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"Get vaccinated. Then get a glass of wine with your friends," said the ex-Secretary of State.

The newspaper later said just one known copy of the vice president's book had been given to a migrant child.

The article mentioned that Cullors had purchased "four high-end homes for $3.2 million" in the United States. It also said that she was seeking real estate in the Bahamas.

The New York Post leaked photos of the President referring to notes during the 62-minute press conference. The cards had the names and images of journalists on, as well as speech pointers.

The progressive Democrat from New York pointed out that the GOP senator was given "prime space" in one of the nation's most widely-read papers.

The Missouri Republican senator has come under criticism following his actions surrounding the events of January 6, but has blamed this backlash on "cancel culture."

Big Tech is the ruling class's means by which to control the acceptability, or lack thereof, of speech itself.

One month after the New York Post labeled Trump "an invincible hero," editors from two of Rupert Murdoch's largest newspapers are calling on Trump to prepare to "leave office with dignity" pending "near-impossible" vote change.

Rather than backing down to Twitter, like Tapper suggested, The New York Post just waited until Twitter changed their policies.

Will Chamberlain of the Internet Accountability Project debates Matthew Feeney of the Cato Institute.

The social media oligopolies appear to believe they can act with impunity. The public and now government backlash may end up destroying their business models, and they will have no one but themselves to blame.

"We have reached out to several individuals named in recently revealed emails, including Tony Bobulinski," a spokesperson told Newsweek.

A guest on a Rupert Murdoch-owned news channel referred to the Hunter Biden email accusations as "the biggest story of [his] lifetime," while also comparing the Biden family to fictional mobsters 'The Sopranos.'

It is undeniable that the extended Biden family enjoyed great financial success at the same time that Joe Biden rose to become vice president of the United States.

Twitter came under fire on Wednesday and Thursday over blocking links to the New York Post's recent article about Hunter Biden.

The emails and photos included in the report came from a Trump-supporting computer store owner in Delaware via Rudy Giuliani.

The social media sites both limited the spread of an article that claimed Joe Biden's son, Hunter, had accepted money from a Ukrainian energy company in exchange for access.

"Blocking URL sharing via tweet or DM with zero context as to why we're blocking: unacceptable," Dosey wrote in a statement, fueling more criticism from right wing opponents.

Some people defended the term, saying its a common sports term for an underdog victory, while others said that Zendaya was anything but an underdog for anyone who watched "Euphoria."

The former Trump adviser tells the New York Post that the White House should set up a 24-7 impeachment squad to deal with the crisis.

Donald Trump Jr. blasted Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar as an "anti-Semite" in response to a comment she made about the Muslim Democrat made about the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Another politician gets unstuck by their food choices.

The notorious hate group plans to protest outside the White House.

Billionaire Peter Thiel is backing lawsuits against Gawker Media, which is being supported by billionaire Pierre Omidyar's First Look Media.

It's really hard to tell between viral content parodies and the real thing.

A cell phone video from the New York Post shows dozens of officers and EMTs surrounding the patrol car before the wounded officers are taken to the hospital.

The paper devoted several paragraphs to "exclusive" footage of the mayor crossing a street

The specter of marauding urban gangs returns full force.