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A female student at Delta College in University Center, Michigan, is facing felony charges after allegedly falsely reporting a rape to campus police.

Administrators at Yale University have opted to censor a historical piece of art depicting Native Americans and Puritans, according to an article in the institution’s alumni magazine.

An exclusive interview with a high ranking former Google engineer who wishes to remain anonymous reveals more aspects of the company’s political monoculture, in which conservative and libertarian employees allege they experience a hostile work environment.

Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” conservative commentator Mark Steyn made the case that some tech giants that have the ability to regulate the flow of information on the Internet may have grown to be too big. Steyn indicated he

Facebook has been monitoring the mobile phone habits of Facebook users via Onavo Protect’s free VPN even when they’re not using the social media platform.

President Donald Trump accused Amazon of “doing great damage to tax-paying retailers” on Twitter on Wednesday.

Support for free speech is starting to dwindle in Silicon Valley, according to Wired, who claim that major tech companies are starting to doubt the concept.

Here’s a tweet to turn your stomach.

Former conservative UCLA Professor Keith Fink has filed a grievance with his union over his dismissal from his position as a lecturer.

Cyberbullies are 20 percent more likely to attempt suicide than others, according to a report.

A Scripps College student claims she was harassed by her peers after posting a photo with of herself with Vice President Mike Pence.

Instagram has restored popular conservative commentator and author Lauren Southern’s account, claiming it was removed “mistakenly.”

Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) claimed on Twitter, Tuesday, that President Trump was no longer his president.

The Justice Department has requested the data for 1.3 million visitors to the Trump “resistance” protest-organizing website “disruptj20.org,” which encouraged protests that in some cases devolved into violent riots during the inauguration of President Trump.

President Donald Trump can use Twitter how he sees fit and is free to block anyone he wants, according to the Justice Department.

Discord, a voice and text chat service targeted to gamers, has banned several alt-right servers and users following the clash at Charlottesville last week.

Facebook’s Messenger application will now monitor users conversations and suggest music to listen to based on artists and bands that they mention while talking to other users.

A column published in the New York Times on Monday from Princeton Professor Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor dishonestly attempts to defend leftist professors who have faced public criticism after making comments promoting violence.

A 40-county California tax data analysis by the Wall Street Journal has shown an increase in payment defaults related to “green” small, high-interest loans.

A new report claims that the use of smiley faces and emojis in the workplace convey low competence.

Yahoo! News followed up the weekend’s violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, with an uncritical portrayal of one of the groups most deeply involved: violent left-wing “anti-fascist” street gangs, collectively known as Antifa.

The United States Army will no longer employ Chinese-made DJI brand drones in any capacity, due to potential security risks.

An exclusive interview with a high ranking former Google engineer who wishes to remain anonymous reveals more aspects of the company’s politically correct office culture, including senior employees leading a Black Lives Matter chant on stage.

A professor at Portland State University argued in a recent journal article that the higher obesity rate amongst American minorities is a racial injustice.

BERKELEY, Ca (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc is rolling out pickup points in the United States where shoppers can retrieve items immediately after ordering them, shortening delivery times from hours to minutes, the company said on Tuesday.

Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson made the case that government should regulate Google like a public utility. Carlson made those remarks regarding Google’s dismissal of James Damore, a software engineer that authored a memo laying

President Donald Trump retweeted a meme shared by one of his supporters Tuesday morning, showing a cartoon “Trump Train” running into a person with CNN’s logo for a head.

An alleged Latino gang member, accused of attacking three black women, livestreamed a Chicago street fight moments after the alleged attack, according to a new video obtained by the Daily Mail.

A Berkeley, California, hot dog stand fired an employee in response to an online campaign to identify and maliciously publish private information – or “dox” – participants in Saturday’s “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. The crowdsourcing effort to “name and shame,” however, has already misstepped, incorrectly identifying an Arkansas professor 1,100 miles away from the men carrying torches as a racist.

Over 250 people have joined a class action lawsuit alleging that they were treated unfairly by Google due to their age.

Establishment GOP consultant and Daily Beast columnist Rick Wilson declared his support for lynching on Twitter, Saturday, following a white nationalist rally.

Milo Yiannopoulos joined Breitbart News Editor-In-Chief Alex Marlow on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Channel 125 Monday to discuss website domain provider GoDaddy’s suspension of neo-Nazi site The Daily Stormer.

Google and its founders have a long history of siding with the political left. Breitbart News has put together four of the most egregious links between Google and the Clinton campaign.

Sex robots are being made to look like customers’ dead wives in an effort to combat grief, according to a report.

Popular domain service GoDaddy gave neo-Nazi news site The Daily Stormer 24 hours to move their domain to another provider on Sunday, following a post GoDaddy claimed violates their terms of service.

A course being offered at Princeton University this fall seeks to combat “fat phobia” through dance and performance art.