‘Our team has reviewed your content, and, unfortunately, we think it violates our violent criminal organizations policy,’ YouTube tells Free Beacon (Screenshot) YouTube removed a Washington Free Beacon video of a “Palestinian Resistance 101” event held at Columbia University, with the platform saying the video violates its policy that bars users from praising, promoting, or
Democrats slammed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he announced Nicole Shanahan as his presidential running mate on Tuesday, with lawmakers expressing worry that the pair’s campaign will siphon votes from President Joe Biden in his rematch this fall with Republican nominee Donald Trump. “I am personally offended and just disgusted by [Kennedy’s] campaign,” Rep. Robert
Susan Rosenberg is one of the country’s most notorious domestic terrorists. She landed on the FBI’s “Most Wanted” list at age 29 and served in a women-led communist group that bombed the U.S. Senate chamber in 1983. Now, more than two decades after her controversial release from prison, she serves on the advisory board of
Move comes amid a flurry of lawsuits challenging racial preferences (Twitter/@USLatinoMuseum) The Smithsonian’s Latino history museum will no longer use race to evaluate applicants for its prestigious internship program, according to a settlement agreement released yesterday, the latest in a series of legal blows to race-based diversity initiatives in the wake of the Supreme Court’s
The left-wing group End Citizens United earlier this month honored Senator Jon Tester as a “trailblazer” against dark money. But dark money is one of the reasons the Montana Democrat is in office. Since 2006, dark money groups have poured at least $7.5 million into Tester’s campaigns, records show. That hasn’t stopped Tester from making
The United States’ top intelligence agency wants to ban its spies from using “biased language,” including the terms “radical Islamists” and “jihadist,” saying these words “are hurtful to Muslim-Americans and detrimentally impact our efforts as they bolster extremist rhetoric,” according to a language guide published internally. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI),
‘At such a precarious moment for Jewish communities … it would be irresponsible to reduce safety measures online,’ Jewish group says (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Meta’s oversight board is recommending the company loosen its standards regarding the glorification of terrorists. Under the board’s recommendation, Facebook and Instagram users can refer to terrorists as “shaheed,” an Arabic