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At the end of the day, though, taking down one TikTok is hardly a catastrophe. However, this vexing situation is part of Big Tech's larger pattern of censoring and repressing right-of-center opinions on important political matters, which is alarming.

After Kyle Rittenhouse was cleared of all charges on Friday, the crowdsourced fundraising service GoFundMe tried to defend their choice to end Kyle Rittenhouse's efforts early last year.

According to a recent survey, support for Black Lives Matter in the United States has dwindled in the 18 months following George Floyd's death.

For President Biden, there will be no pivot to the center.

While the Kyle Rittenhouse trial has taken up all of the oxygen in the current news cycle, there is another piece of information that has gone unnoticed. That includes the difficult issue of COVID-19 natural immunity, which is generally ignored by the federal government and its policies.

If Mayor-elect Eric Adams reinstates the NYPD's anti-crime units, a Black Lives Matter leader has promised 'riots' and 'bloodshed' in the streets.

The Duke of Burgundy, Philip the Bold, was a fighter's warrior. Philip had been a soldier since he was a boy, hawk-nosed, ambitious, and aggressive. When he fought with his father, King John II of France, at the battle of Poitiers in 1356, he was still a smooth-faced 14-year-old child. When Edward, the Black Prince of Wales, defeated the French on the field at Poitiers, he, like King John, was taken prisoner by the English. A decade later, the duke, always seeking for a method to gain an advantage over the English invaders, welcomed a fresh technology: gunpowder.

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