Mia Cathell
Mia Cathell is the American News editor for The Post Millennial. BS journalism Boston University. She has appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight Newsmax and OANN. Twitter: @MiaCathell
So-called 'experts' warn against calling mass burglary events 'looting'
"Looting" has been deemed a racially-charged term by progressive voices as opponents of the label are pushing to call the criminal act "organized robbery."
So-called 'experts' warn against calling mass burglary events 'looting'
"Looting" has been deemed a racially-charged term by progressive voices as opponents of the label are pushing to call the criminal act "organized robbery."
Black man who fired at deputies in self-defense acquitted on same day as Rittenhouse
When the gunfire ended, Coffee's girlfriend, 21-year-old Alteria Woods, was shot dead, caught in the crossfire between the defendant and the deputies.
San Francisco DA who supports defunding police 'outraged' by mass looting of luxury store
"Trust and safety are our core values in this city. Last night's organized crime in Union Square, Bayview District and beyond must never happen again," Boudin said.
Suspect accused of stabbing Georgia officer charged with shooting deaths of firefighter, wife murdered inside family home
Police confirmed that Lanz is the brother of Austin William Lanz, the 27-year-old man who made national headlines when he stabbed a police officer to death at a bus stop near the Pentagon back in August.
BREAKING: Nick Sandmann says Kyle Rittenhouse is 'in great spirits' after phone call together
"Just got off the phone with Kyle. He's in great spirits!" Sandmann tweeted.
Antifa rioters try to burn down Portland police building over Rittenhouse acquittal
"All cops are Kyles" was spray painted on the front of the Portland Police's central precinct.
Rittenhouse speaks out after not guilty verdict: 'Self-defense is not illegal'
"Self-defense is not illegal, and I believe they came to the correct verdict, and I'm glad that everything went well."
WATCH: Rittenhouse attorney comments on acquittal
"To say that we were relieved would be a gross misunderstatement," Richards said. "Kyle is not here. He's on his way home. He wants to get on with his life."
WATCH: MSNBC misidentifies Kenosha protester as Jacob Blake's uncle
"Alright, that is not Jacob Blake's uncle. We got some bad information to us. And when we turned the camera on—my apologies for that," Todd apologized.
New children's book warns families against critical race theory
"The importance of our book is to keep the country going in the right direction that MLK fought and died for," Keith Hodge said.
Leftist student activists protest 'Zionist' and 'transphobic' Ben Shapiro's speech at Florida State University
Shapiro's speech, "How wokeness is destroying America," outlined how "wokeness" is ruining America's institutions, from elitist Hollywood to college education.
Aaron Rodgers' father says he's 'proud' of son's vaccine stance
"I'm proud of him. I trust his judgment and decisions. I think that's what I would've done," Ed Rodgers said.
Kyle Rittenhouse in therapy for PTSD, defense reveals
"As a result of this incident, he has PTSD," Rittenhouse's defense attorney revealed.
BREAKING: Steve Bannon indicted on contempt of Congress charges for ignoring subpoena from Jan 6 committee
If convicted, Bannon could face up to a year behind bars and a fine of up to $100,000.