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Princeton is hardly alone in its drive to take action against “toxic masculinity.”

Michael Knowles calls out the hypocrisy of the Democrat Party on Tuesday’s editions of “The Michael Knowles Show.” While Democrats are attacking Conservatives based on scandals and violence, they are using the media to cover-up negative actions by prominent Democrats.

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Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday delivered a word salad to Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness on pandemic recovery initiatives.

After drug dealing, trafficking of humans is tied with arms dealing as the second largest criminal industry in the world—and is the fastest growing.

An Albuquerque, New Mexico, man was caught on camera stuffing rags into gas pump nozzles and threatening to set them on fire, all while ranting against America and praising terrorists.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has implored democracies to work together to defend against expansive threats posed ...

Republicans bashed Biden after his first address before the joint session of Congress for breaking his promise to unifying a divided nation.

Oh, Kamala.

Kevin Allred, a self-described "Beyonce Professor," has been fired from Montclair State University in New Jersey before the start of the school year after sayin

Facebook and Google increasingly influence Congress as the social media giants censor conservative and alternative voices, dominate the Internet, and violate Americans’ privacy. Facebook announced on Thursday that they have banned several conservative personalities such as Infowars host Alex Jones, Infowars contributor and YouTube personality Paul Joseph Watson, journalist and activist Laura Loomer, and Milo Yiannopoulus. The social media giant also banned Louis Farrakhan from its platforms. Facebook said that they banned these personalities because they were “dangerous.” Amid calls for greater regulation of social media companies’ potential anticompetitive behavior, censorship of conservative and alternative voices, and privacy violations, Facebook and Google have remained at the top of Open Secret’s database of top spenders lobbying Congress. So far in 2019, Facebook spent $3,400,000 and Google’s parent company, Alphabet, $3,530,00 in lobbying Congress. Alphabet also ranked as the eighth total highest spender in lobbying in 2018, spending $21,740,000, while Facebook spent $12,620,000. Facebook’s influence has continued to rise over the years. In the early years of President Barack Obama, Facebook spent below one million dollars in 2008 and 2009. From 2011 to 2018, Facebook’s lobbying spending skyrocketed and reached historic highs in 2018, when they spent $12.6 million. In 2019, Facebook lobbied heavily on H.R. 1644, the Save the Internet Act, a Democrat bill which would restore the Obama-era Federal Communications Commission (FCC) net neutrality regulations, which arose as the result of Google’s heavy lobbying of the Obama administration. In 2019, Google also lobbied on the Save the Internet Act. In 2018, one of Facebook’s bills on which they lobbied Congress was H.R. 2520, the Browser Act, sponsored by then Rep. and now Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), which would require social media companies such as Facebook and Google to obtain explicit permission from users for collecting their private data. The Browser Act would also stipulate that these social media companies cannot deny services to users who do not opt-in to these companies’ collection of their private data. In 2017, the Browser Act was the most important issue on Capitol Hill. Sen. Blackburn said that her legislation would establish one set of rules that would balance the relationship between ISPs and Facebook and Google. The legislation would also prevent the social media giants from unfairly profiting off of Americans’ private data without their explicit consent. “We need one set of rules for the entire internet ecosystem with the FTC as the cop on the beat,” said Senator Blackburn. “The FTC has the flexibility to keep up with changes in technology and its principal mission is consumer protection. The BROWSER Act will enable consumers to make more educated decisions regarding the nature of their relationship with tech companies.” In contrast, Alphabet’s most prominent issues in Congress in 2019 and 2018 related to labor and antitrust, as well as telecommunications and technology. Facebook and Google’s dominance on the Internet has become increasingly apparent as Google has approximately 90 percent of web search traffic, whereas in digital advertising, Google and Facebook amount to nearly two-thirds of American digital ad spending, with Amazon at a “distant third” at under nine percent. In 2018, Google lobbied Congress fourteen separate times on multiple pieces of legislation that would have increased liability for companies that enabled sex trafficking. Facebook and Google’s influence in Congress extends to its trade group, the Internet Association. In the fourth quarter of 2018, the Internet Association spent $840,000. In total, the social media giants spent $2.6 million in 2018 for lobbying. In 2019, the association has spent $690,000 so far. Over the last two years, the Internet Association has focused on the Save the Internet Act as well as on legislation that would increase edge providers’ liability for hosting content that enables sex trafficking. Facebook and Google influence political elections as well. During the 2018 election cycle, Alphabet donated : $223,269 to former Rep. Beto O’Rourke’s (D-TX) Senate campaign to unseat Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a prominent critic of Silicon Valley censorship. $149,741 to Rep. Jacky Rosen’s Senate campaign (D-NV) to unseat Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV). $135,625 to Rep. Josh Harder’s congressional campaign. $124,508 to former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp’s unsuccessful re-election campaign. $97, 364 to former Sen. Claire McCaskill’s failed re-election campaign. During the 2018 midterm elections, Facebook donated : $75,005 to O’Rourke’s Senate campaign. $37,954 to Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) 2017 special Senate election against former Alabama judge Roy Moore. $34,534 to Heitkamp’s Senate election. $31,326 to McCaskill’s Senate campaign. $29,387 to Rosen’s successful campaign to unseat Heller. As Facebook and Google and other social media giants continue to increasingly censor and blacklist conservative and alternative voices, more and more conservative voices have called for addressing the social media giants’ dominance of the Internet. Facebook and Google’s influence in Congress also relates to political confrontations; during a hearing in December 2018, the then-ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee delivered a sharp rebuke of Republican accusations of Google’s political bias affecting its search engines, even though Google was his top donor. During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in April, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said he envisions three potential remedies for big tech’s violation of free speech and dominance on the Internet. Cruz’s three solutions include: Amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act Antitrust measures to address big tech’s dominant status on the Internet. Addressing potential cases of fraud and deception. “No one wants to see the federal government regulating what is allowed to be said, but there are at least three potential remedies that can be considered by Congress or the administration or both,” Cruz said . https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/05/03/facebook-google-pour-big-money-into-lobbying-congress-while-blacklisting-conservatives/

"Instead of canceling our culture and history, it’s time to #CancelDemocrats," Rep. Gohmert stated.

Twitter's stock dropped about 13 percent on Friday to $56.74 per share after the firm issued weak second-quarter ...

Why did Fauci, who in early February was downplaying the seriousness of the virus, flip to the other side (which we know from emails)?

Trump finally gets more nominees confirmed.

Google is punishing the Claremont Institute for our political thought by refusing to let us advertise to our own readers.

Violent extremists injured nearly two dozen Seattle Police Department officers on Sunday during an attack on the department’s East Precinct. Rioters “emerged from the group and began spray painting and attempting to disable security cameras and a fence perimeter around the precinct,” the Seattle Police Department said in a statement. “At least one person breached […]

Two Ohio state representatives introduced legislation that mirrors Florida's Parental Rights in Education bill and also prohibits Critical Race Theory-inspired instruction.State GOP Reps. Mike Loychik and Jean Schmidt on Monday

The Sen. Minority leader Chuck Schumer wants a thorough investigation of the outcome of Mueller report accusing Sen. Mitch McConnell of 'Cover Up'

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A protest in Oakland, California, in support of racial justice and police reform turned violent when a small group of demonstrators wearing helmets and goggles and

EXCLUSIVE: Republicans on the House Oversight and Budget committees are questioning a reported plan by the Biden administration to send cash payments to Central America as part of a strategy to combat the root causes of the migrant crisis -- accusing the Biden administration of trying to buy its way out of a crisis.

THE Spanish city of Ceuta in North Africa has shut its border for a week to keep migrants out as it blames the European Union for the huge number of migrants arriving.

The Pentagon has approved a plan to spend an additional $1.5 billion to build 80 more miles of wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, a U.S. defense official confirmed to Fox News Friday.

Totalitarianism is here. There is no escaping from the Left’s propaganda today. The advance of totalitarianism in America has been swift and, indeed, total.

CV NEWS FEED // Voters in Southlake, TX, revolted against a plan to implement critical race theory in local school curricula, winning several seats with as…