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Will pro-censorship liberals finally get a taste of their own medicine? One of President Joe Biden's official tweets was hit with a Twitter notice Friday, with the social media platform ...

Ol' Uncle Joe isn't too familiar with the interwebs, it seems. This usually isn't a problem for America. Sure, I imagine the White House IT workers probably have their hands ...

In September, the French frigate Normandie, in coordination with naval forces of NATO allies such as Spain and the United Kingdom, escorted a Russian submarine and its accompanying tugboat through ...

"Good point."

At least 11 people have been killed this month in Iran during protests following the funeral of woman who died in the custody of the country's "morality police." But that's ...

The late Queen Elizabeth II has been mourned by millions after her death this week, with Britons pointing to the Queen as a beloved national symbol. One owner of a ...

"If I had to bet, I'd say that this might be one of the worst downturns that we've seen in recent history.”

"China is really collecting data on really just anything and everything."

"Unfortunately, chickens were lost because of the fire."

"The fact that Soros has one of his former fellows leading Biden’s government-sanctioned Ministry of Truth should concern every American citizen."

For years, the joke about CNN has been that the only people watching the network are those stuck in airport terminals, where the channel is omnipresent. Other than that, it's ...

"You are welcome, but these are our rules."

Truth Social was given a soft launch on February 21.

Of course the partisans of the censorious status quo feel threatened.

This has everyone asking, is Musk positioning himself to take over Twitter?

The city of Fresno, California, lost about $400,000 to an internet scammer in 2020 and then covered it up, even going to the extent of denying a public record request ...

"We should, however, address the proper scope of immunity under in an appropriate case."

"We made contact with the 14-year-old and then arrested her for soliciting to kill the ex-boyfriend."

Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it can also be sarcasm and satire.

You can find videos for all sorts of things online, but not all of them are suitable for children. Even if the content itself is not morally reprehensible, there are ...