Cris Cuomo is nobody to be telling us who should and shouldn't be taken seriously. The guy's a dirt bag idiot. Tucker Carlson on the other hand at least tries to get the truth out inspite of Fox News. Your biased, critical race theory, cancel culture soap box site has turned into a joke. The only one's that don't see through your BS are the fools who want to live carefree thinking they are making the world a better place by giving up their freedoms. Anyway, Cris Cuomo is a jerk. Just like his brother. They should both be behind bars. Like a lot of you at yahoo!!!

I'm a white lesbian, and while it's true that I'm often outnumbered in comments sections that insult gays or women, I can typically easily see that the reason was because your article took the opposite tone. If your article targets a group to lob accusations against, I fully expect that group to use the comment section to defend themselves. That's not only human nature, it's only fair. Even in your recent articles which have insulted Ellen and were joined primarily by commenters who agreed, all I can say is that must honestly reflect the sentiment of Americans. That's important to know, and I can still argue with them. I don't need to live in an illusory world, especially at the expense of my own free speech! Few people support Yahoo's notion that the opinions of Yahoo staff are the only opinions that should ever be expressed, and even the few people who think that's what they want now will change their minds the minute you change yours regarding who you support!

When your articles paint a picture of whites who call the police over nothing, but fail to report about the white people who were murdered merely for being white in the very same week, you paint a dangerously racist picture that needs to be corrected, and that's the purpose your comments section has traditionally served. Who will Yahoo target next? Muslims? Gays? Christians? Whoever it is, they will need the comments section to defend themselves, because you have spent years proving that is what your articles do, Yahoo: target groups to defame. I thought that took gall even before you removed their ability to defend themselves.

Yahoo Im disappointed and not surprised by the removal of comments. I get the fact yahoo is being basically extorted into removing the comment section and the liability involved

However, I also get the fact the real issue here is based on Yahoo's revenue and your advertisers leaving (extortion part), and nothing else.

And what's terrifying about this move, is we are seeing more and more corporations giving into socialist and facist ideologies and from that, the systematic shutdown of free speech and suppression of other opinions. That's the very fabric of America, our origins and what makes America great.

Yahoo comments were the only way people who believe in American values and free speech could express their opinions and to let the people decide what is good for them to read or not. Not yahoo.

It's unacceptable for Yahoo to do this and comments were the only reason I went to Yahoo in the first place, because Google has long been indoctrinated and corrupt.

Andrew Romano’s article on June 11, 2021 contains some misinformation and doesn’t consider demographics. His article says that Utah only has 34% of the population vaccinated. The CDC article it quotes this from 1) was from June 2nd and 2) didn’t have information for Utah in the article. Currently, 1,271,608 people in Utah have received both vaccines, which is 39.7% of Utahns. Also, our demographic has a greater younger population than any other state. We have about 600,000 kids who are not eligible for the vaccine yet. That is about 25% of our population. So perhaps instead of making this an article that is pro Democrat states and anti Republican states, your reporter could dig a little deeper abs show us of all of those eligible to get the vaccine, what are the percentages, and then maybe report actual percentages. We are trying. Our 12-15 population was only made eligible 4 weeks ago. Give us some credit and stop making it political. 47% of our population has gotten the first vaccine. That’s 62% of all eligible. And of all of those eligible, we have 53% of our population vaccinated, with about 89 % of our older high risk population vaccinated. Please report accurately, do some digging and find the rates of vaccination for those eligible, and stop making this pandemic political. It does nothing but divide us further.