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The story about a “transgender dad giving birth,” which was inspired by a real family was slammed on Twitter.

I hate that this is not even the first time we’ve heard a story like this. 

J.K. Rowling declared she’d rather go to jail than submit to “compelled speech” as the European Union steps up its censorship efforts.

Host Christiane Amanpour interviewed former UK Tory minister and Member of Parliament Rory Stewart on Monday’s Amanpour & Co., and they got right down to smearing Stewart’s former Conservative Party in Britain, and former Prime Minister Boris Johnson in particular, as dangerous extremist “nationalists.” Amanpour eagerly introduced Stewart, who in turn eagerly slimed his former…

Rumble continues to defy government officials, media outlets, and companies fiercely pressuring the pro-free speech video platform to censor Russell Brand.

She’s been exiled from the radio and had gigs canceled after she criticized puberty blockers for “little mixed-up kids.”

During the Q&A portion of Tuesday’s House Freedom Caucus press conference, Washington correspondent Siobhan Kennedy of the U.K.’s Channel 4 thought she would trap Chairman Scott Perry (R-PA) and Congressman Dan Bishop (R-NC) by insisting there’s been no “actual evidence” of Biden family corruption to merit the impeachment inquiry launched hours earlier by Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).…

Artificial intelligence can “listen” to keystrokes and steal passwords, according to new research.

What happened to the idea of staying in your own lane?

Good lord this is some intense inverse morality.

Monday's Amanpour & Co., airing on PBS and CNN International, launched a tag-team, three-pronged personal assault on three recent conservative leaders: Boris Johnson, Donald Trump and Silvio Berlusconi. Amanpour interviewed Alastair Campbell, the self-impressed former Director of Communications for Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair, about his new book calling for…

Saturday’s edition of PBS News Weekend led with a story on the coronation of King Charles in England, but the story was dominated by anti-monarchy protesters. This was not the BBC. Correspondent Malcolm Brabant relayed "The arrests have been widely condemned by opposition parliamentarians, and Human Rights Watch, which said this was something you would expect in Moscow, not London."…

New York Times writer-at-large Sarah Lyall came at the English royal family from the Left from London as King Charles III formally became King of England in Westminster Abbey on Saturday. While most in the United Kingdom, and the United States, greeted the traditionwith respect or at least acceptance, Lyall couldn’t resist injecting some adolescent non-conformism into the mix with “As…

New York Times London bureau chief Mark Landler made Monday’s front page by using the temporary suspension of BBC soccer commentator Gary Lineker -- who makes his liberal views known in sometimes offensive ways on Twitter -- to again hail the left-wing, tax-funded U.K. institution as revered and impartial: “Turmoil Engulfs BBC After Soccer Icon Meets a Political Divide.” The front-…