Thomas Massie

A bill backed by over two dozen House Republicans, H.R. 8519, aims to end the funding of AI tools using taxpayer money for online content censorship. The focus is on ceasing the government's development of systems that label contentious content as "disinformation." The policy falls under the scope of the National Science Foundation's Track F: Trust and Authenticity in Communications Systems…

President Biden signed a foreign aid spending bill that includes an ultimatum for TikTok to divest from its Chinese-controlled parent company, ByteDance, or risk being banned from the U.S. The legislation, which also applies to apps controlled by Russia, Iran and North Korea, gives TikTok nine months to divest. Critics, however, express concerns about potential government overreach and a…

After news broke that four financial leviathans managing trillions of dollars had abandoned a massive environmental, social and governance (ESG) pressure group, ABC News, NBC News, and CBS News ignored the story in their evening coverage.

A defiant Attorney General Merrick Garland stumbled over his words Wednesday when faced with tough questions about his alleged targeting of X owner Elon Musk.

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Ronald F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) went after Big Tech platforms for censoring free speech on natural immunity during the pandemic.

House Republicans may have spent hours questioning embattled FBI Director Christopher Wray, but he spent much of that time dodging questions.

CBS Mornings and NBC’s Today illustrated Thursday the liberal media’s further sprint away from the gender identity and possible motives of Monday’s Nashville Christian school shooting in favor of focusing on gun control. And to assist them (when they’re not blaming those murdered for holding views they find odious), far-left Congressman Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) put on a…

The U.S. government and leftists of all stripes have set out to silence speech on Big Tech platforms to protect their preferred narrative on a number of issues, and the latest bailout news following recent bank failures is apparently no exception. 

How can it be that with so much cattle in America, we sometimes can't buy meat? At the beginning of the pandemic, Costco, Wegmans and Kroger limited purchases of beef. Hundreds of Wendy's outlets ran out of hamburgers. “How the hell can this be?” says Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., in my new video. “They (Wendy's) were out of hamburger, yet you could see cattle from the drive-thru!” It happens…

Politico's Rachael Bade joined CNN Newsroom's Jim Sciutto on Monday for a segment that was nominally about Rep. Thomas Massie tweeting out a Christmas family photo with everyone in the picture holding a firearm. The duo condemned not only the photo, but also lamented that Republicans "even after these tragedies" do not embrace gun control.