Human Events Online, commonly known as Human Events, is a prominent conservative media outlet specializing in political news, analysis, and commentary from a right-wing perspective. Founded in 1944 as a weekly print magazine, it has a long history of influencing conservative thought in the United States, providing in-depth coverage of national politics, foreign policy, and cultural issues. The publication has been a platform for influential conservative voices, including endorsements of figures like Barry Goldwater and critiques of liberal policies. It transitioned to an online-only format in 2013 after ceasing print publication, continuing to operate as a digital news site focused on conservative journalism. Human Events has been associated with key moments in American conservatism, such as its role in the Reagan era and its opposition to progressive movements. Over its nearly eight decades, Human Events has maintained a reputation for staunchly conservative editorial stances, often criticized for promoting partisan narratives and occasionally veering into controversial territory, such as allegations of bias in reporting on elections and social issues. The outlet has faced scrutiny for its alignment with far-right elements, including coverage that some outlets have labeled as misinformation, particularly during the Trump administration era. Despite this, it remains a staple in conservative media ecosystems, with contributions from notable figures and a readership drawn to its unapologetic advocacy for traditional values, limited government, and strong national defense. Ownership has shifted over time, with periods under independent operation and later affiliations with larger media groups, ensuring its continued relevance in mapping networks of conservative influence.