The Latest Breaking News from MyPillow

Trump booster’s company promotion offers pillows for $14.88, which some see as a reference to a white supremacist slogan

The controversial businessman said he has been receiving multiple calls asking him: ‘What are you, a Nazi?’

Prosecutors have urged jurors to convict former Colorado clerk Tina Peters in a security breach of her county’s election computer system, saying she deceived government employees into working with outsiders affiliated with MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell, one of the nation’s foremost election conspiracy theorists

Trump insider has refused to pay election fraud competition prize to computer forensics expert Robert Zeidman

Mike Lindell, the founder of My Pillow, is a figure shrouded in both innovation and controversy. Let's explore his life story, examine his rise to prominence, the controversies he faces, and the net worth he's accumulated.

Another week, another round of people destroying their lives while Trump skates free of consequences

Mike Lindell, undeterred by $1bn defamation lawsuit, calls on Bannon and Roger Stone to boost rightwing Lindell TV network

Fox News has stopped running MyPillow's commercials, according to CEO Mike Lindell. This comes amidst financial and legal setbacks for the company.

Lindell claims to have been “canceled” by the network, but sources say he hasn't paid for ads since August