Josh Hammer: Disconnect from Social Media and Reconnect with Reality
Many individuals online have expressed considerable outrage over two conclusions from the Trump-era Department of Justice, announced last Sunday: first, that Jeffrey Epstein’s death in prison in 2019 was a suicide, and second, that the FBI found no “clinical list” in its Epstein files. The backlash against the Justice Department and the FBI has transcended […]
Social Media Influence of Salafists Encouraging German Women to Embrace Islam
Rise of Young Women Converting to Islam in Germany There’s been a noticeable increase in young women in Germany converting to Salafism, as reported by Berlin’s domestic political intelligence agency. This trend seems to be linked to the outreach efforts conducted via social media. The Federal Bureau for Constitutional Protection (BFV) highlights that the Sunni […]
Media offers limited attention to violent assaults on immigration officials
On July 7th, Axios released a surprising piece titled “Democrats Say ‘Shooted’ for Anti-Trump Resistance.” Some anonymous House Democrats suggested that their core voters felt desperate for attention, even calling for extreme measures. It’s pretty startling, honestly, especially given the aftermath of January 6th. Surprisingly, major networks like ABC, CBS, or NBC largely ignored this […]
Kentucky school district leader Jeffrey Miller steps down following social media remark urging violence against Republicans
The chairman of a local Kentucky school board has stepped down following the resurfacing of a controversial social media post where he remarked on “shooting the Republicans.” Jeffrey Miller, who led the Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District, announced his resignation on Thursday, after serving since 2016. The announcement came from the newly elected chairperson, Sarah Shackelford […]
Media outlets overlook Independence Day attack on ICE agents in Texas
ICE Agents Target Two Recent Attacks In a troubling series of events, ICE agents have been the focus of two ambush attacks recently. It’s quite concerning, honestly, especially when you consider the implications for law enforcement’s safety. I mean, one would think that with certain policies being emphasized—like the promised zero tolerance from Trump officials—things […]
‘Skillhouse’ Star Bryce Hall Discusses His New Horror Movie, Social Media, and the 50 Cent Issue: “He Wanted $5 Million to Release the Film”
Blythe Hall and the Horror of Being an Influencer When you picture influencers from content houses, Blythe Hall probably comes to mind. Since moving to Sway House in January 2020, she’s seen her social media presence skyrocket, amassing millions of followers on both Instagram and TikTok. But what happens when an influencer’s true opinion is […]
Jonathan Turley Claims Democrats and Media Must Face Consequences for Anti-ICE Violence
Concerns Over Rhetoric and ICE Operations Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, expressed concern about the tone from Democrats, calling it a “scheduled bill” following the firing of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents during a raid. This incident occurred at a marijuana farm in California, where ICE executed a warrant […]
Trump Superman Memes Gain Popularity on Social Media
The White House shared an image depicting President Donald J. Trump as Superman on social media, highlighting a contrasting narrative compared to the recently released film. The official account noted phrases such as “Symbol of Hope,” “Truth. Justice. American Path,” and “Superman Trump,” adding, “American Golden Age begins now.” The phrase “American Way,” used in […]
Mural of the Statue of Liberty with a covered face sparks disagreement among social media users about immigration
Controversial Mural in France Sparks Debate A new mural dubbed the “Silent Protest of the Statue of Liberty” has stirred quite a bit of controversy. Created by Dutch artist Judith de Leeuw, it’s located on a brick wall of the Lueu de Kemin de Fah’s building in Roubaix, France. The unveiling on July 3rd, just […]
The DOJ claims that large news organizations cannot collude to undermine independent media.
DOJ Weighs In on Antitrust Laws and Media Manipulation The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently stated that antitrust laws can safeguard the diversity of ideas, aiming to prevent mainstream media from overshadowing independent publishers’ voices. This position emerged in a statement of interest related to a case brought by an independent publisher who alleges that […]