So it turns out that the "misinformation" you got banned for on Facebook back in 2021 was actually well known to health authorities.
Not the Bee
Women applaud as Massachusetts governor signs bill allowing abortion until the moment of birth
Look at the bloodthirsty harpies smiling and clapping.
Bee Forum News: DEI Professor Starts Paper With Stolen Research Acknowledgment
Former DEI president of Harvard University and now DEI professor Claudine Gay began her recent paper titled "What Is a University? Purpose and Politics in Higher Education" with an acknowledgment to the stolen writing contained inside. The acknowledgement read: "Like all of you, I am on a twisty…
Cornell updates dorm policy after students butcher bear in communal kitchen
A couple of patriot students exercising their rights caused Cornell University to freak out just because their latest hunting expedition ended with a tremendous haul that ended up back in the dorm kitchen last September.
Arizona city stops use of Flock cameras after police employee abuses system for personal use
Well, how about that?
This interview with a member of the DSA’s National Political Committee should frighten everyone
If you want to know why Republicans have decided socialism is their #1 opponent this fall, just listen to their thought leaders for a few minutes.
Royce White is really leaning into this trans basketball player thing 🤣
Former NBA player Royce White is taking this too far and I can’t tell if I love it or I hate it.
AOC backs off of earlier radical rhetoric, saying “Woke One was crazy”
When asked over the weekend about her and other DSA politicians’ rhetoric in the past — abolish the police, abolish the Senate, abolish prisons — AOC literally dismissed it as "Woke One."
South Carolina Military Base Named After Lindsey Graham
The military base formerly known as Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina has been named after the late Lindsey Graham.
Police arrest two suspects who shot up home of Georgia secretary of state communications director
Cops have nabbed two suspects accused of shooting up the home of Robert Sinners, the communications director for Georgia’s secretary of state last week. A third man seen on video has not been arrested, and has not been officially identified as a suspect.