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At the intersection of technology and human priorities lies our belief that we must actively shape our future rather than passively accept what technology brings. We are committed to protecting our digital independence in a way that promotes a life that is free, meaningful, and fully engaged. Sadly, the current landscape tells a different story: we see increased centralization, growing disconnection, and a deterioration of our freedoms, along with a troubling trend of cancellation. Today, technology often serves to trap us in a digital environment where our hard-earned rights and freedoms no longer apply. This top-down approach seeks to reshape the world to fit its own vision, regardless of the consequences.

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Unilever crushes dreams of woke co-founder of Ben and Jerry's

7 hours ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

There is a battle under way over the ownership and identity of the iconic ice cream brand Ben and Jerry's — and its radical leftist founders, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, appear to be losing badly. Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal indicated that Cohen was trying to gather investors to buy back the brand that he and Greenfield sold to Unilever 25 years ago.
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison tries curing narrative about links to $250 million fraud scheme

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

In December 2021, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) met with multiple individuals linked to a $250 million COVID-19 fraud scheme that centered on stealing taxpayer funds intended to feed hungry children. After the meeting, he and his son Jeremiah, a member of the Minneapolis City Council, received campaign donations from multiple individuals connected to the fraud scheme.
Blaze News original: Obama, Biden set stage for Trump's derailing of Harvard's gravy train

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

The Trump administration has explicitly threatened, and in some cases suspended, the funding of universities across the country, citing violations of federal law and policy. Amid this governmental campaign to fight anti-Semitism on campus, keep men out of women's sports, maximize viewpoint diversity, eliminate discriminatory DEI practices, and kick divisive critical race theory programming to the curb, Harvard University has emerged as the administration's white whale.
Former 'disinfo' czar Nina Jankowicz tells Europeans to take a stand against the US, double down on social media regulation

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

Nina Jankowicz, the former czar of the Biden administration's short-lived Disinformation Governance Board and briefly also an adviser to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, addressed the European Parliament this week, telling members to "stand firm against another autocracy: the United States of America." Fresh off telling the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the "censorship industrial complex is a fiction," Jankowicz concern-mongered before foreign leaders about the Trump administration's...
Trump tells Glenn Beck the cold reality about tariff talks: 'I don't have to negotiate'

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck sat down Wednesday with President Donald Trump to discuss the first 100 days of his second term. They broached a variety of topics in the interview, including artificial intelligence, American energy, cost-saving deregulation, potential military action in Mexico, and Democrats' efforts to protect a foreign MS-13 associate with human trafficking ties.
Mass deportations are critical to America’s future

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Auron MacIntyre

In a late-night order, the Supreme Court on Saturday blocked the Trump administration from using the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal aliens. The administration had relied on the law to expedite removals of some of the most dangerous individuals in the country, including alleged MS-13 gang members. This wasn’t a final ruling on the statute, but it froze current deportation efforts and signaled a likely loss for the White House.
Climate extremist strikes again, this time apparently vandalizing Trump Tower

1 day ago | theblaze.com | Cortney Weil

Trump Tower in New York City had to be closed to visitors on Wednesday after a man who is believed to be a member of a climate extremist group vandalized part of the lobby. Shortly after noon, a young man walked into the public lobby of the building, strode over to the seal of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States, and proceeded to tag it with the letters "USA" in green spray paint, video from Freedom News TV showed.
District judge orders Trump administration to restore state media networks

2 days ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

U.S. district court judges have done their apparent best to hamstring the second Trump administration just as they had the first. Between Jan. 20 and March 27, the Congressional Research Service indicated there were at least 17 cases of nationwide injunctions — 11 more than were issued during the entire presidency of George W. Bush and two shy of the total issued during Barack Obama's tenure.
Klaus Schwab's sudden departure was on bad terms, coinciding with shocking misconduct allegations

2 days ago | theblaze.com | Joseph MacKinnon |Joseph Mackinnon

Klaus Schwab announced on April 1 that he was stepping down as chairman of the World Economic Forum. While the technocratic globalist organization indicated that its founder would complete his departure by January 2027, Schwab revealed Monday that he was stepping down immediately — and did so without providing a reason. The Wall Street Journal revealed on Tuesday why Schwab left his post 20 months early.
Top Democratic senator announces retirement after 44 years in Congress

2 days ago | theblaze.com | Rebeka Zeljko

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois, who serves as the Democratic whip, announced Wednesday that he will not seek re-election in 2026. The 80-year-old senator was first elected to the Senate in 1996 after serving in the House since 1982.