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While PayPal has walked back its threat to fine users $2,500 for “misinformation,” the payments company is still reserving the right to fine users the same amount for other alleged transgressions.

On Tuesday night, NBC News’s Dasha Burns aired an interview with Pennsylvania senatorial candidate John Fetterman, who needed a closed-captioned monitor to answer questions because of “auditory processing” struggles caused by his recent stroke.

The company was preparing to fine account holders up to $2,500 for spreading "hate" or "misinformation," which PayPal determines on its own.

If a parent activist can make news by showing up in an inappropriately revealing outfit at a school board meeting — dull affairs, comprised...

The governor’s office also refused to say whether Lee plans on doing anything to protect the rights of targeted Tennessean pro-lifers.

The Biden Department of Justice indicted 11 pro-life protesters for demonstrating outside of a Tennessee abortion clinic earlier this year.

I used to be liberal.

Last week Congress passed a continuing resolution and then adjourned until after the election.

It turns out that one of the top FBI agents who investigated the alleged Trump Russia collusion may now be under investigation himself for…well, possible Russian collusion.

The most prominent feminist critic of the government's COVID-19 policy is trying to resurrect her First Amendment lawsuit against Twitter, citing new evidence that...