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Members of the class-action lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump are looking for stories from other social media users who have had their content censored by Big Tech companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google.

President Biden took aim at Big Tech in his latest executive order on Friday. Or at least that's what they said. The sweeping executive order says it cracks down on Big Tech’s anti-competitive practices. The order includes 72 actions and recommendations aimed at promoting competition in the U.S. economy after the global pandemic.

Big Tech has made a habit out of silencing conservatives for too long, but former President Donald Trump decided to fight back, launching lawsuits against Facebook, Twitter and Google. Trump put Big Tech on blast in an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal. He described the internet as “the new public square.” And the former president called out Big Tech companies for being “increasingly brazen…

CNN's New Day devoted its opening segment today to worrying that Republicans will attempt to politicize 1/6 hearings and turn them into a spectacle. Co-host John Berman  said "the thing is when you wrestle with a pig, you both get dirty and the pig likes it. The Republicans, as you say, they want this to be dirty." 

Leftist New York Times economist Paul Krugman can’t stop selling himself as the public relations foghorn for President Joe Biden’s economy.

Thirty-six states and Washington D.C. have sued Google over alleged antitrust violations in the Android app store. The California federal court case challenges a recently expanded Google policy that forces app developers to pay a 30 percent commission fee on sales made through the Google Play store.

Big Tech corporations have a notorious history of silencing conservatives on social media platforms, but their tyrannical practice of censoring opinions that they disagree with may come back to haunt them. Former President Donald Trump has decided to fight back and take legal action against the Big Tech platforms that banned him earlier in the year.

Trump announced that he would file…

On Wednesday, Media Research Center President L. Brent Bozell III slammed Axios for claiming there’s no “substantial evidence” of anti-conservative censorship online. Axios made the ridiculous claim in an article about how former President Donald Trump was suing multiple Big Tech CEOs.

The battle against Big Tech and woke corporations took another dramatic turn in June as conservatives confronted another hard truth. Not only must Americans face the fear that Big Tech can censor them at a moment’s notice, but now woke corporations are monitoring their social lives to determine if people are safe to keep as customers.

For the handful of people who still mistakenly believe MSNBC's far-left host Chris Hayes is a sane rational person (let alone a reputable reporter), this should make them see the light. On Monday night’s All In, Hayes made the disgusting and irresponsible claim that the “vast majority of Republican officeholders would get behind hanging Mike Pence” if that is what former President Trump wanted…

The New York Times off-lead story Monday by national political correspondent Alexander Burns was headlined, “U.S. Surges, But Politics Hold Firm – Partisanship Immune to Signs of Recovery.” But it may as well have been titled, “What Is Wrong With You Trump Voters?” Flummoxed by Biden’s stubbornly so-so approval rating and continuing GOP strength, as shown in the 2020 elections, despite Biden’s…

A Trump-loathing New Yorker columnist actually threw cold water on the idea of Donald Trump being brought down due to the indictment of his organizations CFO on failure to pay taxes on fringe benefits.

On Friday morning, the national media hyped a new "bombshell indictment" of the Trump organization, but stayed extremely vague in describing the "prosecutors." They were mostly just "prosecutors." They mostly didn't mention the Manhattan District Attorney, Cyrus Vance Jr., is a Democrat, and an elected Democrat as well. 

YouTube has suspended Right Side Broadcasting Network and removed the news site’s videos of former President Donald Trump’s rallies. YouTube took down the videos because the footage allegedly violated the platform’s Community Guidelines, according to RSBN.