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Breitbart’s resident gay thot decisively shut down allegations of white supremacy from a Democrat during his latest college event.

Microsoft has been forced to apologise after a perceived reference to a racial slur appeared in the subject line of a marketing email for the upcoming zombie-survival game Dead Rising 4.

Reports floating around the Internet have claimed that several transgender teens have committed suicide as a result of Donald Trump winning the presidency. However, an article in the libertarian magazine Reason has found these claims to be lacking any evidence at all.

Louise Mensch, the former Conservative MP and founder of the News Corp-owned blog HeatStreet, has made her Twitter account private after Donald Trump’s upset victory in Tuesday’s presidential election.

According to The Yorker, the University of York has no plans this year to celebrate International Men’s Day on November 19th. This comes after a highly publicised incident last year when the university was forced to cancel the event under pressure from feminist academics and members of the York Student’s Union.

Twitter rolled back the release of its “muted words” feature after it was accidentally released too early. A number of iOS users spotted the new feature available in their settings, allowing them to enter certain keywords or hashtags to keep tweets containing them from showing up on their timeline.

The Project Veritas founder had his account locked in the same week that he planned to release major information involving Hillary Clinton.

On Thursday the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a proposal to restrict the amount of data that Internet Service Providers (ISPs), such as Comcast or Verizon, can share or sell to third parties without prior consent from consumers.

One of the most well-known white supremacist hubs on the web has declared a “holy crusade” against Breitbart editor MILO.

Jigsaw, a small subsidiary of Google, is working on multiple technological projects that would work to censor speech on the internet and increase monitoring of its users, according to an article published on Wired.

The University of West Florida has reinstated its College Republicans chapter after Breitbart News exposed the plight of the group and administrative errors were discovered in the ensuing investigation of their deactivation.

After an article published by Breitbart News on Wednesday about the suspension of the UWF College Republicans chapter, the University of West Florida has disabled the ratings on their Facebook page.

In a move reminiscent of UC Irvine’s crackdown on their chapter of the College Republicans, the University of West Florida has disabled the College Republicans group for not attending a compulsory workshop, of which notification was given only a few hours

In a report published by Sputnik News, psychologist Robert Epstein reveals evidence that Google is manipulating search results related to Hillary Clinton that may “shift as many as 3 million votes” in the upcoming presidential election.

Liberal students at Louisiana State University were so desperate to disrupt a Milo event, they bought tickets to a fake one.

Twitter’s Trending section has not included any phrase regarding Hillary Clinton’s collapse outside New York City’s 9/11 memorial service Sunday morning, despite capturing the attention of reporters across the political spectrum and spawning multiple hashtags.

The Billings Gazette, a Montana newspaper, has decided to remove the comments section from its online edition.

TheRichest, a popular YouTube “vidbait” channel, compared Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos to paedophiles, rapists, attempted murderers, and even ISIS, including him in a list of “evil people who should be banned from the Internet.”

“There’s zero chance that this wasn’t a fan of Milo’s” said first amendment lawyer Mark Rendazza “The other zero percent here is it’s zero percent Milo’s fault.”

A lone programmer has exposed the vulnerability of the British Government’s petitions website to external vote-rigging.

Despite clear violations of the university’s code of conduct, the campus group Students For Justice In Palestine was only issued a written warning.

Inevitably, Milo’s fans have begun tattooing his name on their bodies.

Autostraddle, a leftist, feminist blog with an audience of “kickass lesbian, bisexual & otherwise inclined ladies,” has just been forced to issue an apology by their readership for publishing a positive review about the new Seth Rogen movie, Sausage Party, because apparently the lesbian, hispanic taco in the film was a racist stereotype.

Tickets have now been partially released for the second leg of Milo Yiannopoulos’ Dangerous Faggot Tour. Organisers of Milo’s upcoming speeches at Clemson University and UC Irvine are currently allowing prospective attendees to purchase spots at the hotly anticipated events.

If you’ve missed Milo’s snappy, fabulous witticisms on Twitter, then you can follow him on Snapchat under the username “Yiannopoulos.”

Breitbart Tech recently had the opportunity to speak with the creator of an incredible shrine to our fallen hero, Harambe.

Police were called out after a domestic disturbance was reported to find a truck with its windows smashed to pieces and a scratch on the driver’s side, with the victim of the assault claiming the motivation was a Facebook like.

Former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn believes Twitter will not be an independent company within two years.

An online petition has been created on the official White House petitions page, demanding that the United States Naval Ship Harvey Milk be renamed the “USS Harambe.”

The University of California, Irvine is once again trying to stall Milo’s second visit — this time over “security concerns.”

At the start of July, the second International Conference on Men’s issues was held at the ExCel centre in London, two years after the inaugural conference in Detroit. Breitbart Tech reporter Jack Hadfield went to see what all the fuss was about.

Appearing on The Bolt Report on Sky News Australia, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos discussed his suspension from Twitter.

From August 8th, Reddit will launch a new, “more personable” form of advertising on its site, according to co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman in an interview published in Ad Age.

Appearing on the Larry Kudlow show last Saturday, Breitbart Tech and Social Justice editor Milo Yiannopoulos discussed his suspension from Twitter, and how the Republican National Convention, which was held earlier in the week, had changed from previous iterations of the event.

Appearing on CNBC at the RNC in Cleveland, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos discussed his suspension from Twitter that arose as a result of a supposed “harassment campaign” against Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones, of which Milo said there was “no suggestion whatsoever” of his involvement, claiming the real reason he was suspended is because he was “Twitter’s Public Enemy Number One.”

The media narrative has presented Leslie Jones as an innocent victim of racist abuse. In fact, she regularly breaks Twitter’s rules against abuse and harassment.