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Reza Aslan, a former personality at CNN, responded to news of Rush Limbaugh’s advanced lung cancer diagnosis by asking if the world would be a better place without him.
Matt Schlapp, who organizes CPAC, thanked Mitt Romney for his vote to call additional witnesses to the impeachment trial by inviting the Senator to stay home.
Democrat Jon Ossoff told a small crowd of supporters that he wants to see President Trump and his voters beaten so badly they “can never … show [their] face again in public.”
CJ Pearson, a self-described “youngest nightmare” against the left, challenged environmental activist Greta Thunberg to a debate on climate change
In a bit of projection, CNN’s Don Lemon on Wednesday evening described anyone who still thinks President Trump did nothing wrong as “mental.”
If you’re like us, you’ve faced head-on censorship, suppression, demonetization and possibly expulsion for your beliefs and statements you may have made on social media …
Best-selling author Dinesh D’Souza is set to headline a conference that will address Big Tech censorship and what conservatives can do to fight back.
A new poll shows Justin Amash trailing his primary challenger, Republican Michigan State Rep. Jim Lower, by solid double digits.
Republican Rep. Justin Amash has walked away from the conservative House Freedom Caucus weeks after calling for President Trump’s impeachment.
A new report on marriage, families, and faith concludes that the happiest wives in America happen to be religious conservatives.
Three months into the job, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is certain that she is the target of a vast right-wing conspiracy.
A conservative activist protesting fake hate crimes, himself became the victim of a political hate crime when he was violently assaulted.
Co-hosts on ‘The View’ defended fake news reports attacking teenagers at Covington Catholic, one justifying the media’s reaction and another blaming the kids themselves.
A survey conducted by Gallup indicates that a majority of Americans self-identify as conservatives, while a majority of Democrats now identify as liberal.
Radio host Michael Savage has reportedly been forced into hiding after an email was sent to a restaurant he frequented threatening to shoot up the place
Trump’s second year in office has been a series of peaks and valleys – So much so, one could easily be forgiven if they forgot some of the top stories in 2018.
Various pundits have suggested just that Meghan Mccain should be considered to fill her father’s Senate seat until a special election is held in 2020.
Sean Hannity hammered CNN’s Jim Acosta for whining about his treatment at the hands of a pro-Trump crowd, but vowed to defend him.
Maxine Waters got a little taste of her own medicine, being confronted and harassed by a conservative reporter in the halls of a House office building.
Andy Lassner, an intellectually-challenged producer for the Ellen DeGeneres talk show, blasted Trump supporters by insinuating they are helpless, useless, and/or lazy. James Woods slapped him back to reality.
Kanye West has been celebrating liberation from the liberal think tank that is the entertainment industry and Hollywood, while his peers have been openly mocking and denouncing him.
Not only did Fox News host Laura Ingraham escape relatively unscathed during the intense heat of a leftist boycott, but she came out the other side smelling like a ratings rose.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham explains that the American left has gone from championing free speech, to stifling it using Stalinist tactics.
Netflix named former National Security Adviser and Ambassador to the United Nations under Barack Obama, Susan Rice, to their Board of Directors.
Patti Solis Doyle, who initially ran Clinton’s failed presidential campaign in 2008, took umbrage with the notion that Trump won in 2016 thanks to “backward” supporters.
An MSNBC panel discussed those who support the Second Amendment, labeling them as ‘old and crusty,’ and a panelist later expressed hope that these conservatives were “going to thankfully die off.”
Actor Antonio Sabato Jr., who has had starring roles in Melrose Place and General Hospital, was cornered by the show’s hosts for his support of building a wall and encouraging prospective immigrants to come to America legally. Sabato, undeterred, hammered them with reality.
Faux comedian Jimmy Kimmel claims that the late night talk show scene is dominated by liberal hosts because conservatives simply aren’t smart enough for the gig.
Google, the most powerful search engine in the world, is now displaying fact checks for conservative publications in its results.
No prominent liberal site receives the same treatment.
Organizers of a pro-Trump rally invited Black Lives Matter protesters up on stage after they crashed their event. Guess what happened next.
