Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial and Human Events. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post, The Federalist and others. X: @libbyemmons
Jussie Smollett 'hate hoax' trial set to begin in Chicago
The trial comes three years after the January 2019 incident, in which Smollett claimed to have been attacked by racist, Trump supporters in Chicago.
Canadian professor who falsely claimed to be Indigenous loses her job
Carrie Bourassa has claimed to be Indigenous for her entire career. An investigation showed that she is a descendant of Russians, Poles, and Czechoslovakians.
California's new educational guidelines say math is racist
The "color-blind" approach, they write, "allows such systemic inequities to continue."
'SHUT UP, WESLEY': Star Trek's Wil Wheaton smears Rittenhouse judge as 'racist'
"Shoutout to Judge Schroeder," Wheaton said, "who got the result he worked so hard to ensure. His racist little white nationalist heart must be full of joy today."
GoFundMe takes down fundraiser for Waukesha massacre suspect Darrell Brooks
While many were horrified that he was offered bail at all, those who launched the fundraiser claimed that bail sum indicated that Brooks himself was a victim of a "racist" justice system.
WATCH: MSNBC calls Waukesha massacre an 'accident'
Clint Watts called it an accident despite the fact that witnesses said the driver stopped, then sped through the crowd, sending people flying in all directors in an act of complete mayhem.
WATCH: MSNBC calls Waukesha massacre an 'accident'
Clint Watts called it an accident despite the fact that witnesses said the driver stopped, then sped through the crowd, sending people flying in all directors in an act of complete mayhem.
Non-citizens likely to gain voting rights in New York City
The City Council is moving to pass a bill in December to give the vote to 800,000 New Yorkers who are not US citizens.
De Blasio wants New Yorkers to show vaccine passports to ride the subway
De Blasio took to Twitter on Tuesday to tell New Yorkers that were it up to him, no one would be able to ride the subway without giving evidence of their vaccination status.
De Blasio wants New Yorkers to show vaccine passports to ride the subway
De Blasio took to Twitter on Tuesday to tell New Yorkers that were it up to him, no one would be able to ride the subway without giving evidence of their vaccination status.
BREAKING: Waukesha massacre suspect makes first court appearance; bail set at $5 million
Each charge of first degree intentional homicide is classified as a Class A felony, which could carry sentences of life in prison each. The Court Commissioner stated that he saw probable cause for each of these charges.
WATCH: White House doubles down on Biden's defamation of Kyle Rittenhouse
The White House refused to apologize for linking the young man to white supremacy and extremist groups, even though his trial showed that these accusations were false.
WATCH: White House doubles down on Biden's defamation of Kyle Rittenhouse
The White House refused to apologize for linking the young man to white supremacy and extremist groups, even though his trial showed that these accusations were false.
WATCH: Jack Posobiec calls out America's 'rock bottom' far-left turn
On Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec, who advocates for people to "get out of cities," detailed the effect of the combination of the massive crime wave in American cities and the Covid restrictions.
Darrell Brooks to appear in court on Tuesday to face charges of intentional homicide after Waukesha massacre
That court appearance will be on Tuesday at 4 pm CT. Brooks was arrested for driving his car into a Christmas parade, killing five people and injuring nearly 50, 18 of whom were children.