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
Proud Boys leader barred from entering DC by judge ahead of Trump rally
Ahead of the anticipated Jan. 6 pro-Trump protests, a judge ordered Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio to stay away from Washington, DC.
Washington Post’s DC reporter is suddenly against protests now that Trump supporters are having one
A reporter for the Washington Post has promoted "peaceful" Black Lives Matter protests for months but now contests pro-Trump protests for their purported "threats of violence."
'This is healthy': Cosmopolitan promotes plus-sized 'wellness' despite COVID-19 obesity risks
Obesity has been found to increase the risk of severe COVID-19 symptoms and impair the body's ability to create antibodies, which causes the overweight population to be more susceptible to mutations of the virus.
New York bill proposes to detain disease carriers the governor deems 'dangerous to the public health'
A bill proposal in the state of New York intends to detain carriers of communicable diseases "who are potentially dangerous to the public health." An individual suspected of infection "shall not leave or attempt to leave [the medical] facility or premises until he or she is discharged."
BREAKING: Facebook shuts down fundraising page for both Republican Senate runoff campaigns in Georgia
Facebook has shut down the advertisement account for the Georgia Battleground Fund, a joint fundraising committee fueling the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the campaigns of GOP incumbents Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler—days before the Jan. 5 run-off elections in Georgia.
'New Year, Same Goal': Antifa militants firebomb Portland police, smash local businesses
Ringing in the new year, Antifa militants rioted in downtown Portland outside the federal courthouse, launching commercial grade fireworks and multiple Molotov cocktail-style firebombs at local police officers.
Twitter refuses to flag Ossoff's tweet falsely accusing Sen. Loeffler of 'campaigning with a klansman'
Twitter has refused to flag a tweet from Georgia Senate candidate Jon Ossoff that falsely accuses Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler of "campaigning with a klansman."
Amy Schumer and Rosie O’Donnell abandon Me Too principles to campaign for alleged abuser Raphael Warnock
Left-wing comedians Amy Schumer and Rosie O'Donnell are making their eleventh-hour pitches for the two Democratic candidates battling their Republican incumbents in next week's Senate runoffs in Georgia.
California Governor Newsom hires Bill Clinton's spin doctor as pressure mounts for his recall
Frightened by the successful #RecallGavin2020 campaign, California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently hired President Bill Clinton's spin doctor Dee Dee Myers as pressure mounts for his removal.
Indian actor on 'Schitt's Creek' called out for having Indian accent
Indian-Canadian actor Rizwan Manji is facing controversy from social media users complaining about his made-up "stereotypical Indian accent" on the hit show "Schitt's Creek."
WATCH: Georgia Senate candidate Jon Ossoff falsely claims Sen. Loeffler has been 'campaigning with a Klansman'
In an attempt to divert attention from Warnock, Ossoff went on to falsely claim that his rival Sen. Kelly Loeffler has been "campaigning with a Klansman."
BREAKING: Witness claims he hacked into Georgia election system and it's improperly connected to the internet
A witness claimed in front of the state Senate that he hacked into the Georgia runoff election system, establishing two-way communication from a polling pad in a voting center.
WATCH: Gov. DeSantis stands up for seniors when asked about COVID-19 vaccine
While Democrat politicians have advocated for prisoners and healthy people of color to be vaccinated first, Florida's Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis chose to stand up for the most vulnerable population affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Judge sister of Stacey Abrams fails to recuse herself, rules against voter purge before Senate runoffs
A Georgia judge—the sister of former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams—refused to recuse herself from an election case, instead ruling against the purge of more than 4,000 voters from state rolls before the Jan. 5 runoffs that will decide which party controls the Senate.
Hilaria Baldwin addresses claims she fabricated Spanish accent, admits name is 'Hillary'
Alec Baldwin's wife, Hilaria, is facing a Twitter firestorm amid accusations that the Boston-born yoga guru has been faking her Spanish background for years. She has since been forced to defend her inconsistent Spanish accent and admit that her name is actually "Hillary."