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Big Tech censorship has kicked into high gear just in time for the 2024 elections.

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) led a group of lawmakers pressuring Big Tech companies to censor free speech, including from a presidential candidate.

Google appears to have adopted a “yes, we did it—so what?” attitude after it was busted thwarting an ad tied to a video in favor of former President Donald Trump while hypocritically allowing similar content featuring Vice President Kamala Harris.

PBS’s vice presidential debate favoritism began beforehand, in a political roundtable on Tuesday evening’s PBS News Hour in which White House correspondent Laura Barron-Lopez rolled out a list of Harris-Walz talking points. Predictably, Barron-Lopez embraced pro-Democratic “fact-checking” by CBS and defended the partisan "fact-checking" at last month’s ABC presidential debate.

Google-owned YouTube is expanding its artificial intelligence tool despite its parent company’s notorious track record of infusing leftism into its AI and search algorithms.

Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH)  told podcast host Shawn Ryan that a Trump-Vance administration is ready and willing to tell government censors ‘You’re fired!’ 

It appears Democrat vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) has taken the Big Tech bait in calling for censorship of so-called "hate speech" and "misinformation." But former Independent candidate for president Robert F. Kennedy Jr. corrected Walz for his outrageous take on America's first principles.

PBS’s coverage of Tuesday night’s Trump-Harris debate included live fact-checking from its partner PolitiFact, which has racked up a liberally slanted record. But when Harris falsely claimed Trump had promised a “bloodbath,” no one at PBS or PolitiFact corrected her. PBS has made the same fake claim on numerous occasions. Then it was on to abortion, when Donald Trump claimed “radical”…

ABC hosts and debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis asked at least 27 questions of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris but not a single one touched on freedom of speech or censorship.

While children across America were going back to school, users across Big Tech platforms found themselves going back to digital jail for exercising their free speech online.

The Media Research Center (MRC) and its Free Speech Alliance (FSA) issued a strong warning to 50 leading tech companies, including Google, Amazon, Meta, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok, to avoid censorship impacting the 2024 presidential election. The alliance urged tech CEOs to ensure free expression and avoid political bias, citing past issues. The letter was supported by prominent pro-free…

Comedian and podcast host Steven Crowder says that YouTube “essentially” banned him until election day.

In the run up to what has already been a tumultuous election season, Big Tech is still censoring free speech online, interfering in the 2024 election.

Former CNN host Don Lemon hosted Sunday night’s #WinWithBlackMen discussion, coming out with full-throated support for Vice President Kamala Harris’s Democratic campaign. Towards the end of the meeting, he launched into a monologue staunchly defending the vice president and attacking those who dared to hold a different…