Following the November arson attack against a black church in Mississippi, several mainstream media outlets attempted to paint the crime as a racially-motivated attack by a Donald Trump supporter.
Facebook’s new fact-checking partner Snopes seems to be almost solely staffed by left-wing employees. As previously reported, fact-checker Arturo R. Garcia complains about “white privilege” and doesn’t like Donald Trump, but he’s not the only extremist employee at Snopes.
Facebook’s new fact-checking partner Snopes is almost solely staffed by left-wing employees, some of whom have compared Trump supporters to “ethno-nationalists,” claimed that racism against white people is not possible, and praised national bans on “ultra-thin models.”
66% of Democrats support stores using “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas” during the Christmas season, while the majority of Americans are also in favor of ditching the Christmas greeting.
Democrats are more than twice as likely to block people on social media for their political views, according to a report by PRRI.
Apple’s App Store rejected the app for social network and free-speech Twitter alternative Gab, claiming that it “includes pornographic content” posted by users.
PolitiFact rated just over 15% of Donald Trump’s campaign claims as true, while marking 51% of Hillary Clinton’s as such, according to PolitiFact Executive Director Aaron Sharockman.
PolitiFact is being considered by Facebook as one of the social network’s partners in “fact-checking” and determining fake news, but a report from 2013 pointed out that the site overwhelmingly focuses on tearing apart arguments made by Republicans, marking them as false over 25% more than Democrats.
Adultery hookup website “Ashley Madison” have been been ordered to pay out $1.6 million to exposed users of the site following last year’s hack and leak of account data.
Former Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta’s emails may have been hacked due to a typo by a Clinton aide.
MILO claimed that taxation “turns us all into Scrooge” during his Christmas talk at the Minnesota State University on Thursday.
MILO explained “the War on Christmas” during his talk at Minnesota State University on Thursday, referencing an article by the National Review’s David French.
It was capitalism and Ebenezer Scrooge’s wealth that allowed him to pay for Tiny Tim’s medical treatment in the end of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.
MILO praised the social developments caused by Catholicism during his talk at Minnesota State University today, claiming “there are so many things that we owe the religion as a debt of gratitude” and adding that “Catholics are right about everything.”
After claiming that “Catholics are right about everything,” MILO urged the audience to “think about some of the things Christianity brought to western civilization.
MILO handed out various Christmas presents to the audience during his talk at Minnesota State University on Thursday, including Christmas hats and a copy of Crippled America by Donald Trump.
The University of Colorado Boulder “will not be cancelling Milo’s event” at the college in January despite pressure and a petition from left-wing students.
A petition started by a group of left-wing students at the University of Colorado, Boulder asking the college to ban MILO ahead of his event on campus in January has reached over 1,000 signatures.
“One billion” users are reported to have been affected in another new Yahoo hack, making it the second largest data exposure revealed at the company this year.
A ransomware program presents victims with an uncomfortable decision: if you don’t want all of your files deleted, give the hackers money or infect a friend.
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart Tech, social media entrepreneur and WTF Magazine owner Jason M. Fyk called out Facebook for censoring rule-abiding meme pages while allowing videos of violent Islamic beheadings.
Stefano Brizzi, the fifty-year-old who murdered and cannibalized police officer Gordon Semple after meeting him on the gay dating app Grindr, has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
Top Gear’s spiritual successor The Grand Tour has become the most illegally downloaded television show in history.
Several pro-Trump Star Wars parody posters have been spotted around Hollywood, appearing on bus stops and benches near the Pantages Theater.
Uber has released a new set of community guidelines for customers, including bans on drugs, rude language, and even flirting.
Adobe Flash and Microsoft Internet Explorer vulnerabilities dominated the Exploit Kit landscape last year, according to a report by Recorded Future.
Russian special forces used a weaponized robot to take out an Islamic State leader named Rustan Aselderov (also known as Sheikh Abu Muhammad al-Qadari), controlling the the robot to fire its mounted machine gun into Aseldrov’s hideout while special forces secured the area.
The leftist group”By Any Means Necessary” (BAMN) are distributing copies of a slanderous letter about Breitbart Senior Editor MILO around Michigan State University ahead of his talk on Wednesday.
YouTube has generated more than $1 billion in advertisement revenue to the music industry this year, according to a statement from the company.
Several of YouTube’s most popular content creators have made videos accusing the site of manipulating views, with the platform’s most subscribed content creator PewDiePie threatening to delete his channel once he reaches 50 million subscribers in response.
Microsoft has released a new AI chat bot under the name of “Zo” which refuses to talk about politics or anything controversial following the company’s PR disaster surrounding their last AI bot, Tay.
MILO’s event at Iowa State University on December 9th has had to be cancelled after administrators raised the security fee at the last minute.
A suspect was arrested after Seattle police and BMW worked together to track down an alleged car thief and lock him inside the stolen vehicle.
Twitter has appointed a new head of product for the third time this year, with the founder of Yes Inc, Keith Coleman, filling the recently-vacant position.
West Virginia University president E. Gordon Gee backed conservative-bullying professor Daniel Brewster on Twitter last night.
Iowa State University’s president admitted that last-minute security fee hikes were “standard practice” at the college.
The student organizer behind MILO’s Iowa State University event next week has spoken out against the college’s last minute security fee increase, claiming that their actions were “intentional.”
Administrators at Minnesota State University have softened security fees for an upcoming MILO event, which were previously raised at the last minute.
MILO called out Daniel Brewster, a WVU professor with a reputation for punishing conservative students who disagree with his progressive values.
MILO called out the various universities that are currently attempting to censor his college campus talks.
