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<![CDATA[Liz Cheney endorsed Kamala Harris.]]>

<![CDATA[The Harris-Walz campaign and its supporters (especially the paid cheerleaders on social media) like to share pictures of the crowds at their rallies and talk about all the grassroots and genuine excitement that exists out there for Trump’s opponent. It doesn’t really add up considering we’re talking about the VP who just a few months…

“Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly,” Judge Amit P. Mehta wrote last month in deciding the most consequential monopoly case so far this century. He was talking about Google’s illegal domination of online search — there’s a 90% chance you use Google every time you search, and…

Scrolling through X today, past photos of Kamala Harris avoiding journalists’ questions by holding her phone to the side of her head while wearing Apple earbuds, I was painfully reminded why I have called her the first cyborg candidate and the first word-cloud candidate. Then I remembered the Apple Vision Pro — remember that? —…

<![CDATA[Are you worried about Russian election interference, Twitchy readers? Does it keep you awake at night, thrashing back and forth in a panic? Do you often walk down the street surreptitiously glancing back and forth, certain that your neighbors are all puppets or agents of Vladimir Putin? ]]>

<![CDATA[As Twitchy told you here, Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes is taking steps to ban the country’s people from using Elon Musk’s social media platform, X.]]>

Breonna Taylor became a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement when she was shot and killed by Louisville police — but the narrative surrounding her death has done a 180. Years later, those who jumped to demonize the police have been proven wrong after a judge ruled that Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, was the…

The end of August marked a new era in Oregon: Possession of certain drugs is a crime once again. The state legislature voted back in March on a pair of bills that recriminalized possession, making it a misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail for probation violations or 180 days in jail if…

<![CDATA[This is a story that kind of flew under the radar, sadly. ]]>