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An appeals court has agreed to take up the case against retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, which the Justice Department is attempting to dismiss. Read More.

The FBI said that the bureau found just two “material” errors in an audit of 29 applications to surveil American citizens. Read More.

Cops are sick of being subjugated and defunded by Democrats Read More.

California Christians took it to the beach and other public places over the past week in “Let Us Worship” events from Redding to San Diego. Read More.

Daily Caller editor-in-chief Geoffrey Ingersoll has said that the conservative news website has experienced Google search suppression. Read More.

A deal reached by the National Football Leauge and the NFL Players Association bans players from attending any indoor church services that are above 25 percent capacity. Read More.

Attorney General William Barr was repeatedly berated during his hearing in front of the Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday with Democratic members of the committee repeatedly cutting him off and not allowing him to answer questions. Read More.

Tech industry titans are expected to clash with House lawmakers Wednesday during a historic, highly anticipated hearing on monopolies and misinformation. Read More.

True to their word, four years later, Google is deliberately working to interfere with the reelection of Trump in 2020. Read More.

Facebook has removed a video posted by Breitbart News earlier today, which was the top-performing Facebook post in the world Monday afternoon. Read More.

The conservative wing of the Supreme Court reportedly declined to take up a case dealing with Second Amendment rights after Chief Justice John Roberts indicated that he would vote with the court’s liberal justices. Read More.

Politicians blame out-of-state sellers, but the real problem lies at home. Read More.

English Department pledges to incorporate 'critical grammar' into program Read More.

Would you pay for a zero-ads version of Twitter? The social network will “likely” launch a test of a subscription version later this year, according to CEO Jack Dorsey. Read More.

How major social media companies threaten our most basic freedoms. Read More.