The Washington Free Beacon unearthed a trove of documents outlining how far President Joe Biden's government was willing to push Big Tech to censor criticism of COVID-19 vaccines.

Twitter has scheduled a shareholder vote after Musk announced he wanted to pull out of the deal.

“It ends with China having all of your data,” popular podcaster Joe Rogan said of Americans’ use of TikTok on his show Tuesday.

It’s Episode 48 of CensorTrack with TR. This week, we talked about the massive effects of Big Tech’s thought-policing. Since the March 2020 start of the MRC’s CensorTrack database, Free Speech America has identified and documented over 4,000 individual cases of biased censorship. Of these 4,000 cases, 172 happened in the first quarter of 2022. Though 172 censored users is a modest…

State attorneys general have served subpoenas to current and former Biden administration officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci and Nina Jankowicz.

The House Oversight and Reform Committee is set to approve a bill that would give the federal government more power over digital ID.

Podcast host Tim Pool slammed Twitter, saying the platform censored one of his tweets in which he was “calling out grooming.”

A group of Republican attorneys general are warning Google of potential legal action if the tech company buckles to leftist pro-abortion pressure to target pro-lifers.

The Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg-backed Summit Learning platform suggested to educators that they listen in on parents’ “online conversations.”

An opinion editorial at The New York Times suggests free speech is mostly fine … except when it’s not.

Twitter banned the term “groomer” last week, seemingly believing that the term is an anti-LGBT slur.

Woke employees at Activision Blizzard walked out last week in protest of the United States Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The Washington Post reported Thursday that the employees believe they are taking a stand for social justice.

Tech giant Amazon announced last week that it is suing Facebook group administrators for posting fake reviews for products.

YouTube has updated its policies to restrict certain kinds of supposed misinformation about abortion, as pro-abortion pressure on tech companies continues.