“‘Don’t avoid people whose viewpoints you think are wrong. Don’t try to shout them down. Hear them out. Ask them questions. Put in the effort to understand their point of view,’ she said, according to The Cornell Review. Pollack also pledged to pursue punishment for the hecklers and said they would be referred to the Office of Student Conduct at the time.” – Fox News, April 16, 2023

“Paragon recommended that in future pandemics, policymakers should avoid prolonged, and generalized restrictions and instead carefully tailor government responses to specific areas, and balance the health benefits against the economic, educational and social costs of specific response measures.” – The Center Square, March 30, 2023

“Tech companies are now facing calls for accountability for the extensive influence they exercise over the content moderation process.” – Daily Caller, February 14, 2023

“His mom, a nurse who lives in nearby Florissant, had found out about the incident and turned the child over to the cops. ‘It was surreal,’ Coleman said when he saw the young suspect. ‘I commend her for turning him in because that’s probably the hardest thing, but the best thing, she could do for him because these people he’s dealing with, you don’t know how desperate they are.'” – Fox News, February 5, 2023

“Our goal of Protecting Americans Action Fund is to get these people the resources that are pro-law enforcement to stand up against these far left-wing forces that, right now, are trying to push a really radical anti-police, anti-victim agenda that is hurting too many Americans all across the country.” – Breitbart, February 5, 2023

“From Elon Musk’s “Twitter files” to an FBI agent’s candid testimony, Americans have gotten a glimpse into a once-hidden enterprise where federal agencies pressured social media platforms – directly and through proxies – to censor content under their terms of service. The goal, it appears, was to preserve the ruling elite’s favored narratives on everything from the pandemic to election integrity.” – Just the News, December 28, 2022

“As Breitbart News reported in July, Judicial Watch sued New York City, alleging that officials had removed just 22 registrants from the city’s voter rolls in the last six years, even as more than 5.5 million residents are registered to vote.” – Breitbart, December 28, 2022

“This is the eighth Festivus Report Senator Paul has released since entering the Senate in January 2011. In addition to the examples of wasteful spending, Paul’s report notes that the U.S. national debt is above $31 trillion and that the ‘debt has risen so rapidly that the Congressional Budget Office projects that, within the next 30 years, there is not a single year in which the federal budget will balance.'” – CNS News, December 27, 2022

“Maricopa County has admitted that 70 of its 223 vote centers experienced ballot printer issues on Election Day, while Lake alleges in her lawsuit that about 132 of them did.” – Just the News, December 22, 2022