After 17 years of political persecution and imprisonment at the hands of the Cuban communist regime, and having ultimately found refuge in the United States, Jorge Luis Antonis reflected on what he learned and what helped him resist oppression during a very difficult period in his life. It was March 15, 1990. Luis was 25 years…
How a Political Prisoner of 17 Years Resisted Communist Cuba’s Persecution
Florida Legislature Passes Bill to Survey ‘Viewpoint Diversity’ on College Campuses
A Florida bill requiring public colleges and universities to survey students, faculty, and staff about their political beliefs has passed the state Legislature and is headed for Gov. Ron DeSantis’s desk. House Bill 233, which had already been approved by the Republican-dominated state House in a 77-42 party-line vote in March, cleared the state Senate…
Twitter Refuses to Host Archive of Trump’s Banned Tweets
Twitter will not put former President Donald Trump’s tweets back on its platform, the company said this week, making it more difficult for the National Archives (NARA) to archive the missives Trump sent when he was commander-in-chief. “Given that we permanently suspended @realDonaldTrump, the content from the account will not appear on Twitter as it…
Five Big Tech Companies to Be Investigated for Censorship of Conservative Content: Indiana AG
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said on Wednesday that he will be scrutinizing five big tech companies that might have potentially caused harm to Indiana consumers through “abusive, deceptive and/or unfair” practices. The five companies to be scrutinized by Rokita are Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter. The attorney general is particularly looking into procedures…
5 Big Tech Companies to Be Investigated for Censorship of Conservative Content: Indiana AG
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said on Wednesday that he will be scrutinizing five big tech companies that might have potentially caused harm to Indiana consumers through “abusive, deceptive and/or unfair” practices. The five companies to be scrutinized by Rokita are Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter. The attorney general is particularly looking into procedures…
Sen. Kennedy: Democrats’ Infrastructure Bill Is the Green New Deal, Plus Welfare
April 6, 2021
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Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) says that the Biden infrastructure bill proposed by Democrats is actually a welfare and reparations bill that follows the agenda of the progressive Green New Deal, rather than infrastructure. “This is a Green New Deal, welfare, and reparations bill. Being charitable, less than 10 percent of the bill is devoted to infrastructure…
Kansas, Missouri Governors Vow to Not Implement Vaccine Passports in States
The governors of Kansas and Missouri on Monday said they will not require residents of their states to show so-called “vaccine passports” in order to enter businesses or events, or to travel. In Kansas, Gov. Laura Kelly told reporters that instead of implementing vaccine passports, she will be focusing on more important aspects of the…
Supreme Court Justice Thomas Suggests Facebook, Twitter Could Be Regulated Like Utilities
April 5, 2021
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas appeared to signal that Big Tech firms could be regulated after Facebook and Twitter suspended President Donald Trump earlier this year. Thomas, considered a conservative on the high court, made the point during a 12-page submission as the Supreme Court issued an order that rejected a lawsuit over Trump’s blocking…
Andy Ngo, Journalist Who Covers Antifa, Reveals Why He Left the United States
Journalist Andy Ngo, who for years has been documenting the anarcho-communist group Antifa, revealed why he left the United States earlier this year. Ngo, who is the editor for The Post Millennial, told Fox News that he left the country amid threats of violence against not only him but his family members. “It was just…
Tesla Files a Petition Against US Labor Board Order
Tesla Inc. has filed an appeal on a U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruling that the electric-car maker had violated U.S. labor law, and on the agency’s order that Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk delete a tweet from the account. The electric-car maker filed a petition on Friday with the New Orleans-based U.S. Court…
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