Free Speech

YouTube, infamously known for its quick censorship of speech critical of the left, inexplicably dragged its feet to take down a sickening video from Hamas terrorist leaders calling for Islamists to rise up against Israel. It did so only after MRC Free Speech America pressed the company over its policies. 

Actor Nate Buzolic told Fox News that Instagram and TikTok censored him for posting about Hamas atrocities in Israel and Gaza.

Elon Musk’s X (formerly known as Twitter) took forceful actions against Hamas-tied accounts ahead of the disturbing “Day of Jihad.”

A European Union (EU) Commission official has taken a page from the U.S. government’s anti-free speech playbook and demanded that multiple social media companies step up their censorship.

YouTube sat idle as Al Jazeera allowed to air Hamas brutes actively recruiting Muslims across the Middle East to attack Israel.

The head of Germany's antitrust office said there is a significant risk that the rapid, unchecked growth of artificial intelligence may increase Big Tech's hold over the free market.

Utah is taking the battle to the communist Chinese government-tied platform TikTok.

As the devastating Hamas-Israel War rages on, Business Insider launched an attack of a different kind against Elon Musk and X—while failing its own anti-“misinformation” standards.

MRC Vice President Dan Schneider raised the alarm about Google’s ongoing election interference ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi slammed online censorship during an appearance on Fox News.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) did not mince his words against the leftist Silicon Valley giants and the onslaught of free speech in response to the Supreme Court agreeing to hear a case involving a 2021 Florida anti-censorship law.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey took a victory lap after an appellate court rebuked a Biden-led agency’s apparent role in violating the First Amendment. Bailey eviscerated the deep state censors on Fox News’s Ingraham Angle on Wednesday when he talked about his most recent win – the newly amended injunction in the Missouri v. Biden case.

Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) are inquiring about TikTok's reportedly shadowy hiring practices that appear to be ushering in Communist Party-tied executives. In a letter sent to the company, the senators expressed national security concerns over reports that several high level China-based exectives for Bytedance have moved to the U.S. to work for TikTok.

A federal appeals court has now barred the infamous Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) from coordinating with Big Tech platforms to censor online speech.