Mia Cathell
Mia Cathell is the American News editor for The Post Millennial. BS journalism Boston University. She has appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight Newsmax and OANN. Twitter: @MiaCathell
Left-wing journalists argue to 'deprogram' Trump supporters, enforce 'consequences'
In the wake of the Capitol Hill riot, two prominent left-wing journalists want to "deprogram" Trump supporters and force these conservatives to suffer "consequences."
EXPOSED: PBS chief counsel advocates for 're-education camps' for children of Trump supporters
Project Veritas has released an explosive video exposing PBS principal counsel Michael Beller for his statements defending violent attacks on the White House.
WATCH: Dan Bongino slams Big Tech's censorship rampage: 'Are we going to talk by carrier pigeon?'
Conservative radio host Dan Bongino warned of Big Tech's unchecked policing power on Fox & Friends after Parler—the free speech alternative to Twitter—was stolen from the hands of consumers by tech giants Amazon, Apple, and Google.
BREAKING: Apple threatens to remove Parler from its App Store
Apple is currently threatening to ban Parler—the free speech alternative to Twitter—unless the social media platform conforms to Big Tech's authoritarian censorship practices.
BREAKING: Twitter suspends General Flynn's account
Twitter has suspended General Mike Flynn and Trump lawyer Sidney Powell's accounts on Friday, following Big Tech's latest crackdown on prominent conservative users.
BREAKING: Facebook deletes #WalkAway campaign of 500,000 people as social media purge of conservatives continues
Facebook has banned conservative leader Brandon Straka and removed his #WalkAway campaign on the site, an initiative consisting of over half a million users. Now hundreds of thousands of testimonials related to the movement are gone.
HYPOCRISY: Companies condemn violent protest on Capitol Hill but pledged loyalty to BLM during riots
These same pandering personas pledged their undying commitment to the Black Lives Matter movement during the violent George Floyd riots.
BREAKING: Twitter suspends prominent conservative Dan Bongino for sharing Trump's call to end violence
Prominent conservative and high-profile Parler investor Dan Bongino was locked out of his Twitter account for 12 hours after he posted President Donald Trump's call to end violence in the Capitol speech. This is the final straw for Bongino to leave the left-aligned platform for Parler permanently.
Antifa still riot in Portland on night Biden's election is certified
Antifa still wreaked havoc Wednesday night in downtown Portland after Congress certified the election for Joe Biden. No arrests were made at the third Black Lives Matter-Antifa riot since New Year's Eve.
Portland mayor punched by Antifa militants at restaurant
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler was punched by Antifa militants while out dining Wednesday night in Northeast Portland.
BREAKING: Twitter, Facebook delete President Trump's posts, including his call to end violence
Twitter deleted the messages outright. Facebook and YouTube did as well. His most-recent missives alleging election fraud were deleted as well.
BREAKING: Trump supporters enter Georgia, Kansas Capitols
Trump supporters have also stormed both Georgia and Kansas state Capitol buildings on Wednesday while protesters clash with federal police in Washington, D.C.
Trump issues memo instructing feds to assess Antifa as a terrorist organization, restrict US entry of affiliated foreign nationals
President Donald Trump issued an official memorandum Tuesday instructing federal officials to assess whether Antifa is a terrorist organization, and if so, to restrict entry of foreign nationals affiliated with the violent extremist movement.
BREAKING: Merrick Garland to be named AG by Biden administration
Merrick Garland, who was President Barack Obama's pick for the Supreme Court but was never confirmed, will be selected by President-elect Joe Biden for his administration's Attorney General.
Six protesters arrested during clashes with police ahead of pro-Trump rallies in DC
On the eve of several rallies planned in support of President Donald Trump, protesters seeking to bolster the president's claims of widespread voter fraud clashed with police Tuesday night in Washington, D.C.