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PayPal announced that it would reserve the right to take up to $2500 from people’s accounts if they ‘spread hate’ or ‘misinformation’ – meaning opinions they dislike. Read More.

Ithaca College officials removed information on an event geared toward “BIPOC [Black, Indigenous and People of Color] middle and high school students interested in a career in medicine,” just one day after being informed of a federal complaint filed against the school. Read More.

Washington, DC - Scrolling through old photos of Tulsi Gabbard on Facebook, DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison was seen wiping tears from his eyes as he said, “I just can’t quit you.” The reaction comes after Tulsi announced that she was leaving the Democratic Party in a viral video earlier this week. Read More.

Incoming students of the University of Minnesota Medical School (UMMS) recited an unusual pledge this year. Instead of the traditional "first do no harm," the class of 2026 committed to "uprooting the legacy and perpetuation of structural violence deeply embedded with the healthcare system." Read More.

The Los Angeles City Council president who stepped down from her leadership position Monday after leaked audio showed her making openly racist remarks has a history of labeling the U.S. "racist." Read More.

Los Angeles, CA - Speaking before a packed house of protesters, liberal city council member Nury Martinez struggled to be heard as she profusely apologized for her derogatory comments regarding a black person. “Listen, we already told you, we’re as woke as they come,” said Martinez as she defended herself after referring to a fellow city council member’s child as a “monkey” earlier this week. Read More.

In “Politics & The English Language,” George Orwell warns writers to avoid using dying metaphors that have lost “all evocative power.” For example, making fun of hippie liberals for getting a “degree in underwater basketweaving” is now a bit outdated. Read More.

Ever since the experimental Covid-19 ‘vaccine’ was introduced, a staggering and horrifying phenomenon has been sweeping the Western world. We have seen it happen to athletes, performers, musicians, news anchors, soldiers, high schoolers, healthcare workers, random people, politicians, and so on. Read More.

Athens, GA - Following several polls that have her trailing incumbent Governor Brian Kemp, Stacey Abrams told the press that the election had been preemptively stolen from the people of Georgia. “We haven’t seen any of the results yet, but I’m sure that in a month I will have lost due to election fraud again,” said Mrs. Abrams. Read More.

The Rowan University Black Student Union and NAACP followed through late last month with the promise to hold a town hall on racial matters, a major impetus for which was a hate crime that didn’t actually occur. Read More.

Marvel has come under criticism for producing a paid for comic book to promote Pfizer’s mRNA COVID vaccines. The comic features The Avengers characters, comparing them to “everyday heroes who fight to protect their community” by dutifully taking Pfizer vaccines and campaigning for others to do the same. Read More.

The George Washington University Elliot School of International Affairs now offers a concentration in gender, the result of a months-long advocacy by students and faculty alike. Read More.

Apparently, according to the Chinese-owned video app, which is notorious as perhaps the most censorious in existence, white lives don’t matter. Read More.

Washington, DC - Following the announcement that the president will grant mass federal marijuana pardons to some non-violent drug offenders, former tough-on-crime Vice President Kamala Harris was seen desperately attempting to change the background on her phone to a picture of Bob Marley. “Is this that Marley fellow?” Harris was heard asking an aide shortly before speaking at a Texas Democratic Party reception last week. Read More.

The Blue Angels' scheduled show in San Francisco for Fleet Week was canceled Sunday due to weather conditions, and a Democrat city council member suggested the planes not be permitted in the city's skies. Read More.