Why The Internet Is More Likely To Save Conservatism Than Destroy It
If we can defend an uncensored internet, despite aggression and antagonism from the other side, we will indeed see our country become great again.
Does Silicon Valley Have Humanity’s Best Interest At Heart?
James Poulos and Ben Domenech discuss the impact of technology on our sexual reproduction, our politics, and our humanity.
Kicking People Off Online Platforms Is About Control, Not Free Speech
Big Media, run by the establishment, invariably seeks to marginalize and curate conservatism on their platforms. This debate used to be about broadcast TV; now it is about social media.
Google Ban On Claremont Institute Ad Is Another Black Eye For Big Tech
This week Google barred the Claremont Institute from advertising by falsely labeling it as racially motivated. It’s a growing problem that must stop.
Here’s Why I Heart Social Media, And Y’all Should Too
We can be reminded of people we would have otherwise forgotten, we can savagely dismantle bad arguments, and we can find kindred spirits across the world. Social media isn’t so bad after all.
Creative Project Brings Real-Life Holocaust Stories To Instagram
As the Holocaust survivor generation dies out, we have a special obligation to keep sharing their stories. But is Instagram an inappropriate medium?
No One Likes You, Kirsten Gillibrand
The white, blonde senator from New York is consistently polling below 1 percent among all Democratic presidential candidates.
The Bombshell In The Mueller Report Is Russia’s Social Media Campaign
The scope and scale of Russian social media informational attacks on the United States should shock Americans (and require bipartisan action).
More Evidence Twitter Skews The Media’s Understanding Of What Americans Think
It’s a given that Twitter is a bubble, but according to a new Pew survey, only 22 percent of American adults say they ever use Twitter.
Despite Numerous Roadblocks, ‘Unplanned’ Movie Wildly Outperformed Expectations
When the weekend totals came in, ‘Unplanned’ managed to earn more than double the projections, totaling $6.11 million. That means it features in more theaters this weekend.
Hillary Clinton Aide Mocks Mitch McConnell For Childhood Polio Injury
Democratic strategist implies that Sen. Mitch McConnell’s politics make his physical disabilities fair game for mockery.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Plan For The Internet Would Be A Disaster For Free Expression
Mark Zuckerberg claims that “we,” as society, now have a responsibility to help him keep people “safe” from hate speech. We have no such obligation.
This Week In Weird Twitter, Volume 122
If you’re looking for a ‘legitimate’ candidate for president, I’m an option.
Devin Nunes Sues Twitter And Anonymous Accounts For $250 Million
The lawsuit alleges that the Twitter accounts of Liz Mair, ‘Devin Nunes’ Mom,’ and ‘Devin Nunes’ Cow’ were maliciously spreading lies about Nunes, and that ‘Twitter did nothing’ to stop the offensive accounts.
How Each Of The Democratic Frontrunners Is Using Twitter So Far
Twitter has become one of the most powerful tools in American politics. So how are the leading Democrats contending to be president using it?
SNL’s Mocking Of Woke Twitter Indicates Emerging Consensus On Callout Culture
Taken together, ‘Saturday Night Live’s’ sketch and Peggy Noonan’s recent column might suggest an emergent consensus on the campaigning of woke Twitter activists.
With Epic Sarcasm, Peggy Noonan Slays Clueless Defense Of Twitter Mobs
Peggy Noonan spent Monday evening mocking Kara Swisher of Recode in a string of tweets that managed to be perfectly casual and utterly ruthless.
Trump’s Executive Time On Twitter Is What Makes Him Successful
Critics complain that Trump spends too much time just sitting around tweeting and watching cable news. But Twitter and cable news are why he is president.
The Biggest Threat To Press Freedom Is The Media Itself
Major media organizations are about to be sued for irresponsibly turning innocent Covington Catholic school boys into objects of national hatred. A lack of standards threatens to open the media to all kinds of legal liabilities.
The Tail Of Twitter Is Wagging The Dog Of Media
The Twitterverse is comprised of a relatively small swath of the public, according to new fourth-quarter figures released by the company itself.
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