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Proving that Republicans who are critical of former President Trump lose their usefulness on other topics, CNN’s New Day spent part of their airtime Monday huffing about New Hampshire Republican Governor Chris Sununu being outraged at President Biden for describing his entire party as “semi-fascist.” The CNN personalities in the segment downplayed Biden’s dangerous rhetoric and…

Collusion between government and Big Tech goes deeper than Joe Biden’s incompetence. The FBI reportedly responded to the revelation it pressured Facebook to censor during the 2020 election by saying that the agency “routinely” works with social media companies to target “potential threat information.”

Google-owned YouTube quietly changed its COVID-19 medical misinformation policies on masking, social distancing and COVID-19 vaccines, and social media users definitely took notice.

It’s hard to bid adieu to a “Punt God”, but the Buffalo Bills begrudgingly dredged up a conscience and booted starting punter Matt Araiza off the team. The rookie from San Diego State University was sued by a teen who claims he and two former teammates allegedly gang-raped her last year. 

ESPN’s finest social justice warriors Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark were at it with their race-baiting antics last Friday.

The indefatigable Mary Margaret Olohan of the Daily Wire published a deep dive Friday on some of the dangerous, far-left radicals outside the homes of conservative, pro-life Supreme Court justices and, not surprisingly, many of them “have ties to communist groups, Black Lives Matter, and other incendiary protest organizations.”

Only the Post gives you this kind of “news you can use.”

The networks are eagerly pushing the idea that support for abortion rights against an extreme GOP is powering a Democratic comeback in the midterms. What they aren’t telling you about is just how radical many of the Democratic Senate candidates are. For instance, Tim Ryan in Ohio supports abortion up to the day of birth. And yet this hasn’t been a story on the network newscasts. His name has…

An opinion piece from The Washington Post’s Alyssa Rosenburg claimed that female high school athletes who lose to transgendered females should learn how to accept defeat with humility instead of speaking up about the inherent unfairness that dynamic creates.

Despite having strict pro-death laws in Pennsylvania, 99 year-old Peggy Koller just celebrated the birth of her 100th great-grandchild. Koller's story is a beautiful testament to life.

Last week, The New York Times published its latest op-ed calling for the end of the Constitution of the United States. The authors, Ryan Doerfler and Samuel Moyn, teach law at Harvard and Yale respectively. They argue that the Left's progress has been stymied by constitutionalism itself. “The idea of constitutionalism,” they correctly write, “is that there needs to be some higher law…

Just over one year ago, on August 26, 2021, 11 Marines, a soldier, and a sailor were killed when a suicide bomber detonated a device at the Kabul airport in Afghanistan. The horrific incident was the culmination of Joe Biden’s disastrous pull-out of American troops. And while the month of August 2021 saw heavy network evening newscast coverage of the disaster, 409 minutes, it quickly fell off…

The Biden administration openly signaled it will continue its march against alleged “disinformation” in a report released Wednesday.

On Sunday, comedian Billy Eichner attacked Justice Clarence Thomas and "all the homophobes" on the Supreme Court while introducing a band at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards.