In a second legal letter, the Berkeley College Republicans and the Young America’s Foundation have demanded that administrators allow Ann Coulter’s upcoming lecture to proceed as it was originally scheduled.
In a Facebook Live video allegedly filmed in a car outside a Christian conference in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a Muslim man identified as Ehab Jaber brandishes numerous guns and warns people to “be scared.”
Zara, a Spanish clothing retailer, has removed from sale a denim skirt with patches that bore a striking resemblance to Pepe the Frog.
In a second legal letter, the Berkeley College Republicans and the Young America’s Foundation have demanded that administrators allow Ann Coulter’s upcoming lecture to proceed as it was originally scheduled.
Just a month before the election, Trump told supporters he “loved” WikiLeaks. Now in office, he wants Julian Assange arrested.
A new app aims to allow people to vote using a selfie, to make voting “more accessible” to the public.
Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin is a member of the anti-fascist Facebook group, By Any Means Necessary, which orchestrated the riots that occurred ahead of a scheduled lecture by Milo Yiannopoulos.
Google has launched a new series of workshops which aim to teach teenagers how to tackle “fake news” and “hate speech.”
U.S. authorities are preparing to seek the arrest of WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange, according to reports.
The UC Berkeley College Republicans and Young America’s Foundation have demanded in a legal letter to college administrators that Ann Coulter’s upcoming event follows its original schedule.
MasterCard is currently testing a credit card with a fingerprint scanner embedded within it, creating an extra layer of biometric authentication to keep the accounts of their customers as safe as possible.
(Reuters) — Tesla Inc founder and Chief Executive Elon Musk said his latest company Neuralink Corp is working to link the human brain with a machine interface by creating micron-sized devices.
Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson has introduced a motion to end oil drilling and production near public places in a measure that could kill America’s next oil and gas fracking boom.
American Commitment’s Phil Kerpen tells Breitbart News that we need to take back the internet from the tech-socialists.
Administrators at UC Berkeley have reversed their decision on Thursday afternoon to cancel an upcoming lecture by Ann Coulter. However, Berkeley now wish to move the date of her appearance from April 27 to May 2, in a week when there are no classes at the college. Coulter has rejected the proposed change, and plans to speak on the original date as planned.
A South African man who, posing as a feminist activist, convinced the Huffington Post to publish an article calling for white males to have their voting rights removed has now lost his job after HuffPo editors tracked him down and confronted him at his workplace.
Google reportedly plans to implement an ad-blocking feature directly into its Chrome web browser according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Federal Trade Commission has warned social media influencers that they must disclose the cash or compensation they receive in exchange for advertising a product.
The U.S. Army has reportedly field-tested vehicle-mounted anti-drone lasers in an effort to combat ISIS-piloted drones, according to Stars and Stripes.
More Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 live with their parents than with a spouse, according to a new study.
Posting nude pictures of servicemen and women without consent is now a crime in the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy following a nude photo sharing scandal.
Facebook is looking to hire someone to run the company’s news products division; a new role supposedly developed to help fight the problem of “fake news.”
The Winterfest DLC for Ubisoft’s open-world extreme sports game Steep adds a new sporting event, challenges, and customization options for players.
Facebook shareholders have demanded a report on so-called fake news and the apparent threat it poses to democracy and free speech, according to a proxy filing made on Friday.
Bucknell University faculty dismissed a proposal to adopt an academic freedom of expression statement at a faculty meeting that took place on Tuesday.
Most men have some familiarity with the saying “happy wife, happy life,” and Tom Brady apparently has familiarity with it as well.
When you receiving a devastating fact-check by the Twitter account of an NFL football team, it might be time to delete your newspaper.
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are conducting a joint investigation into one of the “worst security breaches in their history” that exposed thousands of top-secret documents describing CIA tools used to penetrate smartphones, smart televisions and computer systems, CBS News is reporting.
The government of the Indian-administered territory of Kashmir, amid frequent internet blackouts, is reportedly considering banning social media sites for 6 months, allegedly to stop the dissemination of videos and pictures purportedly showing acts of brutalities by its military forces.
The European Union levied a complaint against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) claiming that deregulating telecommunications will unfairly benefit American companies abroad.
The secret of Bill O’Reilly’s success was that he was a centrist. He hit the sweet spot that many media outlets covet, but few pursue.
