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Facebook has removed – in what some are calling the “Facebook purge”- more than 800 pages and accounts. Although the social media giant says...

Fox News personality and National Review contributor Kat Timpf was forced to leave a bar in Brooklyn over the weekend after a woman she had never met became enraged upon learning she worked in conservative media.

The social media giant said it removed 559 pages and 251 accounts for running afoul of its rules. Some of these accounts tried to drive traffic to their websites for ad dollars and misled users into thinking they were forums for political debate, according to the company. Others used fake likes and shares so their content showed up higher in the social network's News Feed.

Remember the mainstream media liberals going out of their minds because the Russians reached almost 150 million people with their $100,000 Facebook ad buy? In July of 2015, in just a week, the Right Wing News Facebook page reached 133 million people. Because conservatives were sharing content they were interested in, little ol’ Right Wing News (well, I guess nearly 3.6 million Facebook likes isn’t so little) was driving the same amount of web traffic as some of the biggest newspapers in America. Barack Obama’s Facebook page was 36 times bigger than our page; yet we had 7 times as many people talking about our content.

A new crop of Democratic leaders isn’t afraid to take its own party to task—saying what has been obvious to many black voters and voters of color for years now. The latest is newly elected Boston state Rep. Nika Elugardo, who at a recent panel called out the Democrats for being “straight-up racist.”

On Monday, actress Jada Pinkett Smith talked about her prejudice against white women with blonde hair. The actress revealed that she has found herself prejudging such women and has thought "twice" about doing an interview because the interviewer was a white woman with blonde hair.

A shocking fight broke out between workers and a customer at Chaco’s, a Mexican restaurant in Texas. Diners were stunned when a shouting match turned violent, with plates and trays being thrown across the counter from both sides.

So this is a story about a white woman who thought it was a good idea to call a bus full of passengers “niggers” in Northeast D.C., during Tuesday evening rush hour ... only to find herself an unwilling participant in the time-honored tradition of catching hands.

The shooting of Stephon Clark was a tragedy and affects all members of our community. Every life has value, and the loss of even one life is a loss for our community. Our Sacramento police officers value life and have taken an oath to protect this community. No officer ever wants to take a life.

Conservative commentator and comedian Steven Crowder of "Louder with Crowder" took a look at all of the high-profile cases of police-involved shootings that have been used by the Black Lives Matter movement to promote the narrative that racist police officers are deliberately targeting and murdering black people. In a 14-minute video