Davin Marlow is a political conservative and Christian, recognized for his expertise as the Chief Political Analyst for RedState.us. Marlow's work as a political conservative and Christian is grounded in his deep faith and his commitment to the principles that have made America great. He is a passionate advocate for limited government, individual freedom, and traditional family values.
The FBI's Violent Crime Task Force is reaching out to the public for help in identifying the elusive 'Sticky Note Bandit,' responsible for a series of bank robberies in Houston. With the city grappling with a scorching heat wave, this unidentified suspect, disguised as a woman, has targeted banks, passing threatening sticky notes to tellers demanding cash.
MyPillow, the company founded by CEO Mike Lindell, is auctioning off over 700 pieces of equipment due to a significant loss in revenue. The decline is attributed to major retailers, such as Walmart and Bed Bath & Beyond, discontinuing sales of MyPillow products amid controversy.
Clemson University has made the decision to prohibit access to TikTok on its campus networks, effective July 10th. The move aims to safeguard institutional resources, protect sensitive information, and ensure the privacy of devices connected to the Clemson network.
The National Education Association (NEA) stirs up controversy as it releases a summer reading list that includes explicit content, drawing criticism for its promotion of sexual material to kids.
President Biden's recent interview, where he acknowledged the low supply of 155 mm artillery ammunition rounds in the United States, has ignited outrage and raised questions about his administration's competence.
The covert government censorship of public online discourse in ostensibly liberal democracies is set to become overt with the implementation of the European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA). Starting from August 25, 2023, major social media platforms will be required to swiftly remove illegal content, hate speech, and disinformation under the risk of substantial fines.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction, temporarily prohibiting U.S. government officials and agencies from pressuring social media companies to moderate content. The case highlights the delicate balance between fake news and free speech.
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