The Supreme Court of the United States ruled today that some of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are not allowed under the emergency powers law that the administration had been using to enact them. Trump called it a "disgrace."

Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the 6-3 majority that Trump’s tariffs were not covered in the language of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act passed by Congress in 1977. Trump had invoked that law to impose a series of important tariffs, including reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries, as well as drug-trafficking tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China.

I apologize to America's young people, whose dashed dreams and dim employment prospects I had laughed at, believing these to be a direct result of their voting for Obama.

On closer examination, it turns out that young voters, aged 18-29, overwhelmingly supported Romney. But only the white ones.

Girls as young as 14 are being raped and exploited by organized grooming gangs across London, an investigation based on survivor interviews and police data has found. Victims report being groomed to steal, sell drugs, and provide sex as payment for debts.

The Taliban has legalized domestic violence against women, passing a new law that says Afghan men can beat their wives so long as they break no skin or bones. In the event that a woman wishes to report that her husband has broken skin or left wounds, she would have to go in person to the authorities to show her wounds, while somehow remaining fully covered, and while accompanied by a male guardian, likely the very husband who beat her.

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.