LifeZette

Trump Bump continues as nation's biggest employer goes down the path of other companies, hikes minimum wage to $11-per-hour.

NewsBusters

CBS journalists, who have previously downplayed the problem of illegal immigration, on Thursday chose the sympathetic story of DACA medical school student Dreamers. The on-screen graphic for the segment read, “Dream in Jeopardy.”

The Conservative Tribune

Since the moment he stepped into politics, the left has done their worst to portray then-candidate, now-President Donald Trump as hateful, bigoted and racist...But that narrative has totally crumbled in light of what Trump just did to honor the late Dr. King on Monday. The president signed a bill into law that upgraded King’s birthplace from a national historic site to a national historical park

Infowars

MSM con artist hopes Winfrey can topple Trump.

The Federalist

Adam Levine: I reached my threshold where no amount of hypothetical Republican bigotry or greed could approach the magnitude of hypocrisy, corruption, or criminality I saw rotting Democrats.

Spero News

The complaint asserts that managers and employees at Google “strongly preferred to hear the same orthodox opinions regurgitated repeatedly, producing an ideological echo chamber, a protected, distorted bubble of groupthink.”

Infowars

Momentum builds as questions continue to swirl about talk show host’s relationship with sex predator.

The Washington Times

Tammy Bruce: Most people did not watch the Golden Globes, one of the many parties in which the entertainment industry pats itself on the back and gives its friends awards. But, to paraphrase a few on Twitter, it was at least nice for Hollywood take a break from raping each other for at least one evening.

RedState

At the Golden Globes, Oprah spoke in “me too” blather and made her statements so generic it made all of the pomp over wearing black dresses to “raise awareness” a complete waste of time.  And yet media figures such as Brian Stelter couldn’t keep from fanning themselves over the prospect of an Oprah/Trump race in 2020.

Breitbart

A broad survey of climate change literature for 2017 reveals that the alleged “consensus” behind the dangers of anthropogenic global warming is not nearly as settled among climate scientists as people imagine.

Rush LImbaugh

Everybody is saying that it’s Steve Bannon.  And I’m not so sure that that’s right.  And until I’m sure who it is, I’m not gonna speculate or say so, but I don’t think it was Bannon.  I think there are other things that were going on.  Whatever it was, it was a huge mistake. 

Gateway Pundit

Author Michael Wolff admitted Monday that he did not interview Vice President Mike Pence or any Cabinet members, though some of the more incendiary claims in his book “Fire and Fury” are credited to Cabinet members.

PJ Media

David Goldman: I read as much of Michael Wolff’s "Fire and Fury" as my stomach lining could stand, and then I watched Donald Trump’s last rally of the 2016 presidential election. Groucho Marx’s old line came to mind — “Who are you going to believe; me, or your own eyes?”

The Washington Free Beacon

The planned construction of the Obama Presidential Center near the University of Chicago has been criticized as "socially regressive" by over 150 faculty members.

Townhall

Ben Shapiro: Hollywood isn't doing anything to materially change its culture; it's simply operating out of fear of public scrutiny. When the spotlight moves on, people in Hollywood will go right back to doing what they've been doing for years: exploiting people less powerful than them.