After years of contending with the Biden White House and its anti-free speech Big Tech collaborators, free speech defenders face an administration far friendlier to their values and, as a result, a wildly different social media landscape. 

Google could be in serious hot water after it reportedly programmed its artificial intelligence to make false accusations against filmmaker and podcast host Robby Starbuck.

It's out with one dystopian tactic and on to the next for the British government’s ongoing assault on free speech.

The Media Research Center is proud to recognize President Donald Trump and several members of his administration during the 21st annual Free Speech Week for their unwavering commitment to defending the First Amendment and confronting one of the greatest threats to our constitutional Republic: the Biden administration’s whole-of-society approach to censorship.

The Media Research Center announced Wednesday that it is awarding its annual Free Speech Award exclusively to Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA and a fearless defender of the First Amendment. This approach differs from that taken in 2024, when 35 people were recognized for their strong efforts to defend free speech rights. 

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized ChatGPT for refusing to modify an image due to alleged "copyright infringement" involving conference necklaces he and Sam Altman wore. Instead, he turned to Elon Musk's AI, Grok, which complied. This sparked discussions on AI and copyright, with MRC Free Speech America highlighting ChatGPT's alignment with left-leaning media.

If you performed a simple Google search for the names of mainstream journalists and thought leaders, you would expect to get a link to their profile or a link to their website or news outlet. But Google has served up something far more sinister. 

This latest free speech victory could have huge implications for the future of European Union censorship in France. 

Telegram founder Pavel Durov warns that global censorship poses a threat to internet freedom unless countries resist government overreach. Highlighting measures like age restrictions and message monitoring in regions like Australia, the EU, and the UK, Durov stresses the urgency of fighting for free speech. Arrested in France for protecting user privacy, he warns of a looming dystopian future…

OpenAI admitted to political bias in its AI chatbot, releasing a study claiming a 30% bias reduction in the latest model. Despite this, research shows ChatGPT still displays bias, favoring left-leaning perspectives and media sources. OpenAI identified five bias factors but ignored instances of bias that don't easily fit these categories. Critics recommend reevaluating bias criteria to create a…

Is President Donald Trump an antisemitic fascist? Some of the biggest AI companies have continued to defend harsh and false leftist rhetoric levied against President Trump, even after his key role in the Israel-Hamas peace deal. 

Wikipedia added yet more critical language to assassinated Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk’s page days before his posthumous reception of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Media Research Center had found.

An agency infamous for its role in the Biden-era censorship cartel is in for massive workforce reductions.

A Washington, D.C.-based think tank attacked free speech, FCC Chair Brendan Carr and the Trump administration at a panel largely indistinguishable from the ideological diversity you’d see on an MSNBC segment.