Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is reintroducing legislation to stifle the federal government in its tracks from further secretly colluding with Silicon Valley giants to censor Americans’ speech. But does it go far enough?

Is the Federal Trade Commission retaliating against Elon Musk following his pledge to support free speech on Twitter?

A trio of prominent Republican senators zeroed in on the plot by Big Tech companies and the government to violate the First Amendment. GOP Sens. Bill Hagerty (TN), Eric Schmitt (MO) and J.D. Vance (OH) held a press conference on Wednesday in which the trio commented on a recent preliminary injunction in the Missouri v. Biden lawsuit which banned the Biden administration from colluding…

Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray on the “explosive” court opinion that prevents the Bureau from colluding with Big Tech to censor Americans.

Jerry Nadler absurdly defended and even praised the FBI for its collusion with Big Tech to censor conservative voices.

In congressional testimony Wednesday, FBI Director Christopher Wray stunningly boasted of his bureau’s supposed efforts to protect American free speech from Chinese censorship while blatantly ignoring the FBI’s own work to censor Americans’ speech.

The FBI’s defense of plotting with Big Tech company against the First Amendment is as dubious as they come. The House Judiciary Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government held a hearing to hold the FBI and the Department of Justice accountable for their apparent abuse of power and involvement in silencing Americans.

Tired of winning? Republican leaders are rejoicing over the latest free speech victory coming from the Missouri v. Biden lawsuit filed by the Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general.

The leftist Washington Post had an absolute cow over new restrictions on government censorship efforts in a brazen defense of online election interference.

Whistleblowers say the FBI is not taking the recent free speech ruling U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty of Louisiana seriously, according to The Washington Times.

The Twitter Files pulled back the curtain on a massive election interference campaign. Now, the House Judiciary Committee is set to grill FBI Director Christopher Wray and others about how the government colluded with Big Tech to censor Americans’ free speech rights.

As if the funneling of billions of taxpayer dollars wasn’t enough, the U.S. government also assisted a controversial Ukrainian government assault on Americans’ free speech.

The former leader of the defunct Disinformation Governance Board argued Saturday that the government doesn’t censor users it just makes it easier for social media companies to censor them.

U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty of Louisiana is the gift that keeps on giving. Doughty rejected the Biden administration’s request to stay an order banning the federal government from colluding with Big Tech platforms to censor free speech online.