Exclusive: The “don’t say trans challenge” has officially reached Google. The tech giant blocked stories identifying the Minneapolis mass shooter’s transgender identity from appearing in article headlines in its News tab, the Media Research Center can confirm.

Exclusive: Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook may soon be out of a job following mortgage fraud accusations — but that has not stopped Google from propping up leftist sources in her defense, the Media Research Center can confirm.

The communist Chinese government-affiliated AI chatbot DeepSeek seized on the opportunity to vilify President Donald Trump’s effort to slash violent crime rates in the nation’s capital. 

President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to other governments against undermining American tech companies’ ability to platform free speech and protect U.S. customers and sovereignty.

Exclusive: Google claims to empower users to customize search results with a “preferred sources” tool. However, the Media Research Center can once again confirm that leftist sources continue to dominate search results even with this tool enabled.

Elon Musk's platform, X, is still perceived to favor liberal voices over conservative ones. An MRC analysis indicates that Democrats, especially radical ones like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Maxine Waters, have higher visibility scores, enhancing the reach of their posts. Conversely, Republicans often receive lower scores, affecting the visibility of their content. This bias could influence…

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) urged Republicans to continue to use the court system to counter leftist policies, drawing on his success in cases like Missouri v. Biden, which exposed the Biden administration's censorship agenda.

A Pew Research survey indicates that Google’s use of AI could accelerate its leftist bias, influencing users through AI-generated summaries that reduce interaction with search results. Users often accept these summaries without further investigation, as indicated by low click-through rates. Concerns rise over biased sources like Wikipedia, which is frequently cited by Google's AI. This AI…

Following repeated demonstrations of Google News tab and general search bias, the search giant rolled out a feature to let users pick their own sources. Spoiler: It appears to be window dressing for the same old agenda.

The State Department just made clear that America will no longer aid or ignore foreign censorship, calling out threats to Americans and American companies. 

As artificial intelligence platforms continue their race to be the first to reach artificial general intelligence, these same AI platforms are contracting almost exclusively with media outlets with a leftist bias. Left unchecked, the technology can and will shift public perception to the left without most users even realizing it. 

The debate on whether Big Tech AI companies should compensate legacy media outlets for content has intensified, particularly with arguments from the left that mirror previous attempts to regulate tech-media relations. This discussion follows Trump's AI Action Plan. Critics argue that requiring tech giants to pay for content infringes on free speech, likening it to a media cartel. Recent…

In response to a recent post from a well-known Wikipedia bias critic, X owner Elon Musk hinted at forbidding the use of the online encyclopedia as a go-to source for censoring users’ posts on X. 

Trump just had to compel financial institutions to fulfill their basic responsibilities of serving their customers instead of fretting over their political beliefs. But as one former Trump attorney put it, this is what the banks should have been doing all along.