Cassandra MacDonald 
During the 1992 Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, armed Korean store owners stationed themselves on top of their shops to protect their property from looters and became known as the “Roof Koreans.” A riveting thread celebrated these brave heroes as the anniversary of the riots approaches.
Democrat Illinois state Rep.
The majority of Americans are sick and tired of the PC police and victimhood culture — on both sides of the aisle.
President Barack Obama urged his former-Vice President Joe Biden not to run against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand claimed at a campaign stop that she is a great defender of a free press — until she was questioned about the arrest of award-winning publisher Julian Assange.
has banned the European Parliament campaign account for UKIP candidate Carl Benjamin, better known online as Sargon of Akkad.
has suspended the campaign account for citizen journalist Tommy Robinson’s independent bid for European Parliament.
The White House is preparing to push for new arms-control agreements with Russia and China at President Donald Trump’s order.
Thousands of illegal immigrants are planning to march in twelve states on May 1 demanding they be allowed to get driver’s licenses, and for people to stop being arrested for driving without them.
Former-Vice President Joe Biden did not have the decency to reach out to Heather Heyer’s mother before invoking her daughter’s death for his presidential campaign announcement video.
CEO Jack Dorsey personally called Rep.
The Icelandic court has ordered Valitor, formerly VISA Iceland, to pay WikiLeaks $10 million in damages over the 2011 banking blockade.
A “fat and body positive” sex therapist who recently gave a speech at St.
Speaking at an event for the U.S.
The McCain family, who unfortunately have not yet drifted into irrelevance, will be supporting former Vice President Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential race.
Infowars founder Alex Jones stood against Big Tech censorship and the arrest of Julian Assange in a First Amendment protest outside the White House on Tuesday.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is changing the name of Rodeo Road to “Obama Boulevard” in a ceremony next weekend.
The Florida Senate has passed a bill that would allow teachers to carry guns to class if their local school boards agree to it.
Starbucks bathrooms in at least 25 markets will be fitted with new needle-disposal units, as thousands of workers express concern about drug use in their bathrooms.
The US State Department is urging increased caution if you plan to travel to Sri Lanka because terrorist groups are continuing to plot possible attacks.
Social Justice Warriors have apparently run out of people and objects to declare as racist and are now setting taking aim at man’s best friend.
Al-Jazeera reporter Saif Khalid declared on that reporting the facts about the Easter terror attacks in Sri Lanka is “Islamophobic.” Suicide bombers killed at least 200 Christians and injured 450 more in eight blasts on Easter Sunday.
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In today’s case of “I can’t believe this isn’t the Onion,” CNN’s ‘Reliable Sources’ propagandist Brian Stelter is going to be hosting Toronto’s World News Day Conference which is focused on why “independent fact-based journalism” matters.
PayPal and GoFundMe have banned the militia that made headlines for livestreaming their detention of 300 migrants at the southern border.
There have been a lot of viral impersonations of Rep.
The establishment Never-Trump neocons are throwing their weight behind ventriloquist dummy lookalike and Democratic presidential candidate Peter Buttigieg.
A 46-year-old woman who went viral and lost her job for harassing an elderly supporter of President Donald Trump in a Palo Alto Starbucks earlier this month has gone missing, according to police.
Hackers protesting the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange continued their reign of chaos on Thursday — crashing the website of British Prime Minister Theresa May.
Julian Assange’s DC-based lawyer Barry Pollack has responded to the report from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.
The United Kingdom’s Police force is offline as hackers continue cyber attacks against UK and Ecuadorian government websites in protest of the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Two Confederate statues are being replaced in the Statuary Hall at the U.S.
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of people took to the streets in Quito on Tuesday to protest President Lenin Moreno withdrawing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s asylum.
Leftist activists have once again held a flash mob style protest at the home of President Donald Trump’s senior policy adviser Stephen Miller.
The hackers who spent the weekend cyber attacking Ecuadorian government websites in protest of the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have now turned their attention to the United Kingdom.
The Anonymous hackers who spent the weekend knocking Ecuadorian government websites offline have turned their attention to the United Kingdom, issuing a warning for the British government to “free Assange or chaos is coming for you.” Speaking to the Gateway Pundit, a member of the hacker group who goes by the pseudonym ‘Nama’ declared they will be launching cyber attacks against the United States and Sweden after the UK.
The Daily Mail has published Ecuadorian surveillance photos of Julian Assange inside their embassy in London and claimed it is proof that the WikiLeaks founder was living in a “fetid lair.” The only problem is that the photos show a spotlessly clean bathroom and two dirty plates in the sink.
Over 30 websites belonging to the Ecuadorian government are now offline — some of them defaced — in protest of the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, many were asking one very important question — was his infamous ‘Embassy Cat’ safe?
The Central bank of Ecuador, Ministry of Interior, Ecuadorian Assembly in UK and the Government of Ecuador’s websites were all knocked offline on Friday evening in response to the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
James Goodale, the vice president and general counsel of the New York Times during the Pentagon Papers scandal, is warning that the light charges against Julian Assange is part of an extradition scheme that could ultimately criminalize the news-gathering process in the digital age.
United Kingdom’s Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has asserted that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should not be extradited to the United States, where he will face prosecution for the crime of doing journalism.
As if abandoning freedom of the press and the First Amendment weren’t enough, the mainstream media’s celebration of the arrest of fellow journalist Julian Assange now comes with government propaganda from Ecuador, designed to attack the WikiLeaks publisher’s reputation.
A man just attempted to light himself on fire at the north fence line of the White House.
There is no constitutional difference between WikiLeaks and The New York Times, according to famed lawyer, constitutional law scholar, and Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz.
France is willing to consider offering WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange asylum if he requests it from them.
The Ecuadorian government who has protected 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee and award-winning publisher Julian Assange has caved to pressure from the U.S.
WikiLeaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson has sent a dire warning to other journalists about the precedent that will be set if Julian Assange is extradited to the United States.
Spanish police are now investigating an espionage operation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, made possible by the Ecuadorian government that had given him asylum.
The mainstream media tells us we live in an age of “hyper-partisanship.” But that’s not what I witnessed outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where populist right-wingers, anti-imperialist socialists, Brexit supporters and even liberals stood united against the political establishment’s seven-year persecution of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange.
The Gateway Pundit has exclusively obtained a court transcript of an appeal made by WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange in an Ecuadorian court, in which he accused their government of preparing to revoke his political asylum at the behest of the United States and United Kingdom.
A livestream has now been set up outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in case WikiLeaks founder and 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Julian Assange is expelled and arrested.
Former Vice-President Joe Biden has been facing some serious heat for his creepy tendency to be overly touchy-feeling with women and girls — and President Donald Trump absolutely demolished him for it in one single tweet on Thursday.
Efforts to censor the pro-life film ‘Unplanned’ has backfired in a huge way, as the box office hit has now surpassed Planned Parenthood in followers.
The Chicago Police union staged a protest outside Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s on Monday, demanding that she resign, and were met with Black Lives Matter protesters who were there to support hoaxer Jussie Smollett.
One America News Network reporter Jack Posobiec says he has obtained leaked spoilers from the upcoming final season of Game of Thrones.
suspended the account for the pro-life movie ‘Unplanned’ on the weekend of its theatrical release, but promptly reinstated it amid fierce backlash.
Joe Biden’s spokesperson responded to the allegations from former Nevada state assemblywoman Lucy Flores in which she described the creepy then-Vice President of smelling her hair and kissing the back of her head.
