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'''WorldNetDaily''' (WND) is an independent [[conservative]] news [[website]]. It was founded in 1997 by [[Joseph Farah|Joseph]] and Elizabeth Farah. Currently, WND is visited by an average of five million unique visitors each month.<ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/resources/about_WND.asp</ref> | '''WorldNetDaily''' (WND) is an independent [[conservative]] news [[website]]. It was founded in 1997 by [[Joseph Farah|Joseph]] and Elizabeth Farah. Currently, WND is visited by an average of five million unique visitors each month.<ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/resources/about_WND.asp</ref> | ||
| − | WND's popularity has allowed it to attract a number of well-known columnists to its site, including [[Chuck Norris]], [[Pat Boone]], and Judge [[Roy Moore]]. It also | + | WND's popularity has allowed it to attract a number of well-known columnists to its site, including [[Chuck Norris]], [[Pat Boone]], and Judge [[Roy Moore]]. It also formerly had two token liberal columnists, [[Bill Press]] (formerly of [[Current TV]]) and Ellen Ratner, both of whom have since left the site. |
In 2011, the organization dropped the long form of its name and rebranded itself as simply WND.com. This rebranding was accompanied by a complete redesign of its website, giving it a much more modern look. | In 2011, the organization dropped the long form of its name and rebranded itself as simply WND.com. This rebranding was accompanied by a complete redesign of its website, giving it a much more modern look. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:58, June 2, 2020
WorldNetDaily (WND) is an independent conservative news website. It was founded in 1997 by Joseph and Elizabeth Farah. Currently, WND is visited by an average of five million unique visitors each month.[1]
WND's popularity has allowed it to attract a number of well-known columnists to its site, including Chuck Norris, Pat Boone, and Judge Roy Moore. It also formerly had two token liberal columnists, Bill Press (formerly of Current TV) and Ellen Ratner, both of whom have since left the site.
In 2011, the organization dropped the long form of its name and rebranded itself as simply WND.com. This rebranding was accompanied by a complete redesign of its website, giving it a much more modern look.
