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Liberal tech journalism outlet Axios published a newsletter after consulting with experts on “How to deprogram America's extremists.” Publishing a piece calling to “deprogram” millions of Americans is a terrible way to cool down the national conversation. But that was precisely what Axios Login did. “[E]xtremists” should be barred from institutions, and “help” should be provided for people…

On Wednesday, the left-wingers at USA Today were toasting the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks for pulling the plug on the national anthem. Today, they are angry with the league and the team for dropping the ball on wokeness, reversing course and reinstating the Star Spangled Banner league wide.

The sith apprentices at Lucasfilm and their dark lords over at Disney have finally revealed the full extent of their evil and hypocritical plan, and that involves purging any and all non-leftist employees from their ranks so they can spread woke-ism’s spiritual tenets throughout the media galaxy.

Brighton and Sussex University Hospital (BSUH) in the U.K. released new inclusive language guidelines for its midwives ... err... staff to follow.

After ABC’s Good Morning America initially ignored the controversy swirling around the decision by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban to not play the national anthem before the NBC team’s games, on Thursday, the broadcast finally discovered the story and tried to justify the anti-American move by claiming The Star-Spangled Banner was racist.

Big Tech companies have doubled down in their efforts to suppress content they have deemed “misinformation” about COVID-19 and vaccinations. Facebook and YouTube have reportedly removed a video questioning the COVID-19 vaccine. Facebook also allegedly removed an anti-vaccine group.
 

The CBS This Morning co-hosts on Thursday seemed baffled at the controversy enveloping the Dallas Mavericks as the basketball team first canceled the national anthem before games and then was forced to reinstate it by the NBA. Co-host Gayle King marveled, “I appreciate the efforts to try to raise the conversation and see bring awareness to what many believe is still injustice in this…

According to Late Night host Seth Meyers, former President Obama made one crucial mistake during his presidency that led to the rise of Donald Trump: not prosecuting former Bush Administration officials. Against the backdrop of Trump's second impeachment, the nominal comedian alleged early Tuesday morning that allowing Bush officials off for their supposed wrongdoing led Trump to…

You can tell there's real turmoil inside The New York Times when their pals at CNN's so-called "Reliable Sources" newsletter are reporting on it. Oliver Darcy led off the Thursday newsletter with news of "unprecedented…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says, regarding the Capitol breach: "Josh Hawley . . .  you’re the person most responsible for a police officer being beaten to death. You’re the person most responsible for the cop killing."

It looks like woke Hollywood cancel culture has claimed another victim. Controversial The Mandalorian actress Gina Carano has been officially fired from the series according to a recent statement by Lucasfilm. There goes the last chance Disney had for anyone to care about Star Wars again.

As anyone who has passed a high school civics class knows, the impeachment process is not a legal proceeding but a political one. Luckily, CNN host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo knew at least that much. But he spent a lot of Wednesday’s Prime Time decrying Senate Republicans for not being impartial jurors in President Trump’s second impeachment trial. Yet, he never admitted that Democrats weren…

Last week, I reported on two myths about socialism. My new video covers three more. Myth No. 3: Socialism works if it's "democratic." As the Democratic Socialists of America put it, "Society should be run democratically -- to meet public needs, not to make profits for a few." Sounds nice. If socialists are elected, then we'll have a more just society. But Venezuela's socialists were elected.…

A recent “Here to Help” New York Times feature on smart-phone apps recommended the encrypted messaging app Signal, given its “excellent privacy safeguards.” Yet most of the paper’s tech reporters seem determined to play politically correct hall-monitor to the rest of the world, finding and squelching any avenue for thoughts that may offend their woke sensibilities, even if they have…