The Daily Signal

Prager University, a conservative nonprofit that creates educational videos, is suing Google for allegedly discriminating against the digital media organization for its fairly moderate ideological slant. Specifically, PragerU is accusing YouTube, which is owned by Google parent company Alphabet, of restricting or “demonetizing” videos even though they all appear to be innocuous and compliant with the platform’s rules.

Newsmax

John Cycl: With police response time being around 5 to 7 minutes, any gunman armed with a semi-automatic weapon can inflict a lot of harm in that time. Instead of having teachers surrender by just using their bodies as human shields, there would now be the opportunity for teachers to shoot back.

 

Infowars

Expecting new restrictions on guns and ammunition, anecdotal evidence suggests the AR-15 semi-automatic weapon is becoming popular once again following a lull in interest after Trump’s election.

TheBlaze

In response to the NRA boycott, thousands of people are posting on social media they have decided to join the NRA because they believe in freedom, the Second Amendment and stand opposed to the liberal outrage mob unfairly placing responsibility on the NRA for the Florida shooting.

The Conservative Tribune

Companies are now going after people not for anything they’ve done — the criminal in Florida was not an NRA member by any stretch of the imagination — but rather merely because of what they think. Even more appalling, they are shunning millions of Americans for believing in something that is enshrined in the Constitution.

The Gateway Pundit

Delta’s decision to sever marketing ties with the National Rifle Association on Saturday sparked outrage from Georgia conservatives who urged state lawmakers to defy the Atlanta-based airline’s push for a multimillion dollar fuel tax break. 

Fox News

The Parkland, Florida high school shooting that left 17 people dead is a textbook example of how supposedly neutral journalists promote a left-wing agenda – in this case, by showing overwhelming support for gun control.

PJ Media

Sheriff Israel is much more a politician than he is a police officer. He was first elected in 2012, labeling himself in a campaign video as a “proud member of Team Obama,” this despite having been a Republican until running for sheriff in left-leaning Broward County.

The Daily Wire

On Sunday, appearing on Fox News, Marjory Stoneman Douglas student Kyle Kashuv took an entirely different tack from his fellow students...instead targeting Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel and people who have used the Florida high school tragedy to attack gun rights supporters. Kashuv bluntly said Israel was “virtue-signaling” in his appearance on last Wednesday’s CNN townhall and should resign.

The Daily Caller

The Department of Justice’s inspector general sanctioned at least 14 FBI agents and officials for a range of improper sexual acts since 2014, and most of the misconduct occurred during former FBI Director James Comey’s term, The Daily Caller News Foundation has determined.

The Geller Report

The Democratic mayor of California’s sanctuary city Oakland just sent out a tip-off to illegals about a looming Immigrant and Customs Enforcement raid that could soon come. Libby Schaaf said she had learned of the raid “from multiple credible sources,” and that she felt compelled to protect her city’s residents — yes, the illegal ones. What about the safety of the citizens who are legal?

NewsBusters

In this crazy world of boys who will be girls and girls who will be boys, Mackenzie "Mack" Beggs is back in the news again. "He" repeated this weekend as a Texas state champion in the girls' Class 6A 110-pound wrestling division. Confused? Of course you are.

The Washington Free Beacon

These include missile defense, arming the Ukraine and killing Russians in Syria.

Todd Starnes

National Review published George Will’s ugly attack on evangelist Billy Graham just days after America’s pastor died...I would expect to read such anti-Christian mockery in the pages of The New York Times and Washington Post, but not National Review. My, how times have changed.