Mike Lindell, the My Pillow guy, has been working on a new social-media platform for four years to compete with Twitter and Facebook. He said in an interview on Friday on Charlie Kirk’s podcast, “people will be able to talk and not walk on eggshells.”
Milo Yiannopoulos, the gay man whose conservative messaging and willingness to speak the truth sparked riots on university campuses may well trigger more outrage now that he describes himself as “Ex-Gay” and “sodomy free,” and is leading a daily consecration to St. Joseph online.
The term “Blue Anon” is used by conservatives to describe left-wing conspiracists, and is a play-off of the right-wing conspiracist group name, “QAnon,” of which members were involved in the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6, Newsweek reported.
“As of March 9, HuffPost Canada will no longer be publishing content. Existing content will be maintained as an online archive,” a statement on their website read.
I never thought much of Kayleigh before she joined the White House, but she really became a rock star with how she handled the job of press secretary during the final year of the Trump administration and I’m sure she’ll do great on Fox News with her newfound celebrity.
Bluefield College, a small Baptist liberal arts school nestled in the Appalachian mountains in Bluefield, Virginia doesn’t seem to be a likely place to make national news. But when players on the men’s basketball team took a knee during the playing of the national anthem — after being warned several times it was against school policy — the school president promptly suspended the players and forfeited a game.
The iconic, award-winning performer spoke to Oprah Winfrey in an interview explaining his decision, citing the political turmoil in the United States.
Which he has contributed to repeatedly.
If you’d asked me to identify which major European country was seeing powerful intellectual and political forces attacking woke racial ideology and the American campuses pushing it, I would have guessed Poland or Russia. Nope, it’s a country American conservatives generally mock and resent: France. The very same France that conservatives regularly deride as “cheese-eating surrender monkeys,” picking up a line from The Simpsons that was popularized by Jonah Goldberg (who has since gone full NeverTrump).
Abandoned puppy comes to life when a cat starts playing with her 💕 pic.twitter.com/xHZrmSGfVE
— The Dodo (@dodo) January 27, 2021
A Muslim prayer app has sold user location data to a company linked to a US government contractor that has then went on to supply sensitive personal information to federal agencies, a report by Vice’s Motherboard has revealed, raising more questions about the tracking and monitoring of Muslims via mobile technology.
WASHINGTON — Rioters vandalized House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s suite of offices in the US Capitol on Wednesday, flipping tables and rummaging through desks after a large mob of Trump supporters stormed the building.
One man was photographed reclining with his feet on a desk in Pelosi’s office while other men in “Make America Great Again” hats horsed around with desk phones and streamed the incident.
Another demonstrator was seen grinning as he walked away with Pelosi’s podium as unprecedented scenes of looting and chaos engulfed the Capitol after rioters overpowered police and trapped lawmakers in the Senate and House of Representatives chamber, leading to a tense armed standoff.
Eighty years ago, Bugs Bunny first launched himself on an unsuspecting Elmer J. Fudd
In the darkest hour, there emerged a new light. It was 1940 when the double-barreled shotgun of the world first took aim at a little hole called home. At first, it seemed as if the hole’s inhabitant would be taken in by the old carrot trick. At least he would be careful enough not to stick his neck out. With an unblemished, white-gloved, four fingered hand, he feels around his immediate borders and takes the carrot.
Star Trek’s James Doohan had his ashes smuggled onto the International Space Station, it has been revealed.
Mr Doohan, who played Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott, asked for his ashes to be beamed to space when he died at the age of 85 in 2005.
The Canadian’s remains have now traveled more than 1.7 billion miles in orbit through space in secret.
After much public outcry, the Government of Canada rejected a bid by a Chinese state-owned company to acquire a gold mine in the Canadian arctic on Monday afternoon.
