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
WATCH: Donald Trump Jr. slams Maxine Waters for her failure to understand how the stock market works
Donald Trump Jr. slammed Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) for her fundamental lack of understanding of how the stock market works in relation to the recent GameStop/Reddit saga.
WATCH: New Parler CEO says Trump is welcome on platform
Parler interim CEO Mark Meckler said that former President Donald Trump is welcome on the alternative free speech platform to Twitter—weeks after Trump was suspended from multiple Big Tech social media sites.
WATCH: Donald Trump Jr. pays tribute to the late Rush Limbaugh
Donald Trump Jr. shared his thoughts via Rumble on the loss of conservative icon Rush Limbaugh who passed away from his year-long battle with lung cancer.
BREAKING: Antifa assaults Post Millennial journalist in downtown Seattle
The Post Millennial's Katie Daviscourt was assaulted by an Antifa mob in downtown Seattle on Wednesday night when leftists gathered to march in protest of the Seattle Police Department's fatal shooting of an armed man who chased after authorities.
REVEALED: Far-left rioter paid thousands by CNN and NBC for Jan. 6 footage
Far-left rioter John Sullivan received $35,000 each from CNN and NBC for the Jan. 6 footage he recorded of Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt's shooting death inside the Capitol building.
Calls for Lincoln Project to shut down intensify after second allegation of underage grooming emerges
Calls for the disgraced Lincoln Project to shut down have intensified after the second allegation of underage grooming has emerged at the height of the sexual misconduct scandal that continues to engulf the anti-Trump organization.
#CuomoCoverUp trends on social media after NY Gov refuses to accept blame for nursing home deaths scandal
#CuomoCoverUp trended on Twitter after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo refused to accept blame for his administration's intentional withholding of accurate reporting on COVID-19 deaths in the state's nursing homes.
History museum hides 19th century exhibit because display is 'painful to witness' for people of color
A Pittsburgh museum has hidden an iconic exhibit that portrays what appears to be an Arab man dressed in African wardrobe engaged in conflict with lions, because the 19th century display is "painful to witness" for people of color.
San Francisco police commissioner calls man a ‘Karen’ for complaining about out-of-control crime
The San Francisco police commissioner mocked an ex-resident who called for "more police" in the crime-ridden city after his garage was broken into, his motorcycle was vandalized, and his dog almost died from eating human feces on the sidewalk.
Twitter says Lincoln Project did NOT violate policy by posting DMs without journalist's consent
Twitter maintains that the Lincoln Project's founder accused of sexually harassing boys on the platform did not violate the company's rules against unwanted sexual advances. Yet, the site prohibited reports on questionable business emails sent by the president's son.
Fifth graders in Philadelphia forced to celebrate 'black communism,' simulate Black Power rally to 'free Angela Davis' from prison
An inner city Philadelphia elementary school forced fifth-grade students to celebrate "black communism" and simulate a Black Power rally to "free Angela Davis" from prison.
SPLC removes Black Separatist listing on hate map: 'Black dissent isn't black violence'
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has removed the Black Separatist listing on its extensive hate map to underscore that white supremacist extremism is "the most dangerous threat to national security."
Yale professor accuses journalist of 'slander' after he exposes hypocrisy of 1619 Project founder
A professor at Yale University has falsely alleged that the young journalist doxed by the 1619 Project's founder "regularly slanders people in vicious ways."
WATCH: House Democrats omit Trump's call to protest 'peacefully and patriotically' from impeachment trial video
The opening video of former President Donald Trump's rally speech on Jan. 6 played by House Democrats at the second impeachment trial omitted Trump's instruction for protesters to march "peacefully and patriotically" on the Capitol.
WATCH: Constitutional scholar SHREDS Democrat impeachment manager for falsely claiming he supports Trump impeachment trial
Democrat impeachment manager Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) falsely claimed that constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley supported the belief that former presidents should be tried for impeachment.