Censorship

Kayla Sargent | August 24, 2020

TikTok is reeling after two executive orders have threatened the Chinese-owned apps existence in the U.S. Now it has decided to take to the U.S. courts.

Today, TikTok filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government after President Donald…

Kayla Sargent | August 24, 2020

Months before the presidential election, Facebook has already made plans to crack down on President Donald Trump’s posts in case he attempts to use the platform to contest the election’s legitimacy.

An August 21 New York Times article…

Kayla Sargent | August 21, 2020

Despite recent news that the social media platform Reddit would allow President Donald Trump’s campaign to run ads on the platform, the company still squashes free speech on the platform.

Reddit has banned nearly 7,000 subreddits since…

Kayla Sargent | August 20, 2020

A recent Pew Research Center (Pew) study found that most Americans are, at least to some extent, concerned about online censorship and the ability of social media companies to handle misinformation. 

The Pew study, published on…

Kayla Sargent | August 20, 2020

In their campaigns to censor opposing viewpoints, Facebook has blocked and Twitter has provided warning labels to the Plandemic: Indoctrination video.

NBC News reporter Brandy Zadrozny tweeted on August 18, “Facebook not allowing users to…

Kayla Sargent | August 19, 2020

With only a few months left before the presidential election, Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg claimed that the platform is prepared to remove posts from President Donald Trump to fight what the platform has deemed misinformation…

Heather Moon | August 18, 2020

Bill Mitchell, host of a popular online radio show “YourVoice America,” equated Twitter with “the Devil” and said his ban from the site was a “pure political hit job.”

Mitchell noted that news of his permanent Twitter ban quickly became a…

Kayla Sargent | August 14, 2020

It’s a win for free speech. Conservative comedian and political commentator Steven Crowder will once again be allowed to draw ad revenue on his YouTube channel.

YouTube lifted the restrictions against Crowder on August 12, more than a…

Alexander Hall | August 12, 2020

Two massive announcements from Facebook have revealed just how much Facebook has given up all pretense at being fair to conservatives.

Facebook announced new rules this week clarifying its hate speech policy and stating that it may even…

Kayla Sargent | August 12, 2020

New information came to light about TikTok’s aggressive data collection just days after President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning the app in the United States. 

The Wall Street Journal released a report on August 11…

Kayla Sargent | August 10, 2020

Another one bites the dust. Facebook just restricted a pro-Trump super PAC with less than three months left before the presidential election. 

Facebook banned the Committee to Defend the President, a pro-Trump Super PAC, from running…

Alexander Hall | August 7, 2020

President Donald Trump’s WeChat executive order shows the war on Chinese subterfuge is bigger than just TikTok.

Trump issued two different executive orders on Thursday evening: The “Executive Order on Addressing the Threat Posed by TikTok…

Joseph Vazquez | August 7, 2020

The ridiculous censorship of good market news in the Trump economy saga barrels on with impunity by the Big Three evening news shows. 

The Big Tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite stock index closed at a record 11,108.07 Thursday…

Alexa Moutevelis | August 5, 2020

Both Twitter and Facebook acted quickly Wednesday night to remove a video of President Trump speaking on Fox News about the coronavirus’ effects on children. The social media sites said the content violated their policies on COVID-19…

Corinne Weaver | August 4, 2020

Academics funded by Big Tech only argue for more censorship of conservative thought. 

The Oxford Internet Institute, a department of the University of Oxford, released a study that smeared conservative sites such as CNSNews,…

Corinne Weaver | August 3, 2020

Twitter has allowed numerous videos of the Black Lives Matter protests and even Antifa riots on its platform. But a video about the Students for Life chalking a sidewalk gets slapped with a label for “potentially sensitive content.” 

Joseph Vazquez | July 31, 2020

Parler CEO John Matze slammed his Big Tech competitors following a congressional antitrust hearing, and said his site is doing its part to defend freedom of speech.

In an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, Matze gave his…

NB Staff | July 30, 2020

On Thursday’s Evening Edit, Media Research Center Founder and President Brent Bozell excoriated Big Tech a day after a House subcommittee hearing on the matter, telling the Fox Business Network’s Jackie DeAngelis that these “monster…

Joseph Vazquez | July 30, 2020

Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass is telling the woke apologist sharks for liberal billionaire George Soros at his paper’s union to pound sand.

Kass fired back at The Chicago Tribune Guild for criticism he received for a column…

Alexander Hall | July 29, 2020

Congressman Ken Buck (R-CO) pulled no punches when he demolished Google for enabling Chinese tyranny. 

During a Congressional Antitrust Hearing hearing, Buck brought the hammer down on Google CEO Sundar Pichai for his company’s ties…