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
BREAKING: Suspect in brutal Portland street assault arrested
Marquise Love, who is allegedly responsible for beating Adam Haner in Portland on Sunday night after activists pulled Haner from his truck, has been apprehended.
School district demands that parents not observe remote learning classroom
Parents in Tennessee were surprised to receive a letter home instructing them not to observe their children's virtual lessons.
Twitter CEO gives $10 million to anti-racist center at BU whose leader believes 'capitalism is racist'
Twitter's Jack Dorsey has given $10 million to anti-racist author and activist Dr. Ibram X. Kendi and the Center for Antirasict Research at Boston University.
Netflix apologizes for movie poster glorifying pedophilia but not the movie
The streaming platform has now apologized for the poster, but has not said anything about the film.
Morrissey fans reach out to share their grief over his mother's passing
Steven Patrick Francis Morrissey, who has touched so many hearts in his decades long career, has lost a piece of his own. The death of his mother Elizabeth Anne Dwyer was announced last week.
WATCH: Trump grilled by reporter over QAnon conspiracy
Trump was asked about a theory that has been circulating on the internet that suggests that he is "secretly saving the world from this Satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals."
EXCLUSIVE: Black Republican congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik speaks out after viral video
The Klacik campaign released an election ad this morning that has nearly 5 million views. Meanwhile, the DNC's virtual convention, featuring Michelle Obama's keynote, was a disaster.
BLM speaker in Portland says police should have been strangled by their umbilical cords and she’s ready to shoot them
Speaking to the gathered crowd, Letha Winston said "This is war you guys. We are at war, are you guys ready?" As the crowd cheered.
Town Hall senior columnist banned from Twitter after criticizing Biden
Marina Medvin is a journalist. She expressed an opinion on a candidate in the upcoming election. Twitter called this "abuse and harassment."
New York's finest will step up to pay tribute to the fallen of 9/11 after city refuses to do so
After plans for the annual memorial in light for 9/11 was scuttled by the 9/11 Museum and Memorial, the Sergeants Benevolent Association stepped up for the people of New York City.
Attorney General William Barr says that education, not policing, is where racism lies in the US
Attorney General William Barr weighed in on the debates currently raging over schools, saying that teachers unions and leftists are keeping inner city kids locked in failing schools.
NYC cancels 9/11 tribute but mass protests and BLM mural ceremonies are okay
De Blasio can paint murals. Activists can gather by the tens of thousands. But New Yorkers who wish to commemorate the most tragic day in city history will have to do it the way they've done everything else so far this year, alone.
BREAKING: Ian Miles Cheong suspended by Twitter for tweeting support for police intervention in riots
The Post Millennial contributing editor Ian Miles Cheong was suspended by Twitter Thursday evening for a tweet that supported law enforcement using force to handle rioters.
WATCH: Hero cop saves man in wheelchair from oncoming train
Officer Erika Urrea, of the Lodi, California Police Department, saved a man from certain death as an oncoming train barreled toward him. The man's wheelchair had become stuck on the tracks.
The invention of a slur: How we got to Karen
"Karen" has been with us only a short while, but in that time, it has gone from a mild joke, the name of an annoying woman in your friend group, to a slur against white women.