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Big Tech Censors Religion, Too
It’s not only politics. So far this year, religious groups and figures have been silenced by tech companies at a rate of about one a week, according to a new report from the Napa Legal Institute.
New York launched a COVID-19 digital vaccination passport that will let people attend concerts and sports games. Madison Square Garden is among the venues using it.
The new "Excelsior Pass" will let people go to weddings, sports arenas, and entertainment venues that host more people than the state's social gathering limit of 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors, New York State announced in a press release.
Sen. Scott: We Need Opportunity Society, Not Woke Supremacists
Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is ramping up criticism of far-left ideas and what he calls, the “woke supremacy” forming in the U.S.
Nolte: Whites Excluded, Illegal Aliens Qualify for Oakland’s $500 Month Payout Program
Oakland, California, Mayor Libby Schaaf (D) announced a program that offers poor minority families $500 a month. Poor white families are excluded for the sin of being white. However, illegal aliens qualify.
Georgia state Democrat arrested as GOP Gov. Kemp signs election overhaul bill into law
President Biden on Thursday called the effort to tighten election rules 'un-American' and worse than Jim Crow
Biden makes 'no apologies' at news conference for ending Trump-era migrant protocols
Biden's comments came in first presidential presser, on 65th day in office
9th Circuit Rules Americans Have No Right to Carry Guns, Either Open or Concealed
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a ruling stating Americans do not have an inherent right to carry firearms, whether it be concealed or open carry.
[EXCLUSIVE] Read the Shocking Pentagon Training Materials Targeting Conservatives in the Military
I have obtained a copy of all the materials regarding the sudden new threat of “Extremism” used for training in the United States military. Throughout the services, service members have been shocked at the Biden blitz to root out ideas and people who stand in the way of the administration’s transformative agenda.
McConnell says Dems trying to use power to help 'win elections in perpetuity' with HR1, DC statehood
McConnell also said Dems are hypocritical for considering overturning Iowa congressional race decided by six
Houston Career Criminal Accused of Killing Cop Bailed Out of Jail on $750,000 Bond
A Houston career criminal charged with the shooting death of a veteran police officer was bailed out of the Harris County Jail last week, troubling members of the community who are unhappy to see Robert Soliz leave police custody.
Twitter Won’t Say if Dehumanizing Language About Whiteness Violates Rules
Twitter failed to respond to repeated requests for comment about a tweet from the Root that compared whiteness to a disease, refusing to say if the tweet violates its policies against dehumanizing language.
Facebook page appearing to belong to Boulder shooting suspect praises Islam and laments not having a girlfriend
The suspect behind the shooting in Boulder, Colorado, appears to have a Facebook page touting his Islamic faith and his love of UFC while lamenting that he doesn’t have a girlfriend.
Twitter ‘Mistakenly’ Censors Photos of Migrant Overflow Cells
Twitter censored exclusive photos from Project Veritas showing thousands of immigrants sleeping on the floor in tight quarters at a Texas detention center, hiding the content behind a filter marked “potentially sensitive.” Twitter later reversed the censorship, calling it an error.
RINO unmasked: Gov. Noem’s transgender surrender
It is vital that the America First alternative to the Swamp Uniparty fully vet the people it supports before pushing them for bigger and better things. Kristi Noem is the latest example of the potential perils involved in a failure to do so.
Drug pricing, climate, immigration: House Dems eye ‘kitchen sink’ for next big bill
They're looking at ways to muscle through priorities using the arcane process that let the party bypass GOP votes for its Covid bill.
