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Ohio State University is encouraging precocious teenage freshmen girls to use OnlyFans and sell pornographic images and videos of themselves as part of their annual ‘Sex Week’ event.
On this week’s broadcast of FNC’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz decried so-called cancel culture, which was highlighted by threats made against Trump defense attorney Michael Van Der Veen.
He revealed his plans in a letter to his 1.3 million Amazon employees, insisting he wasn’t retiring but wants to focus on his ‘passions’ including his space and climate change ventures.
Lewis Hopkins calls himself “a scammer’s worst nightmare”. The 21-year-old from Birmingham has racked up nearly 20 million views on his YouTube channel where he exposes online scammers – hacking their computers and trolling them – in videos that are chaotic, funny, and, at times, extremely stressful.
The people you see on a daily basis — the barista who makes your coffee, the bus driver who takes your kids to school, and the neighbor who waves to you each morning — could all be using fake identities to hide an unsavory past. Just a few years ago, such a scenario would have been a far-fetched plotline reserved for the Netflix series “You”. But recently,the dark web has made it extremely easy for anyone wanting to start a new life to simply buy themselves a brand new identity.
If you were skateboarding in the early 2000’s, then you’ve heard of or owned a pair of The Osiris D3. It’s an iconic skate shoe.
First it was the outcasts. Then it was the “forward thinking” silicon valley gurus and eccentric CEOs. Then the contrarian Wall Street pros such as PTJ and Druck who got on board. And now, we are in the phase where rappers are throwing their full weight (which in some cases is substantial) behind cryptocurrencies.
As the apex predators of capitalism, hedge funds are accustomed to raking in billions by driving companies into the ground and feasting on the carcasses.
In a blog post courtesy of the International Monetary Fund, IMF researchers Arnoud Boot, Peter Hoffmann, Luc Laeven, and Lev Ratnovski called for internet search history to be tied to credit score.
Black Student Union representatives at DePaul University in Chicago are demanding new programs and spaces reserved solely for Black students and faculty.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey admitted that banning President Trump was “destructive” and “dangerous” to the “noble purpose” of an open Internet, leading some to question who is in control of his company.
Disney+ has updated its disclaimer about depictions of racist stereotypes in its classic films with a longer, more in-depth warning, USA Today reported Monday.
Alex Jones breaks down the recent decision by Google to ban another Alex Jones app from their Play store for exposing the dems blocking coronavirus treatments, ushering in the era of digital book burning.
Silver linings accompany most catastrophic events, and one major one with the coronavirus is the remarkable way Americans (and people throughout the world) have come together to fight this outbreak.
As President Trump’s approval numbers climb over his response to the growing coronavirus pandemic, the mainstream media has begun to call for censoring his White House briefings.
The greatest challenge in covering the actual events taking place in our world today is that most people still don’t recognize the level of depravity, perversion and evil that has overtaken liberals and Democrats.
Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) promoted a drag queen’s bizarre performance tour on social media Monday, calling the individual “fabulous,” “incredible,” and “genius.”
The biggest threat that social media censorship poses is not you being unable to access Facebook or Twitter, it’s you not being able to get a mortgage or have a bank account.
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