WND

Joseph Farah: Former President Trump, who has long complained about censorship by social media giants, filed class-action lawsuits Wednesday against Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Google CEO Sundar Pichai. That's it: Trump is my hero!

Townhall

Ronna McDaniel: The Democrat Party’s efforts to undermine our brave law enforcement officers have led directly to a surge in violent crime nationwide. The left’s defund the police rhetoric and policies have become so untenable that some Democrats are now claiming to support increased funding for police. Americans see right through that political spin.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: This suit seems to be about a lot more than just Trump. It addresses the problems we have all been facing. A lot of us in conservative media have been dinged for questioning narratives about the pandemic or the election…For now, it’s nice to have Trump back in the news and leading the charge against these idiots.

America First Policy Institute

Del Rio, which I visited recently, is the epicenter of the Biden Administration’s manufactured border mess. The news coverage of the failure does not do it justice. And it is clear that in this small Texas town, the groundwork is being laid for potential large-scale terror threats again.

Infowars

A Black Lives Matter chapter in Utah has declared the U.S. flag to be a “symbol of hatred” and says that anyone “flying it is a racist.” In a Facebook post, the group wrote “When we Black Americans see this flag we know the person flying it is not safe to be around.”

NOQ Report

Many have reported on the various since of the "scientific" journals that lied to defend the CCP, condemn effective treatments, and push vaccines. But the roles they played have been monumental and deserve attention... and punishment.

Just the News

Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, laments overwhelming sourcing to "globalist, progressive mainstream sources" and says site has become "an opponent of vigorous democracy."

National Review

We have every reason to be suspicious.

RedState

When last we looked at the drama llama laugh riot that is ESPN, we had the organization featured prominently in the next issue of HR Done Really, Really Badly. Now, seemingly everyone wants in on the free cheap publicity generated by the tussle between Rachel Nichols and Maria Taylor. Claiming their moment in the sun is the National Association of Black Journalists.

Fox News

Greg Gutfeld: To some reporters, Jan. 6 it was worse than 9/11. Tell it to the families of the 9/11 first responders. But that’s our media. They’ve never been good at priorities. A group of largely unarmed housewives and dads walk into the Capitol, and that’s somehow worse than three planes flying into buildings killing thousands. 

American Greatness

UNC now escapes the burden of a tenured Hannah-Jones. Howard University gains a trophy appointment of a chaired professor whose notoriety as a fabulist will never go away. Howard’s faculty members may be circumspect in saying anything about this appointment, though it won’t be easy for a group that has frequently distinguished itself by actual achievement rather racial grandstanding.

The Federalist

This is not about banning racists from speaking, but in using representative government to deny them the privilege of receiving taxpayer sinecures to help them pursue America's collapse.

FrontPage

The midterms are 18 months away, which is a life-time in politics. But the Biden administration’s incompetence and political tin ear are good omens for Republican chances of taking back the House and even the Senate. Let’s start with the chaos at the border, and out-of-control and illegal immigration…

TheRighting

“At Bannon’s rate of growth, he should crack our top 20 in July or August,” said Howard Polskin, President of TheRighting.

Wall Street Journal

Karl Rove: Drugs and migrants, including trafficked children, continue to flow into Texas.