America's elevation of direct falsehoods and allowing them to masquerade as facts has given our nation the appearance of weakness.
Google's censorship has led to the popularity of DuckDuckGo. The New York Times hates this.
The so-called 'news' outlet was massively ratio'd for carrying water for the Biden regime.
Canadians have been forced to behave as though Covid is as bad as the Spanish Flu of 1918, even after it has become abundantly clear that this fearmongering has no basis in fact.
The Trudeau government will bring legislation to make these mechanisms of financial surveillance permanent so that individuals no longer have the right to privacy in banking, transactions, or currency.
After four years of trying to get the University of Bristol to take her complaints of harassment seriously, Rosario Sanchez brought suit, and recently released her victim impact statement publicly.
The conflation of basic rights and freedoms with abhorrent concepts like white supremacy paves a path for tyranny and authoritarianism under the guise of anti-racism.
The Las Vegas Sun said that "the shooting comes amid a rise in threats against politicians fueled by increasingly violent rhetoric coming from extremist Republicans."
The prime minister is either out of touch with reality, or he is testing the old maxim that the big lie works better than the small lie.
The media narrative that trans youth are suicides waiting to happen is a lie that does not help—and is likely to harm—trans-identified youth and their families.
The Biden administration has called for media and social media censorship, using COVID-19 as an excuse to tell social media platforms to take a tougher stance on "misinformation" and "disinformation."
Politicians like Doug Ford will not have much success running as Conservatives in the future.
Reporters for the Washington Free Beacon said that absolutely HHS told them crack pipes were part of the package.
No arrests have been made. No charges have been laid. In fact, crime has been down since the truckers arrived. (Photo: Beth Baisch)
The ministers' press conference was one that provided few answers for a confused public with one question in mind: Where is the prime minister?