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Google bans two Steve Bannon YouTube channels following interview with Rudy Giuliani
Google banned conservative commentator Steve Bannon's YouTube channels Friday following an interview he hosted on his show with President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani discussing election fraud claims.
Candace Owens suing Facebook 'fact checkers' funded by Chinese tech company
Candace Owens released a video on Twitter announcing she will be suing a certified Facebook fact checker that she says has wrongfully targeted her content on the platform.
Florida man who carried Pelosi's lectern through the Capitol has been charged with three federal crimes
The Tampa Bay man seen carrying Speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi's lectern through the Capitol building on Wednesday has reportedly been charged with three federal crimes, WFLA reports.
Elon Musk donates to small businesses through Barstool Fund
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy announced on Twitter Friday that businessman Elon Musk has donated to the Barstool Fund.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson: 'How many insurrections have been planned on Google?'
Fox News' Tucker Carlson spoke with Amy Peikoff, Parler's Chief Policy Officer, Friday evening on his show, speaking about the censorship of conservative voices on social media as well as Big Tech's attempt to silence those on Parler, a free speech platform, by removing access to the app.
BREAKING: President Trump concedes defeat, condemns Capitol rioters in address to nation
President Trump addressed the nation Thursday evening regarding the Wednesday riots at the U.S. Capitol.
Capitol Hill Police Chief resigns following storming of the Capitol
Capitol Hill Police Chief, Chief Steven Sund, will be resigning effective January 16, a spokeswoman for Sund said Thursday, NBC News reports.
BREAKING: Simon & Schuster cancels publication of Senator Josh Hawley's new book about tech censorship
Publisher Simon & Schuster decided to cancel the publication of Senator Josh Hawley's new book, "The Tyranny of Big Tech," due to his role in challenging the 2020 election results and allegedly inciting the actions taken by Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol building Wednesday.
WATCH: Kayleigh McEnany responds to storming of the Capitol building
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany held a press briefing to address the events that occurred on Capitol Hill Wednesday, where Pro-Trump protesters sieged the Capitol Building and broke inside, clashing with law enforcement.
Bat-wielding psycho terrorizes streets of NYC, car jackings and subway beatdowns leave 10 people injured
A crazy man with a baseball bat caused havoc in Manhattan on Saturday evening, during a rampage that involved assaulting subway passengers and car-jackings, police say.
Nancy Pelosi narrowly reelected to Speaker for new Congressional session, faced no opposition from "the Squad"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was reelected as House Speaker Sunday for the 117th Congress in a 216-208 vote.
WATCH: Jake Tapper calls out Jon Ossoff for falsely accusing Kelly Loeffler of campaigning with a Klansman
CNN's Jake Tapper confronted Georgia Senatorial candidate Jon Ossof about a claim he made that Kelly Loeffler was "campaigning with a Klansman."
President Trump announces he will attend Jan. 6 Trump march in downtown DC
President Trump tweeted Sunday morning that he plans to attend the Jan. 6 Trump march taking place in Washington D.C. to coincide with the Congressional review of the 2020 electoral votes.
New York City vaccinated a measly 2,617 people in the first two days of 2021, more than 8 million to go
New York City reportedly only vaccinated 2,617 people so far in 2021, and has been doing so at a rate less than 10,000 per day since the vaccine came out, according to city statistics.
Chuck Todd cuts off Sen. Ron Johnson, "Senator, I've had enough of hearing this"
NBC host Chuck Todd interrupted Sen. Ron Johnson on "Meet the Press" Sunday, in the middle of an explanation of his challenge to the 2020 election results.