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Michelle Malkin said Silicon Valley “deplatformed from our public schools” in a Friday interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily.

Former CNN reporter Peter Hamby publicly ridiculed Jim Acosta’s ham-handed southern border coverage on Thursday.

Donald Trump Jr. and CNN’s Jim Acosta got into a Twitter spat Thursday that ended with the president’s son sharing a satiric video of a CNN reporter getting run over by a golf cart.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently promised on social media that future Tesla vehicles will have the ability to fly while announcing the same day that Tesla will no longer be producing certain popular Model S vehicles.

The Wall Street Journal revealed that CAIR lobbied social media giant Twitter to blacklist outspoken conservative activist Laura Loomer from the platform over her remarks about Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN).

Conservative strategist Ali Alexander, who met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in 2018 to discuss the social network’s censorship of conservatives, was blacklisted from the platform this morning — but his account was quickly restored.

Rapper-singer Post Malone sent an alarming message about his mental health on social media Sunday, pleading with his fans and followers to “let me live.”

Twitter has claimed that it made an “error” when it locked a NewsBusters analyst out of his account on Wednesday after he mocked a drunk Don Lemon on CNN’s New Year’s Eve show. The tweet was called “hateful conduct” by the platform.

Black Mirror: Bandersnatch star Will Poulter announced a temporary departure from Twitter, Wednesday, in the interest of his mental health. The actor has a history of attacking President Trump on the platform.

Hackers have reportedly begun using inactive Twitter accounts to spread propaganda on behalf of the Islamic State, thanks to a bug on the platform that has existed for a decade.

Guy Kawasaki, one of Apple’s former marketing chiefs, claims in a recent book that Hillary Clinton’s campaign refused help from the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe during the 2016 election.

In a subtle jab at Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said it is policies not social media that gain supporters.

A former resident at the Cleveland Clinic was discovered to have made anti-Semitic statements online, comparing Jews to “dogs” and “Nazis,” and claiming that she would give Jewish patients the wrong medications.

The U.S. Strategic Command (STRATCOM), a unified military command responsible for overseeing nuclear weapons, deleted a New Year’s Eve tweet stating it stands ready to drop a large-yield bomb, citing the post’s “poor taste.”

Open Secrets’ listicle of 2018’s biggest lobbying stories makes no mention of technology companies’ spending on lobbying.

President Donald Trump tweeted 2,843 times in 2018, willingly engaging in a messaging war with his critics, the “haters,” the “losers” and the “fake news” on social media.

Peter Schweizer said 2018 was a “watershed year” for revealing technology companies’ use of left-wing political censorship.

The left’s insistence that Silicon Valley censorship is just a ‘conspiracy theory’ ring hollow.

Facebook’s Instagram platform dominated social media discussions following an unpopular update, Thursday, which led to the rise of Twitter trends such as “RIP Instagram.”

A number of prominent conservative and libertarian accounts were banned from Twitter this year as Big Tech ramped up the blacklisting of ideological dissidents and mainstream conservatives alike.

On Christmas Eve, horror writer and Hollywood producer Stephen King took time out to tweet another attack on President Donald Trump, longing for his removal from office.

Quillette casts PewDiePie’s battles with censorship as illustrative of an internet dominated by a cartel of politically aligned capitalists.

Jordan Peterson told Breitbart News that social media censorship is a problematic “can of worms” without a “straightforward” solution.

Monterey Bay Aquarium has apologized for calling Abby the otter fat in a joke Twitter post, which it claimed was “problematic and insensitive” for referencing “African American Vernacular English.”

Elite designer Prada has yanked a number of products off its shelves due to complaints over racist imagery.

A New York state Democratic senator sponsoring a bill that would require potential gun owners to submit to social media background checks told a Republican aide over Twitter on Tuesday to “kill” herself.

New York State Senator Kevin Parker, a member of the Democratic Party, told a woman on Twitter to kill herself, Tuesday.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sent some of his beard hair to rapper Azealia Banks so that Banks could make him a protective magical amulet, according to a report.

Hollywood producer and horror book author Stephen King is at it again, using Twitter to attack President Donald Trump.

It can be painful to watch the government, media, and left lead America’s young people, most especially millennials, astray. On top of being brainwashed into humorless censors and joyless puritans, the debt they are pressured to take on is beyond belief.

President Donald Trump accused top Silicon Vally tech companies of bias toward Democrats on Tuesday.

It’s no secret that fans will resort to almost anything to help their team win. However, some fans may have just taken things to an entirely new level.

A judge has blocked an illegal immigrant’s deportation on the basis of “human rights” concerns despite conceding that the Iranian man — said to pose a “serious threat” to the public after raping a 17-year-old girl — only pretended to become Christian as a ploy to stay in Britain.

Rep.-elect Ilhan Omar (D-MN), the first Muslim woman elected to Congress (along with fellow Democrat Rashida Tlaib of Michigan), mocked Vice President Mike Pence last week with a tweet captioned “Jesus take the wheel!”.

In politics, every new communications technology creates, or at least empowers, a new style of politician. 

President Trump can undoubtedly sense that the Weekly Standard is no longer respected in Republican circles.