A comedian battling cancel culture, a beer-drinking transgender influencer and a red-bearded musician belting out of the woods and into cyberspace were among some TikTok celebrities who crossed into the mainstream this year. Over the last 12 months, online platforms like TikTok and others have allowed American artists and creators …
Read More »Hamas supporters make US college campuses unsafe for these self-censoring students
Students in universities across the country are self-censoring at a time when their voices should not be silenced. I have received countless calls in the past week from students at scores of schools worried about Hamas and the fact that they cannot express their anger and sadness or even talk …
Read More »Candace Cameron Bure warns ‘cancel culture is very real,’ says Scripture helped keep her grounded
“Fuller House” star Candace Cameron Bure opened up about what she learned after she was targeted by cancel culture for being outspoken about her Christian beliefs. Bure explained she had been scrutinized growing up in the limelight as a child star, but never to that “level.” “I’ve taken punches before …
Read More »JD Vance tells Dems outraged over young Republicans' leaked group chat to 'grow up'
Vice President JD Vance shrugged off the outrage on Wednesday about a leaked group chat from young conservatives, arguing this pales in comparison to the exposed texts from Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones. Vance and President Donald Trump separately slammed Democrats who continue to back Virginia attorney general …
Read More »Rutgers chancellor launches safety review, ‘academic freedom’ task force amid ‘Dr Antifa’ uproar
The chancellor of Rutgers University said the institution is committed to academic freedom and will be launching a safety review and “academic freedom” task force amid the ongoing controversy surroundingAntifa-aligned professor Mark Bray. “I write today to reaffirm Rutgers University’s unwavering commitment to academic freedom and freedom of expression—values that …
Read More »SPLC files lawsuit supporting Georgia teacher who said the ‘world is a bit safer’ without Charlie Kirk
The Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit supporting a Georgia teacher who said that the “world is a bit safer without him,” referring to Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder who was assassinated in September. The lawsuit, filed by the SPLC and the Georgia Association of Educators on …
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