Conservatives

Not many of the public figures made good on their vows to abandon the social platform.

Republicans have lost the elites under Trump, and they're not coming back. Now it's time to adapt.

"We need to stop pretending that student loan debt is actually a 'crisis,'" a libertarian think tank fellow wrote in response to Democratic proposals.

A growing number of top Republicans, including those serving in Congress, have joined the social media app Parler after complaining that mainstream apps like Twitter or Facebook are unfairly targeting conservatives for spreading misinformation.

Texas pastor Robert Henderson said the vice president-elect goes "against God and his standards."

"The American people have rendered their verdict and they threw Donald Trump out on his ass," Steve Schmidt said. "We ought to stop saying that 'if there is evidence,' there is no evidence [of voter fraud]!"

Unbiased news outlets are a thing of the past, and that's a good thing, some conservatives argue. Donald Trump getting nearly half the votes was a "a middle finger" to the mainstream media, said Dinesh D'Souza.

A Facebook group encouraging people to interfere in the election reached over 300,000 members before it was deleted by Facebook.

Posts in private Facebook groups have shared a meme claiming that wearing a mask is an infringement on their first amendment rights.

U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero ordered far-right activists Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman to cease their campaign of "electoral terror" by making misleading robocalls while comparing the pair's tactics to those of the Ku Klux Klan on Wednesday.

Former Cabinet minister Nicky Morgan was condemned for defending the decision not to extend free school meals for children in poverty.

Lord Michael Howard condemned the government's plans to deliberately break international law over Brexit.

Two-thirds of Republicans agree American society punishes men "just for acting like men," a new survey finds.

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi said history will prove the Conservative Party was wrong when it came to its lack of willingness to tackle Islamophobia in the party.

The company said the new system is an extension of its "Public Attention Alert" for businesses which suddenly get influx of negative reviews.

A poll released Tuesday finds that Americans have deep divides in their opinions on scientists and science, depending on their political ideology.

The Arizona resident believes government leaders downplaying the threat of the virus has resulted in more deaths in the U.S.

Ours is a country built upon diversity, especially religious diversity.

Charlie Elphicke had been found guilty by a jury in July of one count of sexual assault in 2007, and two further counts against a second woman in 2016.

Pastor Rick Joyner insisted that the Black Lives Matter movement is secretly a "Marxist organization" and a "reverse KKK" that seeks to "destroy freedom in America" in a video posted online Thursday.

"This can't work" is a different claim than "this won't be attempted."

Conservative stars like Ben Shapiro and Stephen Miller were making waves at a young age; meet the dozen who are following in their footsteps.

With "WAP" came the sort of moral outrage of old, led mainly by conservative voices.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver responded to President Donald Trump referring to the league's players as "nasty" and "dumb" for holding silent protests during the playing of the National Anthem.

Hate crimes against Muslims have increased by 40 percent online during the months of March to June, compared to the same period last year, according to a charity.

Although most white evangelicals and most conservatives voted for Trump in 2016, he divorced his party from conservative beliefs and makes a daily mockery of Christian values like charity, empathy and humility.

Charlie Elphicke, 49, has been convicted by a jury of one count of sexual assault in 2007, and two further counts against a second woman in 2016.

The time has come for parents to abandon their long-held idea that college, any college, is good for their children.

The actor tweeted out his plans for a studio that would "do projects that Hollywood would never do."

Pro-Trump political cartoonist Ben Garrison has filed a lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League, demanding more than $10 million due to the group "defaming" him by calling a cartoon depicting two Jewish figures as puppet masters controlling government officials "anti-Semitic."