Taiwan

A government-controlled news outlet threatens another country with becoming “cannon fodder.” A ruler hurls insults at another nation and demands that allies sever all ties with that nation. A government official accuses another country of bringing “nothing but death, destruction [and] tyranny to the world.” All of these appalling instances have happened recently on Twitter and gone totally…

With Thursday’s White House press briefing continuing to focus on the supply chain crisis amid rapid gains in inflation triggering price increases on basic necessities affecting all Americans, Fox’s Jacqui Heinrich blasted Press Secretary Jen Psaki over Chief of Staff Ron Klain’s “tone deaf” tweets from Wednesday agreeing with a statement that such problems are “high class issues.”

American professional wrestling star and Fast And Furious 9 actor John Cena recently got caught on Chinese social media apologizing to the Communist superpower after recognizing Taiwan as its own country. He claimed it was a “mistake.”

On Friday, President Biden held his second joint press conference and with South Korean President Moon Jae-in alongside, Biden faced questions ranging from the obvious to U.S.-South Korea ties to the newsworthy with questions about the recent fighting between Israel and Hamas to the surprising (and arguably humorous) concerning the likelihood of aliens.

Hawking his new book, liberal CNN host and plagiarist Fareed Zakaria appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe Friday morning to share his opinions about the coronavirus, but what he had to say was so insane that it was almost impossible to comprehend.

Twitter seems to allow the Chinese government to spread propaganda, and now the communist nation can apparently make brazen threats against political enemies at its leisure too. Global Times, which has been labeled by Twitter as “China state-affiliated media,” has been accused of issuing a direct threat against a Taiwanese politician via Twitter. India Today Foreign…