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Media Research Center (MRC) President Brent Bozell and more than 30 conservative leaders issued a statement Monday calling for the breakup of Big Tech companies including Amazon, Google, Facebook and Apple after their sweeping acts of censorship against conservatives and President Donald Trump this past week.

Forbes magazine abandoned any illusion of its free-market stance by issuing a threat to any company that chooses to hire some individuals who worked for President Donald Trump.

On Monday morning, CNN and chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta announced that, having spewed four years of hatred against President Trump and his supporters and vanquished Trump from office, he’ll depart the White House beat. Instead, he’ll become chief domestic correspondent and become a weekend anchor for the Jeffrey Zucker-led circus. We report, you decide on whether that’s a…

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston thinks the left’s efforts to shut down dissenting or unwoke opinions has been getting out of hand. Last week the actor slammed “cancel culture” and expressed his hope that the new year would bring forgiveness for people making ideological mistakes.

Despite the fact that Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Reddit, TikTok and even Shopify have all censored President Donald Trump, that still isn’t enough for some in the media. At least one media member in particular, CNN reporter Donie O’Sullivan suggested YouTube also bears some culpability and that it should have censored more prior to the election. 

“Stalin censored speech. So did Mao. So did Hitler. It’s what tyrants do,” Media Research Pres. Brent Bozell says, reacting to recent censorship tactics employed by social media giants like Amazon and Twitter.

Last Friday evening, Twitter permanently banned President Trump from their platform; Google and Apple immediately followed suit by banning from their app stores  “free speech” platform Parler, which conservatives flocked to as an alternative to Twitter. But the liberal hosts of The View were not alarmed by these heavy-handed decisions and even compared it to the infamous Supreme Court case of…

Free speech platform Gab said it archived a hoard of “disgusting” tweets replying to President Donald Trump’s account before it was banned.

Where was this 60 Minutes before the 2020 presidential election? On Sunday, co-host Lesley Stahl grilled Nancy Pelosi, telling the House Speaker that she has no “mandate” on policy and hitting the Democrat for not being a compromiser with Republicans. Stahl even brought up Pelosi’s obstruction of the COVID release bill.

Washington Post media reporter Farhi put Mark Levin at the center of his story on Cumulus Media sending a memo warning its hosts of "termination" if they keep suggesting the election hasn't ended. But Levin told NewsBusters “I never received that memo, and my crew never received that memo. This story is done by a reporter who has never spoken to me – ever." He added "…

On Sunday's PBS NewsHour Weekend, they bizarrely decided to discuss the "truth" and misinformation with... disgraced CBS News anchor/fake news purveyor Dan Rather, selling his old book that came out in 2017. His fraudulent smears of  George W. Bush in 2004 never came up.

Well, we can’t say we weren’t warned. As promised, in January 10’s episode, “In Justice,” ABC's The Rookie, revealed a new “polarizing” character, veteran officer Doug Stanton (Brandon Routh) and his hit-you-over-the-head racial profiling. The episode also featured interactions between titular character Officer John Nolan (Nathan Fillion) and James Murray (Arjay Smith), a local black…

Republicans and Democrats can both agree that the events on the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday were disgraceful at best. Unfortunately, leftists have the terrible habit of dividing people even in the worst circumstances. Case in point, former GOP governator turned leftist celebrity Arnold Schwarzenegger compares the events to Kristallnacht, calling Trump the “worst president ever.”

Twitter's Jack Dorsey gloats over the Parler purge with a mocking tweet. He's in full gloat mode over the removal of Parler from Amazon, Google and other outlets.