Cancel Culture
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Stephen A. Smith apologizes for criticizing NBA star Kyrie Irving's refusal to get vaccinated
Irving was forbidden to play home games during the height of the COVID pandemic due to his decision not to receive mandatory vaccinations. This cost him $11,400,000 in game checks during the 2021-2022 NBA season and a $100,000,000 extension with the Brooklyn Nets.
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Pro-LGBT California lawmaker, House candidate heckled at transgender event over Gaza, Israel stances
The California lawmaker was confronted by demonstrators for previously refraining to speak against Israel's military actions in Gaza.
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Democrat leader warns MLK Jr.'s niece Alveda King for claims against SPLC: 'you're under oath'
Outspoken Christian pro-life leader compares Southern Poverty Law Center's alleged commandeering of white supremacist groups to boost its fundraising to Klan bombing her house and then coming back as police.
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Liberal activist admits she’s in a ‘bit of a transition’ after attending conservative parents summit
Liberal activist and influencer, Angela Belcamino was expecting a cold welcome...or worse. Instead, she said "It's been positive. Just great dialogue."
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America's siblings threaten medical professionals who challenge gender ideology, even in satire
Canadian nurse Amy Hamm files human rights complaints against license accreditor, former employer for punishing her for praising J.K. Rowling. Babylon Bee posts, conservative Christian views get Australian doctor delicensed.
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You Vote: Should the Washington Commanders change their name back to the Redskins, as Trump wants?
The team recently announced a new stadium to be built on the shuttered RFK Stadium site. In April, the owner of the team, Josh Harris, said the Redskins name would not come back with the new stadium.
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Canadian auto show boots Tesla in the name of 'safety' after it refuses to 'voluntarily withdraw'
Not related to politics of Elon Musk and no specific threat made against Vancouver International Auto Show, it says.
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YMCA lyricist says piece is not a 'gay anthem' and threatens to sue outlets who report it as such
Willis said he was not offended that it has been labeled as a gay anthem, but warned people not to make assumptions. News outlets who do label it a "gay anthem" in January could start facing legal action.
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Center for Countering Digital Hate: Ending 'disinformation' while taking aim at Musk, conservatives
Perhaps lesser known than media watchdogs NewsGuard and Media Matters for America, CCDH is still powerful in helping decide what information reaches American news media consumers.
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Powerhouse progressive watchdog Media Matters hunkers down amid legal, financial challenges
Media Matters for America was founded in 2004 by progressive former journalist David Brock. Time magazine in 2015 called him “One of the most influential operatives in the Democrat Party.”
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Among the media watchdogs, NewsGuard, which often targets conservative outlets, is most feared
Unlike the other media watchdogs, NewsGuard is a for-profit company, making money in a variety of ways that include licensing its rating.
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RFK Jr. vs WaPo marks first round in Trump's vow for a showdown with legacy media, censorship
Many news outlets have published Robert F. Kennedy Jr. profiles in the past 18 months, but The Washington Post’s in June was the only one to warrant a 20-page response from the Trump HHS nominee
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'I apologize to absolutely nobody': comedian stands firm on Puerto Rico jab
Hinchcliffe commented that there was a "floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it’s called Puerto Rico," during the rally. Hinchcliffe was a warm-up act for the former president.