources suggesting the administration is moving closer to a direct strike.

A Transport for London ad has been pulled after the UK’s advertising watchdog claimed it reinforced a negative stereotype about black teenagers.

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled that a Facebook video from TfL’s “Act Like a Friend” campaign “featured a harmful stereotype, was irresponsible and likely to cause serious offence.” The regulator said the clip, when viewed on its own, portrayed a black teenage boy as the sole aggressor in a harassment scenario involving a white girl on a bus, reports BBC.