Adriana Cohen

As Elon Musk continues to release the 'Twitter Files' the obvious question is about Democrats. Were they also targeted by the tech giant? Could some Democrats have also been censored?

The coronavirus epidemic that's crashing the U.S. economy, putting lives at risk and derailing our entire way of life should serve as a wakeup call that the U.S. government must stop being reliant on China and other foreign nations for prescription drugs, medical supplies or any supply chain product or ingredient that's essential to our survival.

Kamala Harris should visit the border and detention facilities in Texas, California, Arizona and elsewhere with her team -- and press in tow -- to document her problem-solving skills to the American people.

Today, nearly 19 million Americans are out of work while 880,000 of our friends, neighbors and family members filed for unemployment for the first time last week – the highest since early September – reported the Labor Department on Thursday.

We're living in an era of techno-fascism, where ultra-powerful liberal elites at Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube and other digital platforms are acting as modern-day book burners, using algorithms, content monitors and other opaque methods to control what millions of Americans read and view online.

Now that COVID-19 vaccines are expected to soon become available, governors nationwide must prioritize vaccinating teachers so America's schools can reopen without delay.

President-elect Joe Biden says he wants unity and promises to be a leader who represents all Americans not just Democrats.

Scores of conservatives, including myself, are being shadow-banned on Twitter, something I testified about in 2018 before Congress alongside other leading conservative voices being wrongfully censored.

Big Tech is now the biggest threat to our democracy.

Vice President Mike Pence has the temperament, leadership skills and gravitas to become president if called to serve our nation, while Sen. Kamala Harris does not.

Democrats are now attacking Trump over the pandemic while conveniently ignoring their role in diminishing the public health threat.

The wealthy, powerful and privileged in the Democratic Party today don't play by the same rules as everyone else.

The American people expect — and deserve — to hear from presidential candidates and learn where they stand on a multitude of important policy issues affecting our lives.

Monopolistic companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple and others have become far too powerful.