A federal court judge asked whether President Joe Biden and members of his administration have ever read “1984,” George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel about government-ordered censorship.

A CNN Senior Political Analyst claimed to have the solution to end Big Tech’s censorship of conservatives.

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) called for answers from the Department of Homeland Security after an MRC Free Speech America bombshell uncovered a DHS program funding groups that targeted conservatives, Christians and Republicans.

Big Tech is back at it with election interference, this time anti-free speech platform Instagram admitting that it suspended a presidential candidate’s account over an “error.”

The Biden State Department claimed it “stands by” its funding to a group that blacklisted conservative sites.

Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) is not letting Stanford University off the hook for refusing to provide information about how its Internet Observatory program “flags” so-called misinformation. 

Amazon appears to be batting a thousand on failing to protect user data. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ordered the Big Tech giant to pay millions of dollars in two separate civil penalties after a federal court found that the company was caught mishandling the sensitive information of children who use Alexa and users of Ring doorbells.

Twitter owner Elon Musk promised to make free speech essential to the platform’s brand. But after the platform botched The Daily Wire’s attempted re-release of the What is a Woman? documentary, it’s clear that Musk’s staff does not share his vision.

Independent journalist Alex Berenson again highlighted Twitter’s wrongful previous censorship of him, using evidence from The Twitter Files.

Elon Musk’s Twitter stumbled into a censorship controversy this week as the platform initially limited the visibility and ability to share The Daily Wire’s movie “What is a Woman” just as The Daily Wire host Matt Walsh’s documentary made its debut on the Blue Bird.

Eight U.S. Big Tech companies are partnered with the globalist, anti-free speech World Economic Forum. Eight major U.S. Big Tech companies, including Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft, are partnered with the World Economic Forum (WEF), which is gearing up for its 27-29 June summer conference, “Annual Meeting of the New Champions” in Tianjin, a city in communist China, MRC Free Speech…

Hypocrisy abounds as top executives at Big Tech companies sign an open letter begging mankind to see the development of artificial intelligence as a “global threat” while continuing to reap the benefits of its development.

Twitter can’t make its mind up on the radicalized gender ideology of the left and initially “canceled” a deal with The Daily Wire to promote a documentary.

Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon is doubling down on his defense of free speech in an interview with Just The News Editor-in-Chief John Solomon.