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January 13, 2022

Sarah Palin, New York Times set to face off in defamation case next month

Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times will go to trial in Manhattan on Feb. 1, according to reports.

January 12, 2022

Steve Harvey says cancel culture made him stop doing stand-up: 'Political correctness has killed comedy'

Steve Harvey sounded off on cancel culture while promoting his new show.

January 12, 2022

Elvis Costello wants his own song 'Oliver's Army' banned over use of N-word

Singer Elvis Costello this week urged radio stations to stop playing his 1979 song "Oliver鈥檚 Army" because of its use of the n-word.

January 11, 2022

Questions about 'gender identity' for an 11-year-old don't belong in public school

Imagine how furious I was to find out that my son, let me repeat that, my SON, was recently asked what his gender identity is on, of all things, a teacher evaluation form.

January 1, 2022

Woke politics hijack my Gen Z classmates' hero's path

Many today are concerned聽about the rising generation鈥檚 exposure to a cultural virus, that is being聽"woke"鈥攁nd rightly so.

December 26, 2021

Oregon caller to Biden defends 鈥楲et鈥檚 go, Brandon鈥� remark, claims he鈥檚 now getting threats: report

An Oregon caller who tagged on "Let鈥檚 go, Brandon" when ending his Christmas Eve phone chat with President Biden last week now says he鈥檚 being "attacked" for what he claims was a "joke."

December 24, 2021

Seven unbelievable headlines in 2021 that were not satire

The best worst headlines of 2021.

December 24, 2021

Peter Dinklage slams 鈥榩olitically wrong鈥� critics of his Herve Villechaize role

Cancel culture critics were wrong to take issue with his portrayal of the late "Fantasy Island" star Herve Villechaize in a 2018 film because he鈥檚 White, actor Peter Dinklage said recently.

December 24, 2021

Raymond Arroyo reflects on his Biden administration grievances from 2021

Raymond Arroyo reflects on 2021 and the problems caused by the Biden administration on "The Ingraham Angle."

December 22, 2021

Washington Post ripped after reporting on World War II soldier survey: 'Your grandparents are canceled'

Critics blasted The Washington Post for claiming that "harsh views" found in U.S. Army surveys from the 1940s undermined the "wholesome image" of the "Greatest Generation."