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| − | '''The Blaze''' is a [[news]], information and opinion [[web site]], [[blog]] and TV show with a goal to post, report and analyze stories of interest on a wide range of topics from [[politics]] and [[culture]] to [[faith]] and [[family]]. The Blaze was developed with the help and inspiration of [[Glenn Beck]] and its stories are written and posted by a dedicated team of [[writer]]s, [[journalist]]s and video producers.<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/about/</ref> | + | '''The Blaze''' is a [[news]], information and opinion [[web site]], [[blog]] and TV show with a goal to post, report and analyze stories of interest on a wide range of topics from [[politics]] and [[culture]] to [[faith]] and [[family]]. The Blaze was developed with the help and inspiration of [[Glenn Beck]] and its stories are written and posted by a dedicated team of [[writer]]s, [[journalist]]s and video producers.<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/about/</ref> One famous contributor to The Blaze is [[Steven Crowder]].<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/steven-crowder/</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:01, November 14, 2019
The Blaze is a news, information and opinion web site, blog and TV show with a goal to post, report and analyze stories of interest on a wide range of topics from politics and culture to faith and family. The Blaze was developed with the help and inspiration of Glenn Beck and its stories are written and posted by a dedicated team of writers, journalists and video producers.[1] One famous contributor to The Blaze is Steven Crowder.[2]