Free Speech

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella ominously signaled that he’s giddy about the alleged opportunities to supposedly “retool” humanity with artificial intelligence technologies. Yikes.

A former executive at TikTok parent company ByteDance, Inc. has broken silence and made damning allegations against the Chinese Communist Party-tied Big Tech giant.

Twitter owner Elon Musk’s newly appointed World Economic Forum-tied CEO for the platform once tried to corner him into committing to reinstalling some of the same Orwellian censorship structures of the old regime. Gee, what a shocker (sarcasm).

The anti-free speech YouTube app is threatening MRCTV for allegedly spouting “hate speech” against pedophiles. No, we’re not kidding.

The First Amendment is clearly under attack. The Department of Homeland Security continues to use taxpayer dollars to target Americans’ speech.

Self-proclaimed “Mary Poppins of disinformation” Nina Jankowicz has hopped on the bandwagon and is trying to sic the legal system on Fox News.

Twitter exploded with reactions over former Fox News host Tucker Carlson’s decision to take his new show to the Elon Musk-owned platform.

A leftist LinkedIn co-founder and Microsoft board member is practically drooling over risky AI tech, calling it “the realization of [a] dream.” Perhaps that’s because Microsoft is currently leading the race in that insidious industry.

Talk about a cycle of insanity. Anti-free speech Facebook censored a report on censorship.

TikTok’s parent company ByteDance just got caught with a digital library of forbidden word lists used to censor people who decry its Communist Chinese overlords, according to a new report.

Big Tech has sent conservatives a clear message through its outrageous censorship practices: There is no room for worldviews that contradict the leftist version of reality, and real people are being harmed as a result.

If you thought TikTok wouldn’t debase itself any further in how it chooses to spy on its users, you thought wrong.

Entrepreneur and tech investor David Sacks got candid in an interview with podcaster Benny Johnson about the government's attempt to silence speech.

A majority of American young people prefer a Communist Chinese government-tied social media app to a fundamental constitutional right.