Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai will appear virtually before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday.
In a recent panel discussion on Zoom assembled to assess Joe Biden’s first weeks with the press, NBC White House reporter Geoff Bennett made a candid admission. The Biden campaign and transition used the COVID restrictions to limit the number of reporters at press conferences, and then only called on reporters we would call "friendly."
'Tucker Carlson Tonight' host reacts to an announcement from Tammy Duckworth and Mazie Hirono that they will not vote for Biden appointees who have the wrong skin color.
Invoking the mantle of science, politicians have undertaken destructive policies to combat a deadly pandemic. While initial measures taken in haste out of an abundance of caution may have been necessary, now, a year into the pandemic, the science is catching up.
A lack of solid facts did not prevent the usual tragedy buzzards from circling the crime scene and speculating in the most destructive possible ways about what might have happened.
Some 80 million ballots were cast for Joe Biden last fall, many because voters believed that he would bring America "back to normal" after Donald Trump's presidency.
The Senate is considering passing an extreme law in the next few days that would threaten the safety of your family. Do you have the courage to take a stand and defend them?
Last month, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) apprehended 100,000 illegal migrants in California, New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. Some Homeland Security officials believe that number will soon double.
Christine Davitt is the senior social media manager at Conde Nast's hate rag Teen Vogue and apparently has used the ‘N-word’ repeatedly in social media posts.
If the Biden administration abandons the weak agreement that the Taliban have already broken, it is possible to reverse a self-defeating strategy and sustain a long-term effort at a cost acceptable to the American people.
With millions of vaccinations happening every day in the U.S., and millions more on the horizon, people have understandably been asking a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccines.
