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CBS announced Thursday that it will end Stephen Colbert's The Late Show after the upcoming TV season, citing a "financial decision." Read More.

The Kingdom of Bhutan’s openness to dive into Web3 technology creates an opportunity to build a blockchain-based identity infrastructure and modernize the nation’s approach to digital identity.  Read More.

Facebook shareholders sued Meta leadership in 2018, alleging the company knowingly harvested user data. Read More.

The subscription-based platform OnlyFans continues to expand rapidly, posting impressive gains in earnings and audience size. Read More.

The rescissions package, approved by the House of Representatives last month, would eliminate approximately $8.3 billion from USAID and $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). Read More.

Despite numerous media reports outlining actions to smoke out his administration's leakers, President Donald Trump's DOJ has yet to prosecute media leakers. Read More.

The account for Elmo, under the handle @elmo, has more than 639,800 followers, and has been on the platform since November of 2012. Read More.

Memes are legal again in the United States of America! Read More.

London’s Metropolitan Police made 1,035 arrests via live facial recognition (LFR) since 2024, scanning 2.4 million people (0.04% hit rate). Cases include apprehending sex offenders, robbers and bail-jumpers, per Met records. Read More.

President Trump was duped by the big tech giants. The latest target? ICE Director Todd Lyons - who was DOXXED then KICKED OFF LinkedIn for reporting it. Now we have both the proof and the solution that President Trump needs. Read More.

A House Judiciary Committee investigation led by Chairman Jim Jordan has exposed what may be the largest government-coordinated censorship operation in U.S. Read More.

The analysts who created the fake Russia collusion assessment for John Brennan are still at the agency, a source told The Federalist. Read More.

Lawmakers inserted a provision into Florida’s 2026 budget bill to prohibit state taxpayer dollars from being used to contract with organizations like NewsGuard to monitor media bias and “misinformation,” Reclaim the Net reported. Critics say the provision could discourage “constitutionally protected business activities.” Read More.

The decision to close the Epstein case due to insufficient evidence is frustrating, but it reflects a justice system that values due process over emotional satisfaction. The real urgency lies in rescuing the 300,000 missing children lost to trafficking, where our energy and outrage can save lives right now. Read More.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on the Breitbart Fight Club said Republicans were "eager" to go after the censorship regime. Read More.