A landmark case accusing some of the biggest social media platforms in the world of deliberately getting their users addicted kicked off Tuesday in Los Angeles – with Meta’s Instagram and Google’s YouTube headed for trial as TikTok agreed at the last minute to settle with the plaintiff.

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Limbaugh proposes new theory as to why Kavanaugh sided with Liberal judges on SCOTUS rulings

Rush Limbaugh is getting awfully nervous about Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh — and Rush thinks Christine Blasey Ford may be to blame.

New York City Council Considering Banning Fur

Lawmakers in New York City will hold a hearing Wednesday on a measure that would ban the sale of nearly all new fur products.

Ramadan Rage 2019: Jihadis kill 165, Wound 145 in first week

Islamic terrorists, mainly the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL), carried out more than 30 attacks in over ten countries during the first week of the

PETA Outdoes Itself, accused of secretly planting employee in PetSmart

You can almost see it now, like something out of a Le Carre novel

Communist Hammer & Sickle Messaging in Netflix’s ‘Cuties’

The Netflix movie ‘Cuties’, which has received a massive backlash for sexualizing children, also features subtly placed Communist hammer & si

Trump Approves Of Podcast Host Joe Rogan’s Unfiltered, In-Person Presidential Debate Proposal

Comedian and top podcast host Joe Rogan wants to moderate a presidential debate between President Trump and Democratic Presidential Nominee J

BLM Race Riots Explode in Lancaster, Pennsylvania After Officer Shoots Aggressive Knife-Wielding Man

Mob riots have exploded in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with false rumors sweeping over the community hours after an aggressive man wielding a kn

DEMINT: How A Big Blue Lie Fueled A Summer Of Riots

Protestors protest for lots of reasons – against injustice, to give a voice to the voiceless, or to speak truth to power.

Donald Trump Nominated for Second Nobel Prize for Work in Serbia and Kosovo

A member of the Swedish Parliament has nominated the United States under President Donald Trump for a second Nobel Prize in honor of work in

NFL season kickoff ratings crushed as league grapples with social justice issues

With millions of people stuck inside due to the coronavirus pandemic, the kickoff to the 2020 NFL season failed to capture a strong ratings s

Don Jr. On Alleged Kenosha Shooter: We’re Waiting For Due Process

Donald Trump Jr. has said he is waiting for “due process” to play out before he makes an informed decision about Kyle Rittenhouse. The 17-yea

Russia, China, Iran to hold massive joint military exercise

China, Russia, Iran and a handful of other nations will hold massive joint military drills later this month.

Despite the Pushback, Sen. Ted Cruz Is Right About the Abortion Drug

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, on Sept. 2 tweeted a piece from National Review reporting that he and numerous other Republican senators had written

ESPN to Televise Protesting Players and Singing of Black National Anthem

The players have said they will protest and, if they do, ESPN says they will televise it.

The Coming Backlash to the Oscars’ Diversity Mandate

It’s easy to make fun of the Oscars’ new set of diversity requirements: Are we going to have to watch Lieutenant Colonel Anne Hathaway tossin

First Black Female Dallas Police Chief Resigns amid Attacks on Police

Dallas Chief of Police U. Reneé Hall submitted her resignation Tuesday as attacks on police officers and civil unrest continue.

Ben Sasse Calls For Repealing The 17th Amendment

Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse called for the repeal of the 17th Amendment to the United States Constitution in an op-ed published Tuesda

Congress back for shortened session, McConnell says Senate will vote on coronavirus relief package

Congress, White House appear to have a tentative agreement on a continuing resolution to avoid a potential government shutdown.