Elon Musk has lashed out at UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer after regulators threatened action against X over Grok-generated AI images. Musk accused the UK government of authoritarian censorship and suppressing free speech.
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By Noah Dan Bongino is officially OUT of the FBI and officially BACK on X and back on his podcast show. And I’m sad to report…
J.K. Rowling blasted leftists for remaining silent as Iranian protestors face deadly repression, accusing them of selective outrage over human rights. President Donald Trump echoed support for the demonstrators while warning Iran’s regime of severe consequences.
Legacy media outlets are accused of exaggerating claims about Elon Musk’s Grok AI to manufacture a censorship narrative. Critics warn the coordinated smear is being used to justify global crackdowns on free speech and Twitter/X.
Texas A&M instructed a philosophy professor to remove Plato and race-gender material from a core course or be reassigned. Critics warn the move represents viewpoint censorship and a direct threat to academic freedom.
Across the United Kingdom, Britons are raising the Union Jack again as frustration grows over mass migration and cultural displacement. The flag’s return signals a broader backlash against Labour policies and the erosion of national identity.
Gavin Newsom’s open boast about his transgender policy record is not compassion—it is a warning of what a national agenda may look like in 2028. California’s social experiments now risk becoming federal policy, with parents, women, and dissenters paying the price.
The European Union’s AI Act is a sweeping attempt to impose Brussels’ regulatory power on American AI companies. Critics warn it threatens U.S. sovereignty, free speech, and innovation through global enforcement mechanisms.
Seton Hall University’s student government denied recognition to a Turning Point USA chapter while approving a Democrats Club. School officials claim the decision was based on a standardized rubric, not political bias.
The Intelligence Briefing - Episode 471 explores the rise of asymmetrical hostility, where some forms of hate are excused while others are punished, focusing on the destabilization of Western identity across key institutions.
‘You are unintelligent. You are poorly educated. You are nauseatingly fat and hideous’ By Bob Unruh A new survey from the Foundation for Individual Rights…
By Jonas E. Alexis By Baxter Dmitry Netanyahu has declared war on American citizens. Not with tanks. Not with missiles. With something far more insidious. Social…
As the Supreme Court wrestles with their legality, psychologists and psychiatrists say the bans prevent them—and their patients—from exploring alternatives to hormone treatment and surgery…
By Matt Margolis Earlier today, PJ Media reported that Portland police arrested independent journalist Nick Sortor outside an ICE facility. Sortor was reportedly joking with officers when…
By Michael Cantrell Actress “Hanoi” Jane Fonda blew a gasket this week during an appearance on CNN, where she went off on Democrat Party leaders…
By Matt Vespa Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10 at Utah Valley University in Orem. It’s led to a stream of ghoulish celebrations from…
Platforms that loosened moderation in the Trump era are now under scrutiny over online reaction to activist’s killing. By Erin Hale For years, US tech…
By Warren Squire ‘Journalists’ and their fellow Democrats continue to spread lies about alleged comedian Jimmy Kimmel’s exit from ABC. The way they tell it, President…