Paul Bond

Donald Trump co-hosted a movie premiere at his Mar-a-Lago club, where he redefined the meaning of "The Big Lie" and even of the "n-word."

"Is this a post-presidential victory for Trump given the number of justices he has appointed? Of course, it is," radio host Dennis Prager told Newsweek.

The group now has 177 chapters in 34 states, with the stated goal of wresting back education from the government and putting it in the hands of parents.

Anthony Sabatini, a member of the Florida House of Representatives, says lawmakers may strip away favors that have benefited Disney for nearly six decades.

There's plenty of misinformation on both sides, but some conservatives say Twitter and Facebook aren't as concerned if it benefits Ukraine over Russia

A HarrisX Poll indicates that even Democrats want the president to put aside his green agenda in order to bring down the price of gasoline.

Those who support the Second Amendment are wondering why its foes are praising Ukraine officials who are handing out machine guns to civilians.

Dinesh D'Souza's next movie, "2,000 Mules," will show video of people he says stuffed ballot boxes in swing states during the 2020 presidential election.

A new poll finds that the People's Convoy has the support of 78.5 percent of Republicans and 68.6 percent of independents, but just 15.1 percent of Democrats.

Lambasted by his critics over Wuhan and early COVID-19 treatments, Donald Trump has proven to be accurate regarding some of his positions on the pandemic last year.

When it comes to Gen Z, Black people care more about organized religion while atheists and agnostics care more about social and racial justice.

Kyle Rittenhouse "did nothing wrong" is a no-no, while calling the acquitted teenager a murderer is allowed on social platforms that are cracking down on misinformation.

Among likely voters, seven times more of them call the economy and inflation, rather than the pandemic, their top issue; for Blacks, the discrepancy is larger.

Alice Sebold was to be portrayed as the heroine in a film based on her memoir, 'Lucky,' until the man she identified as her rapist 40 years ago was recently declared innocent. Now, a different movie (or two) are in the works.

Trafalgar Group conducted a poll to see who Americans would prefer to spend Thanksgiving with—Dr. Anthony Fauci or podcaster-comedian Joe Rogan.

"Government leaks plague" an investigation into how conservative journalist James O'Keefe found himself in possession of a diary allegedly written by Ashley Biden, according to O'Keefe's attorneys.

Heroes of Liberty describes itself as a "slick and unapologetic conservative children's book imprint."

Bieber is being asked by the Human Rights Foundation chaired by Garry Kasparov to cancel a concert in Saudi Arabia due to its treatment of gays and women.

The NAACP is trying to get AT&T to dump One America News Network. On Monday, the phone giant heard from Black conservatives who are defenders of the right-wing network.

The authors and publisher of a book about COVID-19 filed a lawsuit claiming Sen. Elizabeth Warren engaged in illegal censorship when she wrote to Amazon's CEO.

The results differed significantly from a February Gallup poll that showed just 5.6 percent of U.S. adults of all ages are not "heterosexual or straight."

The streaming giant is under fire from the left for backing the comedian: his show has been slammed for demeaning LGBTQ and trans people.

Ronald Reagan's former home, known as the Western White House during his presidency, is surrounded by smoke and flames.

An exchange-traded fund called American Conservative values won't buy shares of "woke" companies like Facebook, Twitter, Walt Disney and a few dozen more.

The Fox News Channel celebrates it's 25th anniversary on October, 7. Here's how it changed TV news forever.

To celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the Fox News Channel, Sean Hannity, speaks to Newsweek. "They suck equally," he says of his network's main competitors.

Elder says there's more than a single headline in the Los Angeles Times to support his claim of media bias in the gubernatorial recall election.

In a wide-ranging interview, Larry Elder reflected on lessons learned during his failed run to replace California Governor Gavin Newsom.

Elder didn't unseat California Governor Gavin Newsom, though his throngs of fans were upbeat, and they—and Elder—blamed a one-sided media for the failure.

In a beach community in LA, a group of conservative street artists hung posters of the California governor looking a bit like Adolf Hitler holding a syringe.