In 2016 the nation’s top two newspapers responded to Donald Trump’s election with arrogant new slogans, virtually declaring war on him.

President Ronald Reagan used to tell of the “nine most terrifying words” – “I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg has found a new way to make the words even scarier. He wants global governments involved in speech and free press, even though his staff pretend otherwise.

Facebook doesn't really believe in free speech. They believe in and actively practice censorship on a scale almost unimaginable a few years ago.

Google is too strong, too secretive and too disingenuous to trust with our elections.

Sen. Jeff Flake’s latest attempt to put the spotlight on himself is to compare President Trump to former Soviet communist dictator Josef Stalin.

Matt Lauer's been canned. Every day someone new is guilty of sexual harassment. While the deed is being reported, what is being swept under the rug is the raging hypocrisy.

After binging for hundreds of minutes on the Donald Trump sex-talk tape, the liberal networks are now tiptoeing around the WikiLeaks revelations, but spinning it as some kind of Russian conspiracy.

Virtually any belief opposed by the radical left is branded “hatred” and that belief spoken becomes “hate speech.”

It continues to amaze me that the national "news" media believe anything, no matter how trite, or how old, is newsworthy -- if the author is a conservative Republican.

Republicans will pay a brutal political price in 2014 if they don’t live up to their promise to do all they can to rid America of ObamaCare.