Harvard professor Roland Fryer, who at age 30 became the youngest African-American to ever be awarded tenure at the Ivy League school, has revealed he faced threats and had to get armed security after publishing a study showing no racial bias in police-involved shootings. Mr. Fryer, who has received numerous awards for his academic research, […]
The majority of Americans distrust the FBI due to the agency’s “appearance of partiality and bias” and the “demonstrably different manner” under which some investigations are conducted, according to a former employee. James Gagliano, a retired FBI supervisory special agent who serves on the board of directors at the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, made […]
With AI becoming more present in everyone’s daily life, some people have noticed bias when interacting with popular language models, such as ChatGPT. NTD spoke with Phil Siegel, the Founder of Captrs, an AI company for simulation programming to address future threats, to dig deeper into the issue.
A group of Stanford professors is calling for an end to a system on campus that allows students to anonymously report on each other for what they perceive to be biased or discriminatory conduct. At least 77 professors recently sent a petition to Stanford administrators, arguing that the university’s online reporting system, called Protected Identity […]
Messages of support from thirty former FBI agents defend suspended whistleblower Steve Friend, who alleged political bias at the agency over its handling of the Jan. 6 Capitol breach probe. Among the former agents expressing support for Friend include a retired deputy assistant director and five former SWAT team members, according to the New York […]
John O’Sullivan is a British conservative political commentator and journalist. He was a senior policy writer and speechwriter for Margaret Thatcher when she was British prime minister. He also served as vice president and executive editor of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Since 2017, he has been president of the Danube Institute, a think tank based […]
The Media Research Center, a media watchdog founded in the 80s, says that an average of about 17 percent of Biden voters would not have voted for him if they were aware of certain stories either not covered or buried by the leftist legacy media. Brent Bozell, the founder of MRC, says President Trump would […]
Ritesh Lakhkar, a technical program manager at Google, says search results can be skewed with money.
“It’s skewed by the owners and the drivers of the algorithm. Like, so, if I say, ‘Hey, Google, here’s another two billion dollars. Feed this data set of whenever Joe Biden is searched, you’ll get these results.'”
This undercover video was published by Project Veritas: a non-profit organization dedicated to investigating and exposing corruption in public and private institutions.
The Trump campaign is accusing the Commission on Presidential Debates of bias against the President, nearly 100,000 Brooklyn voters will get new mail-in ballots sent to them, and U.S. airlines begin to furlough tens of thousands of workers as payroll support expires.
A political science professor from South Carolina is facing pressure from his college to take training in “diversity, bias, and inclusion.” The professor could be fired if he doesn’t comply, but still, he is unwavering. He says it violates his freedom of conscience.
Google users who searched for various terms related to the recent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton saw virtually no right-leaning news sources in the three ‘Top Stories’ results that Google shows as the top results for news-related queries
WASHINGTON—Republican senators on April 10 said Alphabet’s Google, Facebook and Twitter discriminate against conservative viewpoints and suppress free speech, suggesting anti-trust action could be a solution. Senator Ted Cruz, who chairs the Senate Judiciary subcommittee, said many Americans believe big tech firms are biased against conservatives. While no one wants “government speech police,” he said […]
Twitter banned and then restored the account of a man caught in a Twitter argument relating to former president Barack Obama and his controversial speech at the University of Illinois on Sept. 7. The tweet that sparked the ban followed a retweet of a Now This post that showed a segment of Obama’s speech. The post showed […]
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, admitted in an interview on Aug. 18 that the majority of employees at his company share a leftist bias. In response to mounting criticisms that the company smothers conservative voices, Dorsey told CNN in a televised interview that he “fully admit[s]” such a bias exists and that they are trying […]
