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On Thursday, President Trump, who stated in February that his administration had a goal to end the HIV epidemic in the United States within 10 years, announced that his administration had successfully worked with a pharmaceutical company to initiate a historic donation to eliminating the HIV prob

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit featured a morbidly obese bikini model this week as part of their new push for ‘diversity.’ Hunter McGrady, the young woman featured in Sports Illustrated SI 2019 is no doubt very pretty, however, she is morbidly obese. “For too long we have heard talk that we need of diversity in media, but …

Omar Suleiman has called for a third Intifada and likened Israel to Nazi-era Germany.

The Senate confirmed Judge Joseph Bianco and Michael Park to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on separate votes Wednesday and Thursday.

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Paul Joseph Watson has been the editor of Infowars.com since 2002 and often co-hosts "The Alex Jones Show." This week he was banned from Facebook and Instagram, prompting President Trump to retweet him. Watson posted this video titled "TRUMP TWEETED ABOUT ME" on Saturday warning that "a handful of giant corporations have seized control of the new town square, and are digitally disappearing dissidents." RELATED VIDEO: CNN's Brian Stelter: Donald Trump Is The Infowars President; "Fear-Mongering And Conspiracy Theorizing" "Virtually every prominent online personality who helped get Trump elected has now been banned on some or all social media platforms. Do you think that is a coincidence? Or is it a political purge?" "Platform access should be a civil right for all citizens in all countries," he said. "We need a digital Bill of Rights. Social media is the digital public square." So surprised to see Conservative thinkers like James Woods banned from Twitter, and Paul Watson banned from Facebook! https://t.co/eHX3Z5CMXb-- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 3, 2019 "So surprised to see Conservative thinkers like James Woods banned from Twitter, and Paul Watson banned from Facebook!" Trump tweeted Friday evening, after retweeting Watson on Thursday: "Dangerous".My opinions?Or giving a handful of giant partisan corporations the power to decide who has free speech?You decide.https://t.co/cTCoLs0Op2-- Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) May 2, 2019 PAUL JOSEPH WATSON: "So surprised to see Conservative thinkers like James Woods banned from Twitter, and Paul Watson banned from Facebook!" "Donald J Trump retweeted your tweet." Very cool, Mr. President, very cool. But while tweets are nice, we need action. A handful of giant corporations have seized control of the new town square, and are digitally disappearing dissidents. The first rule of Facebook is don't talk about anyone that Mark Zuckerberg doesn't like, otherwise you'll be banned from Facebook. This isn't a joke, it is literally their new policy. They're not just banning people, they're dictating the opinions that everyone on the platform is allowed to have. Merely appearing in a photo or a video with someone who Mark Zuckerberg doesn't like is enough to get you banned. This is virtually identical to the communist Chinese "social credit score" system, but instead, it is controlled by giant corporations with more power than some countries. But at least in China, it is written down so you know how to stay in compliance... How tragic is it that Snoop Dogg, who encouraged his 32 million followers to flood Facebook and Instagram videos, has a better grasp of the principle of freedom of speech than 90% of journalists? The same journalists who whine about Trump targeting the media, and then pop champagne works when anyone on the right gets silenced. This has nothing to do with "hate," whatever that means. This is about you beginning to lose the argument culturally and politically. So instead of trying to engage on a level playing field, you know, actually doing some work, you merely silence the dissent. This is classic authoritarianism... Yet we're the dangerous ones? Really? Virtually every prominent online personality who helped get Trump elected has now been banned on some or all social media platforms. Do you think that is a coincidence? Or is it a political purge? And isn't it great how Facebook has banned all of these dangerous extremists, while still allowing people to surf Hamas and Hezbollah pages? Facebook is the establishment and knows popular dissent is keeping establishment candidates out of office. 2016 was the turning point and showed that an anti-establishment figure like Trump could win, so they're silencing populist voices ahead of 2020. Here's what needs to happen: Platform access should be a civil right for all citizens in all countries. We need a digital Bill of Rights. Social media is the digital public square. The only circumstance for banning someone from the digital public square should be if they abuse that public square to post something criminal or an immediate incitement to violence.

HARRISBURG, PA—Pennsylvania's favorite pro-abortion legislator, Brian Sims, wanted to show he was tough. While most guys would join a local MMA club or luchador circuit, Sims isn't most guys. He had a much better idea. Sims wandered into a local Catholic church and challenged a group of singing nuns to a fistfight over the issue of abortion. …

An epidemic of anti-Jewish violence in Brooklyn is being virtually ignored because many of the assailants are black and Hispanic.

So much for impartial arbitration of intra-party competition.

It’s probably not the smartest idea to mock a group of people as bigots as they are currently suing you for $275 million dollars in a defamation lawsuit.

Defenders of the abortion regime don’t rely on science, but on philosophical contortionism that disintegrates upon exposure to actual scientific evidence.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro walks out of BBC interview after presented pressed him on old comments.

Leaders of the Tohono O'odham Nation hope that by allowing Border Patrol surveillance towers on the reservation, they'll see fewer agents roaming their land and less talk of Trump's wall. Border Patrol has said that won't be the case.

He's Clearly Not Losing Any Sleep Over This: AG Barr Jokes About Dem Contempt Threats

In a disturbing incident caught on video, a Jewish man was attacked Tuesday evening while walking on a sidewalk in Brooklyn.

All the Democrats’ threats subpoenas and votes for contempt are just payback for losing the election.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller spent more than $732,000 on outside contractors, including private investigators, but refuses to say who they were.

Students who were looking forward to a 4-H event in which they would learn all about taking care of horses at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Albuquerque found out that they were booted from the location to make room for immigrants seeking asylum.

Let’s face it – America was founded on the premise that it would be a welfare state from the beginning. The statue of liberty says “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” This speaks volumes of the ideology behind the American promise – to provide a strong sense of …

President Trump helped spark a tumultuous week on Wall Street by announcing on Twitter Sunday that his administration will be steeply increasing tariffs Friday on $200 billion in goods, rising tariffs from 10% to 25%.

Hillary is "Crooked." Bernie is "Crazy." Biden is apparently "Sleepy" and "Creepy" all at once.

The Trump administration will move ahead with tariffs on $325 billion worth of Chinese goods Friday after a round of trade talks between the United States and China on Thursday failed to produce an agreement, Fox News has learned.

Democratic presidential campaigns may have had to call a cab on Wednesday. Across the country, thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers took the day off to protest low wages and a lack of benefits. The...

Over its years-long run, feminists have frequently lauded "Game of Thrones" for its portrayal of strong female characters, but all that good will is rapidly evaporating in the show's final season.

Less than half of Americans (47%) say they would vote for a qualified presidential candidate who is a socialist -- the same percentage Gallup found in 2015.