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1819 News

A conservative news website with a specific focus on the state of Alabama. It has a fairly robust news operation and a lively opinion page. Founded in 2021.

Ace of Spades HQ

Busy-looking website with small type. The outlet positions itself as a humor-driven conservative political blog. There are several original posts a day.

Actors Are Idiots

This site takes a critical look at actors and entertainment execs who claim to be an authority on cultural and political issues. It was founded in September 2020 to combat the elite mentality of Hollywood celebrities. The site appears to be dormant at this time. This site stopped publishing in September 2022.

America First Report

Formerly known as NOQ Report. This site, which is published by JD Rucker, features a mix of some original content, curated links and full reposting of articles that have appeared in other right wing outlets.

America Out Loud

This conservative media company operates a website and radio operation. There are several text-based stories posted a day. The radio arm has more than a dozen shows daily like Ladies of Liberty and Disciples of Liberty. One of the goals of America Out Loud, according to the website, is to “research the issues and events of the day and to say what must be said to keep us all informed of the evil politics and machinations of the Marxist Left.” The company was founded in 2016.

American Conservative, The

Media outlet founded in early aughts that originally opposed neoconservatives pushing for Bush’s invasion of Iraq. A 2013 article in The Huffington Post, called The American Conservative “the right’s most unorthodox magazine.” According to its website, The American Conservative “presents a measured, pertinent, principled conservatism for our time. We believe in constitutional government, fiscal prudence, sound monetary policy, clearly delineated borders, protection of civil liberties, authentically free markets, and restraint in foreign policy mixed with diplomatic acuity.” Editor W. James Antle III has worked in senior positions at The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller and American Spectator. (For more insights, read this April 2020 article.)

American, El

A bilingual conservative website in Spanish and English targeted to the Hispanic market in the U.S. Founded in 2020. Among its founding principles that were published on its website, “We know that socialism brings material and moral misery and we want to alert Hispanic Americans to what can happen if Democratic extremism continues to advance its agenda.” (Read TheRighting’s July 2022 profile) The site stopped publishing in mid-2023.

American Family Association

This non-profit organization has a fairly robust website and includes several opinion pieces a week with a strong conservative slant emphasizing the value of families.. Formerly known as the National Federation for Decency, it was founded in 1977 by Donald Wildmon. AFA owns and operates nearly 200 radio stations across the country under the American Family Radio banner.

American Greatness

Launched in 2016 as an alternative to legacy conservative publications like the National Review. The website is not explicitly pro-Trump, but the editors support the Trump presidency as “an opportunity to shake up an ossified political movement.” Contributors include Conrad Black and Victor Davis Hanson.

American Gulag

This website from The Gateway Pundit offers information about the more than 600 people jailed for the Jan. 6 insurrection. Or, as the website says: It’s about the “people Joe Biden continues to imprison and persecute, largely for entering a public building on January 6, 2021.” American Gulag is fairly informative and has a map of the United States showing the names of arrestees from each state.

Americano Media

This company positioned itself as the voice for conservative Hispanics. While it has both Spanish- and English-language news websites, the company featured 18 hours a day of original content on radio and television platforms. “Americano Media was a network created by Hispanics to deliver a trusted source for truthful news for Hispanics,” said Ivan Garcia-Hidalgo, founder, chairman and chief executive. The company’s president was Jorge L. Arrizurieta. It appears to have stopped publishing in late 2023.

American Mind

An online publication from the right wing think tank the Claremont Institute.

American Renaissance

Considered a White supremacist media outlet. From its website: “We also believe that whites, like all racial groups, have legitimate interests that must be defended. The defense of those interests is white advocacy. We seek to advance only those interests that we recognize and would defend for all other racial groups.”

American Spectator

Founded in 1927, the magazine gained new life in 1967 under the direction of conservative editor R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. , who is still editor. The website is dedicated to promoting traditional American values such as limited government and economic freedom. The American Spectator has no connection to the venerable British media outlet The Spectator.

America’s Survival

America’s Survival is run by Cliff Kincaid, who also serves as director of the conservative watchdog group Accuracy in Media’s Center for Investigative Reporting. 

American Thinker

A conservative media outlet founded in 2003 by Thomas Lifson. The site appears to consist of two main sections on its home page: an articles column, and another column labeled American Thinker Blog.

American Wire

The site offers a lot of aggregation as well as original analysis on topical stories with a conservative point of view. The website is a division of Olympic Media, the direct response ad agency that publishes the right-titling Biz Pac Review

Amerika

According to its website, Amerika advocates an ultra right, with a founding principle of zero tolerance for Leftism and its associated ideas (feminism, egalitarianism, pluralism, diversity). Amerika grew out of the work of previous sites like the American Nihilist Underground.

Ammo

Website devoted mainly to the discount sale of ammunition. However, the site has dozens of links to articles about gun ownership, gun rights, and profiles of unsung gun heroes like Annie Oakley, Oliver Winchester, Georg Luger and Ted Nugent.

Association of Mature American Citizens

AMAC positions itself as a conservative alternative to organizations targeted to members 50 and older. They have an editorial operation that posts several original stories a week geared for its right-leaning audience.

Babylon Bee

Conservative satire website (see NY Times article) . An Onion for the right.

Bernardgoldberg.com

Veteran television news reporter and and best-selling nonfiction author Bernard Goldberg hosts this venerable website focusing on media bias, media bias and conservative news. The site, which has most of its content behind a pay wall, mainly features provocative essays by the witty, right-leaning journalists as well as commentary by other leading conservatives like Bill O’Reilly and Dennis Prager. He has reported extensively and with distinction at CBS News and HBO Real Sports, where he still works. His books include “Bias” and “Arrogance, 100 People Who Are Screwing Up America.” Goldberg has also been a commentator for Fox News (read about his departure here).

Big League Politics

The Huffington Post describes Big League Politics as a website for people who find Breitbart too reasonable.  It was founded in 2017.  BLP’s editor-in-chief is Patrick Howley, an alumn of Breitbart and The Daily Caller.  According to HuffPo, Reilly O’Neal, a political operative from North Carolina with clients who include controversial Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore, is the owner of the site.

BitChute

A right-wing alternative to YouTube, according to Mashable. The ADL describes BitChute as a “hotbed of hate” with comments calling for the extermination of Jews and demonizing immigrants, Blacks and the LGLBTQ community.

BizPac Review

This Palm Beach County-based website covers news for conservatives in Florida and across the US. Founded: 2009.

Blue State Conservative, The

The tagline of this small website is, “Because someone has to say this stuff.” Two-to-three stories appear to be posted a day by co-founders P.F. Whalen and Parker Beauregard. Whalen writes in the About page: “For those of you from Blue States like us, we must remain steadfast in embracing conservative values. And for those of you from Red States, please know that not everyone from Blue States are the whackos that the media portrays us to be. God Bless America.” This site stopped publishing in 2022.

Bongino

Dan Bongino’s website featuring original reporting and commentary by writers like Matt Palumbo. A few original pieces a day. The site appears to heavily promote Bongino’s radio show and podcast.

Bongino Report

Aggregation website launched in late 2019 by Dan Bongino, conservative commentator, radio show host, podcaster and former Secret Service agent.  On a typical day, the site offers 50 conservative news stories of the day from various right-wing media outlets. 

Breitbart

Breitbart is owned by CEO Larry Solov, Andrew Breitbart’s widow Susie Breitbart and the mega-GOP-donor Mercer family, according to Politico.  (Read New Yorker feature story on Robert Mercer, “The Reclusive Hedge Fund Tycoon Behind Trump.) Founded: 2007.  

Buchanan.org

The official website of former Nixon speechwriter Pat Buchanan who has had a long and influential career in conservative politics and remains a powerful voice in print, online and broadcasting.  Twice, he sought the GOP nomination for president.  

Campus Reform

This website positions itself as a conservative watchdog to the nation’s higher education system. It posts many articles a day dedicated to exposing liberal bias at colleges across the country. In 2016, editor Cabot Phillips was named one of the nation’s most influential conservatives under 30. Campus Reform is owned by the Leadership Institute, which teaches conservatives how to succeed in politics, government and media.

Chicks on the Right

This Indiana-based website was founded in 2009 by Amy Jo clark and Miriam Webster. Neither claims to be a political expert, but Chicks on the Right has a fun and entertaining voice (as evidenced by its name). Its mission is to advance the cause of conservatism through data-driven and opinion-driven commentary in an informal and entertaining way.

Circa

Circa was the digital news service from Sinclair Broadcast Group.  It was positioned as Sinclair's sole national news and entertainment brand.  Founded: July 2016.  The site stopped publishing in March 2019.

Citizen Free Press

Conservative news aggregator with some original content. Posts 18 hours a day, seven days a week according to TheRighting’s May 2022 profile. The site is chock full of links to other news sources. (Read Washington Examiner profile of website here.)

Claremont Review of Books

A high-brow quarterly publication with a rich website featuring book reviews and essays about conservatism. It’s published by the conservative think tank, the Claremont Institute.

Clash Daily

Conservative website run by Doug Giles, author of Pussification: The Effeminization of the American Male.

CNS

CNS was created by the right-leaning Media Research Council (tagline: America's media watchdog) to offer an alternative news source to what the organization considered was a bias in news reporting.  The website offers commentary as well as coverage of national, international and Washington, DC, events.  Founded: 1998.  The site stopped publishing in 2023.

College Dissident

Launched in 2023, this site bills itself as the “premier outlet for Gen Z dissidents, providing a platform for students who have had their voices silenced by the establishment.” It was founded by Daniel Schmidt, when he was a sophomore at the University of Chicago. Schmidt drew the attention of the NY Times in July 2023 with his controversial opposition to a course at his university called “The Problem with Whiteness.” The site stopped posting in mid-2023.

College Fix, The

Campus news and commentary with a conservative point of view. Founded in 2011 by journalist John J. Miller.

Communities Digital News

Communities Digital News debuted January 1, 2010, as an adjunct to the Washington Times before moving on to its own site 2013. The website is pro-President Trump and the conservative message. Navigation bars include politics, sports, science, and business and money.

Conservative Daily Post

Founded in 2016. Claimed to be one of the largest news publishers on the west coast. Navigation bars included politics, opinion and U.S. Appears to have stopped publishing in 2022 or 2023.

Conservative Firing Line

There is not much information about this small website. It posts a few new stories a day and it appears to have a far-right point of view. Its navigation bars include politics, opinion, education, terrorism and crime.

Conservative HQ

Here’s how the website describes itself: “ConservativeHQ.com is the home for grassroots conservatives leading the battle to educate and mobilize family, friends, neighbors, and others to defeat the anti-God, anti-America, socialist New Democrats.” Conservative HQ’s intention is to grow the conservative movement so large that it will soon govern America. Its founder is Richard Viguerie, a pioneer of political direct mail marketing. The website looks like a simple blog and features an image of Viguerie with President Reagan in the top right corner. (Read TheRighting’s profile.)

Conservative Review

This website is intended for conservative voters who may need information about federal officials or those seeking to become federal officials.  Attorney Mark Levin, who was the chief of staff for Attorney General Edwin Meese, is the site’s editor-in-chief. Founded: 2014.  

Conservative Treehouse, The

Small blog with a few posts a day. Very little information available about the site. Here’s how they describe their mission (whoever they are):  “Fear is at the core of liberalism, and love/trust is at the core of conservatism. Liberalism is about control. Conservatism is about self-empowerment.”

Conservative Tribune

According to the company's website, The Conservative Tribune   "promotes the values of family, limited government and individual freedom.  The company was acquired by Liftable Media in 2014, publisher of another right-wing website The Western Journal.  Liftable's values "are integrally based on the Bible, the ultimate source of wisdom and the inspired, infallible, inerrant word of God."  The Conservative Tribune has been criticized for promoting right wing conspiracies and glorifying violence against African Americans and Muslim.  The site appears to have stopped publishing sometime in early the 2020’s.

Conservative Underground News

Small website that publishes a few original stories a day. Not much is known about the backers of the venture. Navigation bars include Fake News, Politics, Culture and The Left.

Conservative View from New Hampshire

The daily musings of Ray Cardello, a retired food service executive who now drives a school bus in New Hampshire. His site also features two free e-books about his two dogs. Cardello cross-posts with the Liberty Loft every day. (Read profile of Cardello.)  

Daily Caller

Conservative Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson and Neil Patel, a former chief policy advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney founded The Dailer Caller in 2010 as an alternative to the liberal Huffington Post. 

Daily Fetched, The

A right wing news and opinion website. Not a lot of content on the site but they appear to post fairly often. Very little information is posted in the site’s About section.

Daily Signal

The Daily Signal is supported by the conservative political think tank, The Heritage Foundation.  One of the founders of The Heritage Foundation in 1972 was conservative beer magnate Joseph Coors.  Founded: 2014.  

Daily Stormer

A leading neo-Nazi website. (Caution: most visitors will find the content disturbing.) As of May 2022, the link to the site does not appear to be functioning.

Daily Torch

A publication of Americans for Limited Government. Founded in 2008.

Daily Wire, The

Co-founded in 2015 by Ben Shapiro, Jeremy Boreing and Caleb Robinson, The Daily Wire is a conservative news and opinion website.  Shapiro, who is the host of right wing media’s most popular podcast, is the author of several books including “Bullies: How the Left’s Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America,” “Brainwashed: How Universities Indoctrinate America’s Youth” and “Porn Generation: How Social Liberalism Is Corrupting Our Future.” The Daily Wire is a podcasting powerhouse featuring programs from other right wing stars such as Jordan Peterson, Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles. The company also launched the kids entertainment streaming service Bentley (read TheRighting’s 2023 profile).

DC Enquirer

Founded early 2022 by Brandon Gil, son-in-law of Dinesh D’Souza, according to Popular Information. The site publishes about half a dozen short, original stories with a right-leaning tilt every day. Each story advises readers that the article may contain commentary reflecting the author’s opinion. It’s owned and operated by the Boswell Project LLC, which promotes conservatism.

Discern Report

Right wing journalist JD Rucker publishes this website features human-curated news aggregation and some original content.

Disrn

According to Media Bias Fact Check, this conservative leaning news and information website was launched in 2019 by Adam Ford, who founded satirical right-wing website The Babylon Bee. Ford also appears to host Disrn’s podcasts. It’s challenging to learn more about this website or even understand what its name refers to. The site effectlvely closed in 2021, merging with its sister site Not the Bee, according to some reports.

Epoch Times, The

Founded in 2000 by followers of the Falun Gong religious sect to fight communist propaganda, this website now has a strong pro-Trump viewpoint.  While it offers a wide range of news articles, the Epoch Times also provides favorable coverage to Europe’s far-right politicians.  (Read TheRighting’s profile of The Epoch Times.)

European Conservative

An English-language print and digital media outlet focusing on conservative politics and philosophy throughout Europe. According to Wikipedia, the company has offices in Budapest, Vienna, Rome, Berlin and Brussels. Prominent writers who contribute include Rod Dreher, formerly with The American Conservative. A 2023 article in Euronews asserted that the Hungarian government is a secret funder of the outlet.

Evie Magazine

Rolling Stone described Evie as a GenZ Cosmo for the far right. It was launched in 2019

The Federalist

The Federalist was co-founded in 2013 by Ben Domenech (husband of Meghan McCain) and Sean Davis (former CFO of the Daily Caller and former economic policy advisor to Gov. Rick Perry).  It is considered influential for followers of conservative and libertarian causes.   Founded: 2013.  (Read 2020 article Who Funds The Federalist?)

Flag and Cross

Opinion-dominated website with a conservative/libertarian point-of-view. Tabs include politics, sports and religion.

Foxnews.com

Foxnews.com is the companion website to the popular 24-hour news network Fox News, which launched in 1996.  It is part of 21st  Century Fox, run by right-leaning mogul Rupert Murdoch. 

Frank Speech

Mike Lindell’s — aka The Pillow Guy — ambitious media hub featuring a website, video channels and a social network. (Read TheRighting’s assessment of the venture, which we called “a vast wasteland of nothingness.”

Free Press, The

Co-founded in 2022 by former NY Times columnist and controversy magnet Bari Weiss and her wife Nellie Bowles. The site features thoughtful, in-depth articles that offer commentary from writers “thinking outside the lines” such as Douglas Murray and Walter Kirk. The site is also home to the popular podcast series “The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling.” (Read Axios story.)

Front Page (also known as Front Page Magazine)

Right-wing website that is edited by the controversial David Horowitz (and published by the David Horowitz Freedom Center). Contributors include Stephen Miller, Ann Coulter and Robert Spencer.

Gab

Controversial social media site known to attract far-right adherents including suspected Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bower. Was founded after the 2016 election by Andrew Torba according to a HuffPost profile.

Gab Trends

Conservative news aggregator that launched in October 2019. It is an offshoot of the right-wing social media platform Gab, which was used by the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter in 2018. Andrew Torba, a Trump-supporting conservative Christian Republican, is the CEO, according to this 2018 Yahoo profile.  

Gateway Pundit

The Gateway Pundit was founded in 2004 by conservative blogger Jim Hoft who wanted to “expose the wickedness of the left.”  The site appears to be favored by President Trump who often tweeted out links to Gateway Pundit stories during the 2016 campaign. Media Matters wondered in 2010 if Hoft was the dumbest man on the Internet and went on to say that “in spite of the fact that Hoft embarrasses himself on a near-daily basis….he has managed to carve out a role as one of the most-read, most respected writers in the conservative blogosphere.” Founded: 2004.  

Geller Report

The Geller Report is run by Pamela Geller, a prominent commentator and author known for her anti-Muslim articles and blog posts.  Geller has written several books including "Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to Resistance.   

GenZ Conservative

A small website run by Will Tanner who appears to be in law school as of 2022. There are 3-5 posts a day, many with no overt GenZ angle. The website stopped publishing in 2022.

GETTR

Conservative-friendly social media site launched July 4, 2021, by Jason Miller who was the chief spokesman for Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.

GOPUSA

Website includes news, commentary and online discussions tailored for Republican and conservative audiences.

Granite Grok

New Hampshire-focused website with a conservative slant. A lot of the coverage is regionally focused (Manchester, Lakes Region, Seacoast, etc.)

GreggJarrett.com

The website of Gregg Jarrett, a Fox News legal analyst and commentator. Jarrett formerly worked as a defense attorney and adjunct law professor. He is the author the nonfiction book “The Russia Hoax: The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump.” New content is posted several times a week.

Hannity.com

The website for all things Sean Hannity, popular and controversial radio and television news personality. While the site focuses substantially on his radio broadcasts, there are several news articles posted every day.

Hollywood Conservative, The

This site appears to be a one-person operation headed by Amanda Head, who began voicing her conservative opinions beginning around 2016. Her site publishes original articles several times a week.

Hollywood in Toto

This website tries to offset what it considers the media’s leftist tilt in industry coverage about the entertainment industry. Almost every day, Hollywood in Toto (also referred to as HiT) offers visitors original news, reviews, interviews and commentary. HiT was founded in 2014 by journalist Christian Toto who also contributes to a variety of media outlets including The Daily Wire, NewsBusters, The Washington Times and The Hill. He also worked as an associate editor at Breitbart News.

Human Events

Resurrected in March 2019 by former Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam, this conservative news brand has historically been intertwined with the conservative movement, according to the Washington Post. Human Events first published during WWII. It ceased print operations in 2013. One of its current backs is lawyer and Trump supporter Will Chamberlain.

Hungarian Conservative

A bimonthly magazine/website built on the political success and intellectual renaissance of Hungarian conservatism since the mid 2010’s. The goal of the outlet is to “be the foremost English-language voice of twenty-first-century Hungarian conservatism.” Its verticals include politics, philosophy, opinion and reviews. The outlet is backed by the Batthyány Lajos Foundation. As of early 2023, the editor is Tamás Magyarics, Hungary’s former ambassador to Ireland.

Infowars

The website is run by Alex Jones, a far-right radio talk show host and conspiracy theorist.  He has claimed that the government was behind the 9/11 attacks, the tragedies at Columbine, Oklahoma City, Sandy Hook and the Boston Marathon, according to Media Matters.

Jihad Watch

According to its website, Jihad Watch exists because non-Muslims throughout the world are endangered by Islamic jihadists seeking “to destroy their society and impose Islamic law upon them.” The director of the website is Robert Spencer, author of the book “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam.” The Southern Poverty Law Center calls Spencer “one of the most prolific anti-Muslim figures in the U.S.”

Just the News

Well-known journalist and media executive John Solomon founded Just the News in February 2020.  The site has a conservative perspective.  The Washington-based company has four division: web reporting, video journalism, podcasting and long-form nonfiction book publishing.  Some of Solomon’s conspiracy theories have made him a controversial figure (see February 2020 article from Mediaite). 

Kevin Jackson Network, The

Website run by political commentator Kevin Jackson whose work also appears in other conservative outlets like Breitbart and Townall. Formerly known as The Black Sphere.

Legal Insurrection

The goal of this conservative website is to inform the public on legal, historical, economic, academic and cultural issues related to the constitution, liberty and world events. It was founded in 2008.

Liberty Daily, The

Positions itself as a conservative alternative to The Drudge Report.

Liberty Loft, The

Founded in 2019 as the Closet Conservative. North Carolina-based website that posts several new stories a day with a conservative slant

Liberty Nation News

Right wing website that emphasizes opinion pieces instead of straight reported news. President is Tim Donner, former radio host and candidate for the U.S. Senate. Board of directors for the parent company includes Ed Meese, Cal Thomas and L. Brent Bozell, III.

Lid, The

Journalist Jeff Dunetz’s sometimes snarky blog about national news, culture and faith “from the standpoint of a politically, conservative, observant Jew.”

LifeSiteNews

The website was founded in 1997 to promote an anti-abortion point of view. It focuses heavily on issues relating to family life, culture and faith.  

LifeZette

Launched in 2015 by conservative commentator Laura Ingraham who is also the editor-in-chief,  LifeZette covers not just politics but also culture and entertainment.  Ingraham is a regular commentator on Fox News and hosts a nationally syndicated radio show.  She worked as a speechwriter for President Reagan and was also mentioned as a possible press secretary to Donald Trump. 

Loomered

The website of far-right anti-Islamist Laura Loomer. Features several articles a week from Loomer. Sells Loomer-branded swag and her book.

Louder with Crowder

The website of popular conservative podcaster and YouTuber Steve Crowder. The site contains podcasts, videos and columns.

MeWe

The social media site positions itself as the alternative to Facebook. Sgrouoples owns MeWe, which was founded by entrepreneur Mark Weinstein according to a Mashable article.

National File

Founded in 2019, this site features one or two original stories a day. Two of its seven nav bars on the top of the site are labeled “Rona Madness” and “Violent Left,” which gives a good indication about the slant of the editorial. Staffers have written for outlets like Breitbart and Daily Caller.

National Pulse

DC-based conservative news organization led by Raheem Kassam, former chief editor of Breitbart News London.  He previously advised former UK  Independence Party leader Nigel Farage.  

National Review

A monthly print magazine with a robust online presence focusing on the political right and one of the oldest conservative publications.   William F. Buckley founded the magazine in 1955. 

New American

The parent company of The New American is the John Birch Society.

News Ammo

Conservative news aggregator launched in 2018 by a team based in Texas and Nebraska (they prefer to remain anonymous). Simple but clean site with stories arranged under headings from news sources.

New Boston Post

Paid news outlet ($40 a year to subscribe) that covers New England from a conservative perspective. There’s a smattering of original reporting, some opinion pieces and aggregation. Founded in 2015.

NewsBusters

NewsBusters is a project of the Media Research Center one of America’s leading media watchdogs in documenting, exposing and neutralizing liberal media bias.  Founded: 2005.  

Newsmax

According to Wikipedia, Newsmax was launched by Chris Ruddy in 1998 and has become one of the country’s most visited conservative websites.  Key figures who have invested or are on the board of directors include the family of the late CIA Director William Colby, Arnaud de Borchgrave, and Admiral Thomas Moorer, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. 

Nolan Chart, The

Created in 2007 by libertarian Walt Thiessen, the Nolan Chart allows people from all political spectrums to submit news and opinion for the site. The actual chart referred to in its name is a visual representation of the political spectrum that measures not only liberal versus conservative tendencies but also libertarian and statist tendencies. It was originally created by political scientist David Nolan, who was the lead founder of the Libertarian Party. Appears to have stopped publishing in the early 2020s.

NOQ Report

The three letters stand for News, Opinions and Quotes all driven by a conservative Christian perspective. There are no names listed on their About section that would indicate who works at this outlet nor is there information about ownership. However, further examination has revealed that the editor in chief is JD Rucker, a conservative Orange County Republican and social media strategist. The site was rebranded in the early 2020s and is now known as America First Report.

Not the Bee

This site has been developed by the creators behind Disrn and the conservative humor site The Babylon Bee. It features humor-based news as well as opinion, all slanted for a right-leaning audience. Founded August 2020.

Odysee

Conservative-friendly video social media site that aims to be more free-wheeling than YouTube, according to TechCrunch.

Off the Press

Well-designed aggregation website rounding up articles mostly from conservative media outlets. Run by two veteran conservative journalists: Joseph Curl (Drudge Report, LifeZette, Daily Wire) and Paul Bedard (Washington Times, Washington Examiner).

OutKick

Launched in 2011 as the sports website OutKick the Coverage by Clay Travis. The site is now a salty sampling of conservative politics and sports commentary led by Jason Whitlock. A July 2020 article in the Daily Beast took readers inside the operation that they described as a “right-wing sports website pushing Covid trutherism.”

One America News Network (OANN)

The San Diego-based Herring family launched this cable news network in 2013 in partnership with conservative The Washington Times.  There is also an online component.  (See stories in The Wall Street Journal and Columbia Journalism Review.)

Parler

Conservative-friendly social media site founded in 2018 that promotes itself as an unbiased website without censorship. A CNN Business article asserted that Parler resembled “a mashup of Twitter and Instagram, with its main feed, follower counts and ways to share posts and links.” The site was taken down following the January 6 Capitol riots. (The site was deplatformed in January 2021.) 

PJ Media

Founded in 2005 as Pajama Media, PJ Media is a digital media company featuring a collaborative blog of conservative opinion and commentary.  Its former majority owner was reclusive billionaire and tech entrepreneur and software coder Aubrey Chernick.  The right-wing television arm of the company – PJTV.com shuttered in 2016 after nearly eight years (see Daily Beast article). PJ Media was sold in March 2019 to Salem Media Group. (Read PJ’s origins story here.)

Post Millennial

Conservative news outlet based in Montreal. A main focus of the site is the perceived overreach of the Canadian government.

Power Line

Since 2002, Power Line has been offering commentary from a conservative perspective. In 2004, it was named Blog of the Year by Time magazine. The first posts were written by three Dartmouth lawyers: John Hinderaker, Paul Minegroff and Scott W. Johnson, who is the father of DC-based political journalist Eliana Johnson, the editor of the Washington Free Beacon.

Rantingly

Drudge Report-like conservative news aggregator founded in 2017.

Rasmussen Reports

A controversial DC-based polling company long accused of having a GOP bias.  The results of the Rasmussen polls often drive a positive narrative in the right wing media.  (Read TheRighting’s 2023 profile. Also read 2010 Washington Post profile of founder Scott Rasmussen.) 

Real America’s Voice

Formerly known as America’s Voice News since its 2018 founding, the conservative media company was rebranded Real America’s Voice in September 2020 to “serve as a platform for traditional values, audience participation, and news and events.” The brand features a lot of video including the Steve Bannon-hosted daily television show “War Room Pandemic” with guests like Rudy Giuliani.

RedState

RedState is a conservative news and opinion website that was founded in 2004.  In 2014, it was acquired by the Salem Media Group, which is a leading radio broadcaster, Internet content provider, and magazine and book publisher targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values.  Other websites affiliated with RedState include Townhall, HotAir, Bearing Arms, Twitchy and Human Events. Prior to 2018, RedState expressed opposition to Donald Trump, but it has since become pro-Trump. 

Reload, The

Pro-Second Amendment website launched in 2021 by Stephen Gutowski, former Washington Free Beacon journalist.

Revolver News

Mainly a conservative news aggregation site with a smattering of original articles. It is not immediately apparent who is behind this outlet.

Ricochet

This subscription site features many conservative podcasts include several produced by National Review. Since its founding in 2010 by former Reagan speechwriter Peter Robinson and producer Rob Long, Ricochet has served as an online community portal for political discussions.

Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN)

Video-first conservative content company launched by Joseph Seale in 2015 (read Business Insider profile). As of February 2023, RSBN had just under 1.6 million subscribers to its YouTube channel. The company made a name for itself by broadcasting every Trump rally.

Right View with Lara Trump, The

The website of the wife of Eric Trump features video of her interviewing conservative figures.

Right Wing News

Conservative blogger John Hawkins owns the Right Wing News.  In 2013, Hawkins helped lead a boycott of Capital One for having liberal Alec Baldwin as the spokesman. 

Rumble

A conservative-friendly online video platform/social media site founded in 2013. Read TheRighting’s 2022 profile “Rumble Draws Million to Unfiltered Videos Rich with Misinformation.”

RushLimbaugh.com

The website of the controversial, powerful and popular (and now deceased) radio talk show host and conservative political commentator.  His radio program is probably the most listened to talk-radio show in the country.  RushLimbaugh.com features transcripts of all his shows posted hours after broadcast. The format is easy to navigate and broken down by the show’s daily topics. The site was still active through August, 2021, despite the passing of Mr. Limbaugh in early 2021.

SarahPalin.com

The website of the former governor of Alaska.  Not updated daily.  Aggregates some stories.  Navigation bars include politics, faith, devotion, military and Mama Grizzly Radio.  An online stores mainly sells her books. 

Sons of Liberty

Far-right website that posts about three stories a day. Company president and CEO Bradlee Dean is featured prominently on the site and the middle-age mini-media-mogul also plays drums in the heavy metal Christian rock band Junkyard Prophets, according to a 2011 New York Times article.

SteveGruber.com

The website of Michigan-based conservative radio host Steve Gruber. It features 1-4 daily pieces of commentary from him and his most prolific contributor Liberty Paige.

Survival Magazine

While this website is aimed at readers interested in survival and doomsday preparation information, there are articles and opinion pieces about politics with a pronounced conversation slant. Little is known about the founders or editors. There appears be a print component.

Tatum Report, The

Conservative news aggregation website founded by Brandon Tatum, former Tucson police officer and current KTAR-FM (Phoenix, AZ) radio personality.

Tea Party

The official website of the Tea Party, which also features original reporting and commentary. The site has a navigation bar called “Pray for Trump.”

TheBlaze

Conservative talk radio personality Glenn Beck founded TheBlaze in 2010 as a conservative multiplatform business.

The Bulwark

The Bulwark is a project of the Defending Democracy Together Institute (DDTI) and is dedicated to preserving America’s democratic norms, values, and institutions, and educating the public on conservative principles like rule of law, free trade, and expanding legal immigration. The Bulwark tries to provide a voice for non-Trumpian conservatives. It features articles, analysis, podcasts and clever items like best and worst tweet of the day. DDTI directors include Bill Kristol, Mona Charen, Linda Chavez and Governor Christine Todd Whitman.

Toddstarnes.com   

Toddstarnes.com describes itself as a "website for conservative patriots who want to restore traditional American values."  It is run by conservative columnist and commentator, Todd Starnes who joined Fox News Radio  in 2005 and later became a featured columnist for Foxnews.com.  He is the author of several books including "The Deplorables' Guide to Making America Great Again"  (pub date: 2017).  

Townhall

Townhall claims to be the leading conservative website.  It features more than 100 columnists and opinion leaders offering political commentary and analysis.  It is part of Salem Communications. (See RedState)

Trending Politics

Conservative aggregation website offering a vast majority of pro-Trump articles. From its website: “We believe in strong borders, unabashed patriotism, and standing for our national anthem. We hold traditional American values that we believe should be preserved in our culture.” (Read Newsguard’s thorough assessment of the website here.)

Truth Revolt

The Truth Revolt is a project of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, a conservative think tank.  A core belief of the Center is  that the political left has declared war on America and its constitutional system, and is willing to collaborate with America’s enemies abroad and criminals at home to bring America down. The Center also believes in the threat from the enemy within, a fifth column force that was steadily expanding its influence within the Democratic Party.  Truth Revolt is devoted to exposing what it perceives to be liberal bias in the media.  It was founded in 2013 and ceased operations in 2018.

Truth Social

Donald Trump’s conservative-friendly social network. Founded in February 2022.

Twitchy

Twitchy was founded in 2012 by conservative commentator and Fox News contributor Michelle Malkin,  who also founded Hot Air.  Both websites are part of Salem Communications. Malkin is the author of several conservative-leaning books including "Sold Out: How High-Tech Billionaires & Bipartisan Beltway Crapweasels Are Screwing America's Best & Brightest Workers."  Twitchy describes itself as "a ground-breaking social media curation site powered by a kinetic staff of social media junkies. We mine Twitter to bring you 'who said what' in U.S. politics, global news, sports, entertainment, media, and breaking news 24/7."

Uncover DC

The pledge of this website is to “work hard to bring you the unvarnished truth, a concept the legacy media abandoned long ago.” Editor in chief Tracy Beanz worked for the Trump 2016 campaign. The site features several text-based stories a day as well as videos and podcasts featuring Beanz.

Unz Review

Controversial, contrarian website founded in 2013 by California entrepreneur and failed 1994 GOP candidate for governor Ron Unz, who states on his About page that he would rather read something “disturbing that dull.” Critics have charged the site with being racist and anti-Semitic. (Read 2018 profile of Ron Unz.)

USSA News

Founded in 2010 “because of the direction this country, the USA, is headed. Too much government!” The site is visually busy and has a strong anti-government POV. Even though the “About” page is written in the first person, there appears to be no name attached to it. USSA seems to refer to United Socialist States of America.

Victory Girls

Daily blog with articles featuring the voices of conservative women.

Vigilant News

A combination website/video channel with a focus on politics, opinion and health. Launched in late 2023.

 Vox Day

This is both the name of this ultra-right website and the alternative moniker of its founder Theodore Beale. According to a 2020 article about Beale in the Daily Dot (one of the few stories about the site or Beale), he criticizes multiracial societies and approves of racially motivated acts attacks, It appears to have stopped publishing at some undetermined time around 2020.

 Washington Examiner

The Washington Examiner is a conservative DC-based website and weekly magazine, which is part of Clarity Media (owned The Weekly Standard, which folded in December 2018).  When conservative owner Philip Anschutz relaunched the media outlet in its current form in 2013, he envisioned a right-leaning competitor to The Washington Post.   When sister publication The Weekly Standard folded in December 2018, subscriptions to the magazine were converted to subscriptions to The Washington Examiner’s magazine.

Washington Free Beacon

Conservative political blogger and former John McCain deputy communications director Michael Goldfarb co-founded The Washington Free Beacon in 2012. (Read TheRighting’s 2022 profile of the site.)

Washington Times

Sun Myung Moon founded the daily newspaper The Washington Times in 1982 as a conservative alternative to The Washington Post. The newspaper was launched after folding of The Washington Star, another DC daily. President Ronald Reagan was said to have been a regular reader of the newspaper.

WayneDupree.com

Wayne Dupree, who runs WayneDupree.com, was named of the top 50 Influential Black Republicans in 2017 by Newsmax. Wayne E. Dupree was recently named as a member of Newsmax’s top 50 Influential Black Republicans for 2017. He is a leading speaker at Tea Party rallies across America and he takes pride in meeting Andrew Breitbart shortly before his death in 2012.

Weekly Standard

First published in 1995 by News Corporation, The Weekly Standard was once considered a leading magazine of conservative opinion and ideas.  Contributing writers included P.J. O’Rourke, David Frum and Brit Hume. The media outlet ceased operations in December 2018 (see Wall Street Journal article) when it was run by Clarity Media, the parent company of the Washington Examiner.

Whatfinger

Conservative news aggregator founded by military personnel. Very patriotic.

WND (formerly known as WorldNetDaily)

Founded in 1997 by Joseph Farah, WND claims to be the largest Christian website in the world.  According to the Southern Law Poverty Center, WND is “one of the most unhinged far-right “news” sites on the Internet.WND specializes in anti-Obama ‘birtherism,’ wild accusations against LGBT people, anti-Muslim rhetoric and a huge dose of just plain lunacy, such as a six-part series that made the claim that eating soy causes homosexuality.”  Founded: 1997.  

Worth It or Woke?

This small website reviews movies and TV shows partly on the basis if they’re too woke. Cute website subhead: “If it ain’t woke, don’t miss it.” 

Young America’s Foundation

An organization devoted to supporting young conservatives on college campuses. The website has a news tab and publishes roughly one original article a day. YAF was founded September 11, 1960, at the home of William Buckley, Jr.

Zero Hedge

Financial blog with a pronounced conservative/libertarian point-of-view. The media outlet was launched after the 2008 financial crisis, according to an article in Business Insider, which also pointed out that it was banned from Twitter for spreading misinformation about the coronavirus in 2020.

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