Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has been attacked more dishonestly, more often than any current Republican officeholder in the country over the last year, and it’s not particularly close.

MLB’s decision to pull all-star game out of Atlanta, a visit from the Easter Bunny and a pastor who tosses COVID cops out of his church.

In a Supreme Court decision Monday, Justice Clarence Thomas suggested that social media companies should be regulated, calling them “common carriers” and “places of public accommodation.”

The media ‘are hellbent on dividing us for cheap views and clicks. 60 Minutes should be ashamed,’ the Democratic mayor of Palm Beach told NR.

YouTube announced Tuesday it is experimenting with removing the “dislike” count on posts. The company said in a statement that in response “to creator feedback around well-being and targeted dislike campaigns, we’re testing a few new designs that don’t show the public dislike count.”

President Joe Biden and other Democrats, without offering evidence, equate Georgia’s new election law with the Jim Crow era, while many media outlets obligingly repeat Democratic talking points about it.

For years I have pointed to media bias on the right and on the left, calling for equal weights and measures. And, as a Trump voter, I was also a Source: Is There No Introspection Among Left-Leaning Journalists? by Michael Brown

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld once noted: “If history has taught anything, it’s that weakness is provocative. It entices people into doing things that they otherwise would not do.”

In 2017 we filed a federal lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center for defamation. We’re disappointed to report that one federal judge has dismissed our case–but this is by no means the end of this battle. Dr. Frank Wright sat down with our attorney and board member, David Gibbs III to discuss next steps.

Parler had been actively working with the FBI, sending them screenshots of posts calling for organized violence at the Capitol, the platform said Thursday.