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Newsweek reported last week that the 10 top ten selling beers and their parent companies have each participated in LGBT campaigns in the past.

"The blood of the 3 beautiful babies we lost in Nashville is on that money, the store owners said.

Athletic company Nike defended its decision to use transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney in campaigns to promote the company's female clothing line.

"Jack Daniels, you just lost a loyal drinker. Never again," says one social media user.

The campaign features a trans woman and reintroduces the "SHE" chocolate bar.

The Harry Potter-inspired game, developed by Warner Bros. Games, has generated $850 million in revenue and sold 12 million copies, according to figures released by the company.

It is not a secret that over the past decade, hundreds of large U.S. corporations have adopted woke policies, regularly injecting left-wing ideals into their products, services and employment practices.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, slammed Democrats who would not show up for an in-person hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee in Yuma, Arizona, on Thursday regarding the southern border.

The State Department is funding a project to train Palestinian journalists that will be carried out by a charity that has partnered with terrorist groups, according to grant records reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.

Conservative non-profit organization 1792 Exchange released a report detailing the most "politically biased" companies.