By Valerie Richardson From The Washington Times August 16, 2016 Black Lives Matter demonstrators gather during a protest on Broad Street in Philadelphia on July 26, 2016, during the second day of the Democratic National Convention. (Associated Press) For all its talk of being a street uprising, Black Lives Matter is increasingly awash in cash, […]
By Nathaniel Rakich and Elena Mejía From FiveThirtyEight October 31, 2020 Photo Credit: FiveThirtyEight There’s a good chance we won’t know who won the presidential election on election night. More people than ever are voting by mail this year due to the pandemic, and mail ballots take longer to count than ballots cast at polling places. […]
By Rael Jean Isaac From The American Spectator September 25, 2019 The corporate world, perceived by social activists as the belly of the capitalist beast, might have been expected to be the most difficult for left-wing activists to tame. On the contrary, it has been a soft target. On August 20, the Wall Street Journal reported that the […]
By Jim Hoft From The Gateway Pundit June 25, 2020 Several far left companies and brands including: Pepsi, HP, Doritos, Paypal, Adobe and BMW, pulled their ads from Facebook until they ban posts frrom US President Donald Trump. The companies are only concerned about banning conservative voices. You can bet that radical leftists and violent anarchists […]
From CBS, Tony Awards July 11, 2018 See full video here
By Brendan Scott and Daniela Wei From Bloomberg June 11, 2020 Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong accused LeBron James of hypocrisy after the NBA superstar moved to form a group supporting black voting rights in the U.S. Wong, the former student protester who has testified before the U.S. Congress on behalf of Hong Kong […]
From The White House September 17, 2020 See full speech here
By Rich Noyes From Media Research Center Newsbusters November 12, 2019 Photo credit: The Globe and Mail Since the beginning of the impeachment inquiry on September 24, the coverage has somehow become even more hostile than before. As Newsbusters explains, “out of 684 evaluative comments included in these broadcasts, a whopping 96 percent have been negative, […]
By Margaret Wente From The Globe and Mail December 3, 2016 Until recently, Henry Parada was director of the School of Social Work at Ryerson University, Toronto’s big downtown commuter school. His career was going well and he got major research grants. Now he has stepped aside after a handful of students calling themselves the […]
By John M. Ellis From The Wall Street Journal November 2, 2020 Photo credit: The Wall Street Journal In this election season it’s almost impossible to find pro-Trump bumper stickers or signs anywhere in my town. The reason is not lack of support but fear of vandalism, or worse: People nationwide have been physically assaulted […]
