Allegations of Secret Funding for Democrat Social Media Influencers by Dark Money Group
Prominent liberal dark money groups are reportedly spending large sums each month to boost progressive messaging online. Influencers involved in this initiative can earn up to $8,000 monthly. The program, operated by a non-profit known as Chorus, has ties to the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a notable dark money organization aligned with Democratic interests. In June, […]
It’s all about social media, really.
The Threat of Social Media Social media may pose the biggest threat to America—and perhaps to the world—as well. I know it sounds extreme, but hear me out. This isn’t just some outdated perspective from someone who doesn’t quite grasp modern technology. I’m well-acquainted with social media. I’ve profited from it and engage with it […]
Happy birthday, Social Security. Without congressional action, full benefits will cease in 7 years.
WASHINGTON – On Thursday, President Donald Trump marked the 90th anniversary of Social Security with a proclamation, yet he did not outline any strategies to prevent potential bankruptcy and benefit cuts looming in the next decade. Having campaigned on a promise to “save” income support for American seniors, Trump asserted in an Oval Office appearance […]
Editorial: 90 years later, Social Security continues to benefit Alabama
This year, we celebrate the 90th anniversary of Social Security, a program that has enabled generations of Alabamians to retire with dignity after decades of hard work. It stands out as one of the most effective initiatives in American history, and a new AARP survey reinforces this sentiment. AARP’s recent report coinciding with the anniversary […]
Ninety years on, Social Security continues to benefit Alabama.
This year marks the 90th anniversary of Social Security, a program that has allowed many in Alabama to retire with dignity, recognizing their years of hard work. It’s often seen as one of the most successful initiatives in American history. A new survey from AARP highlights that it still serves its purpose well. The AARP […]
CASEY RYAN: Colleges Employ Social Credit to Get Around Affirmative Action Restrictions
Several prominent universities in the United States are now implementing a new admission process that closely resembles the social credit system used by the Chinese Communist Party. Following a Supreme Court decision that restricted the use of affirmative action in admissions, some higher education institutions have been exploring ways to ensure ideological conformity among incoming […]
Social Media Posts Show Bias Against Trump from CIA Officer Involved in 2016 Russiagate Report
CIA Officer’s Controversial Comments on Trump A CIA officer, Susan Miller, who played a role in the 2016 U.S. Intelligence Community Assessment regarding alleged Russian election interference, has a track record of making social media comments that criticize former President Donald Trump, labeling him a “dictator.” Recent reports have highlighted Miller’s involvement in the 2016 […]
Britt examines how social media contributes to the mental health issues faced by teenagers in a panel discussion.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt is actively pushing for “appropriate guardrails” to protect young social media users. In a panel discussion hosted by Semafor on Wednesday, lawmakers talked about the necessity of safeguarding young individuals against the risks associated with unchecked social media usage. Accompanied by U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA), Britt (R-Montgomery) highlighted a bipartisan […]
How Tim Burchett Emerged as a Social Media Sensation
Rep. Tim Burchett’s Unique Social Media Strategy Rep. Tim Burchett from Tennessee takes a different stance on social media compared to his congressional peers. While many politicians focus on polished media strategies—thoughtfully crafting topics with teams, selecting ideal backdrops, and filming multiple takes—Burchett opts for a simpler, more authentic approach. He shares real-time thoughts on […]
Josh Hammer: Disconnect from Social Media and Embrace Reality
There’s been quite an uproar online regarding the recent conclusions from the Trump Department of Justice, which stated that Jeffrey Epstein’s death in 2019 was a suicide and that the FBI found no significant “client list” in its Epstein files. Many people are frustrated—this isn’t just a partisan issue; it’s a broad concern that seems […]