Jessica Barshis is an editor for Human Events, a publication known for its conservative perspective. She covers a range of topics including international politics, defense, and current events. Jessica's articles often highlight conservative viewpoints and provide analysis from a right-leaning perspective.
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By: Jessica Barshis
“He’s always wanted to fight for the little guy and do the right thing.”
A FedEx Boeing 767 cargo plane landed without its front landing wheels at Istanbul Airport on Wednesday. A Turkish Transport Ministry official announced shortly after that a probe has been launched into the incident.
By: Jessica Barshis
A video posted to X appears to show an alleged foreigner who had been knocked down by locals after attempting to kidnap a child in Dublin, Ireland.
Climate rioters clashed with police when they tried to storm the Tesla factory in Germany Friday. Several people were detained, Reuters reports.
By: Jessica Barshis
Australia's Federal Court sided with Elon Musk and his platform X over the Australian government on Monday in its case regarding the censorship of the video footage from a Sydney church terror attack.
By: Jessica Barshis
Haitian gangs paraded in the streets of the chaos-stricken country over the weekend in a "show of force," per an NPR Report. The notorious gang boss of the G9 federation of gangs, former cop Jimmy Cherizier aka "Barbecue" told the outlet that he expects a lot of bloodshed once international forces arrive.
By: Jessica Barshis
He also reportedly blamed the US for Haiti’s current condition.
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico is in serious condition but is expected to survive after an assassination attempt on Wednesday, according to his deputy prime minister. A suspect was detained at the scene of the shooting, however no further details have been provided about him as of Thursday.
By: Jessica Barshis
Religious symbols have been banned from Warsaw's city hall by its mayor, marking the first Polish city to do so. Crosses will no longer be allowed to hang on walls according to a new set of documented rules, which was a common sight in state offices in Poland. Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski also included in the new rules that officials must respect same-sex couples and preferred pronouns.
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