Free Speech

“Let’s Go Brandon,” the popular anti-Biden song making waves online, has topped the iTunes charts.

Facebook’s internal racial justice chat indicates that the company prioritized politics in its decision making.

The U.S. Senate hearing on SnapChat, TikTok, and YouTube today made one thing very clear: TikTok does not appear to want to give straight answers about its connection to China. But U.S. Senators took the Big Tech platform to the mat.

Facebook management have reportedly been locking horns with their radical far-left workers over how far they can go to censor conservative speech online. It’s Facebook’s worst nightmare as the platform’s internal debates over purging conservative outlets and the sinister tools to censor them were exposed in a recent Wall Street Journal report.

YouTube and Instagram are among the Big Tech platforms that have banned “Let’s Go Brandon,” an anti-Biden song at the top of iTunes. 

On Friday, a federal judge ruled that Texas can seek files on content moderation from Facebook and Twitter. According to Bloomberg, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) can seek limited discovery from the Big Tech giants regarding their content moderation.

Facebook is struggling internally after leaked documents revealed the platform’s ulterior motives.

On Saturday morning, Congressman Jim Banks (R-IN) announced that Twitter had suspended his account and removed a tweet "misgendering" HHS Deputy Secretary Rachel Levine as a man when, in fact, Levine -- a transgender woman -- is a biological woman.

Wisconsin Republicans are backing state bills to allow censored social media users to sue platforms for damages, in an attempt to target online censorship.

Twitter’s bout with free speech online continues. The platform censored U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) for stating in a tweet that transgender admiral Dr. Rachel Levine was not “the first female anything” but a “dude who lived the first 50 years of his life as a man.” Taylor Greene was met with a storm of leftist fury on the platform.

YouTube has removed an interview with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson (R) because of his comments on COVID-19 vaccinations.

An internal study published by Twitter on its algorithms indicated that the platform actually amplifies right-of-center voices over left-leaning ones.

Former President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that his new social media platform will be coming soon, The Daily Wire reported. TRUTH Social will be released next spring under the Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). The platform will compete with Facebook and Twitter, like Parler and GETTR.

Facebook is reportedly planning to rebrand its entire platform as founder Mark Zuckerberg aims to focus more on launching a metaverse, a virtual reality overlay to common life.