Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial and Human Events. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post, The Federalist and others. X: @libbyemmons
FCC Chairman looks to revise Section 230 after Twitter and Facebook censor journalism
Pai said that "Social media companies have a First Amendment right to free speech," but not "to a special immunity denied to other media outlets, such as newspapers and broadcasters."
WATCH: Triggered law students lose their minds as ACB aces nomination process
In hearings to confirm Judge Barrett this week, senators continue to be triggered by her ability to easily navigate bad faith attacks. Apparently so are law students.
BREAKING: Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey will be subpoenaed to testify before Congress after censorship scandal
Senator Ted Cruz announced on Thursday that Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO, will be subpoenaed to testify before the Senate next week.
BREAKING: New York Post locked out of Twitter after publishing Biden bombshell
The New York Post has been locked out of Twitter over a story that they published on Joe Biden's alleged corruption.
BREAKING: Twitter joins Facebook in suppressing NY Post's Biden bombshell
Twitter is censoring the New York Post's bombshell report about Hunter Biden, labeling the article "potentially harmful."
Ted Cruz explains what 'court packing' really is—Democrats still don't get it
Ted Cruz raised the issue, noting that neither Joe Biden nor Kamala Harris will give an answer, and the explained it.
Webster’s Dictionary changes definition of 'preference' to match Democrats' attack on Amy Coney Barrett
Websters gave the public a real time glimpse into how political pressure can create a propagandist interpretation of something as basic as language itself.
WATCH: Democrat Senator Mazie Hirono attacks Amy Coney Barrett for using the term 'sexual preference'
In a real time cancel culture moment, Hirono accused Barrett of not using the correct terminology when describing same sex attraction, to cast aspersions on her ability to be an impartial judge.
Amy Coney Barrett is asked to show her notes, reveals she's speaking entirely from memory
On the second day of hearings for Amy Coney Barrett's testimony before the Senate in support of her Supreme Court nomination, it was revealed that she has no notes before her.
WATCH: Amy Coney Barrett defends her objectivity and impartiality before the Senate
Coney Barrett made the case for her own objectivity, saying that she took for her inspiration and guidance the words of former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
Protestors dress in 'Handmaid's Tale' costumes to protest nomination of woman judge they don't agree with
The red robed handmaidens who paraded themselves at the Supreme Court Washington, DC, in protest of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court hearings are back for Amy Coney Barrett.
Police chief forced to resign because wife supported Trump: police group
Police Chief Jarrad Berkihiser of Lancaster, Penn. was reportedly forced from his position after his wife posted her support for President Trump on her Facebook page.
WATCH: Lincoln and Roosevelt statues torn down by Antifa in Portland during 'Day of Rage' riot
Portland was subjected to an "Indigenous Day of Rage" which saw the toppling of statues of Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and the vandalism of the Oregon Historical Society.
UN Women doesn't think women can achieve in a man's world
Why does UN Women think that men need to change in order for women to fully realize themselves their own abilities, and their own contributions?
Journalists reportedly detained, hit by officers, while covering protests in Wauwatosa, Wisc.
Journalists for the Daily Caller as well as independent press who were covering the protests and demonstrations in Wisconsin reported that they were detained and hit by police.