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Catherine Salgado | January 19, 2026

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Meta AI smeared the U.S. as having fallen short of King’s dream.

Catherine Salgado | January 14, 2026

Popular influencer and comic strip creator Scott Adams repeatedly made a strong stand for First Amendment rights.

Catherine Salgado | December 30, 2025

While Big Tech companies have begun moving on from many of the more traditional forms of censorship, their silencing of the political right is now hiding in plain sight, as anti-conservative bias from Big Tech media aggregators, artificial…

Gabriela Pariseau | December 17, 2025

Is the populist break up Big Tech movement over, or has it only begun gaining traction with policymakers? 

Tom Olohan | December 9, 2025

Former Biden administration officials clearly haven’t given up on censoring free speech online, and their push for artificial intelligence regulation shows it remains on their agenda.

Catherine Salgado | December 5, 2025

While Americans were celebrating their rights and blessings this Thanksgiving, tech giants were attacking First Amendment rights.

Catherine Salgado | December 2, 2025

An internal communication from a top Food and Drug Administration official seems to confirm links between child casualties and the COVID-19 vaccines, which social media platforms aggressively censored.

Catherine Salgado | November 26, 2025

Multiple American tech companies are involved in the German public-private network crushing free speech, according to a new study.

Heather Moon | November 21, 2025

Meta platforms censored a video by pro-life activist Lila Rose reacting to a woman celebrating her upcoming abortion. Rose's content included an animation of an abortion and graphic images of aborted fetuses. While labeled as "sensitive content"…

Tom Olohan | November 20, 2025

President Donald Trump promised to sue the BBC for its deceptive edits to one of his speeches. But that was not enough for Big Tech companies to axe the outlet from their AI training data sets.

Catherine Salgado | November 13, 2025

After spending years censoring right-leaning podcasters, Meta is suddenly and hypocritically advertising its aims to attract more podcasters.

Catherine Salgado | October 30, 2025

Climate alarmist billionaire Bill Gates made a surprising admission about “climate change” that Big Tech has yet to make.

Tom Olohan | October 29, 2025

A top Google executive made clear at a Wednesday hearing that the tech giant was proud of its censorship record. This admission may have dire implications for Big Tech’s ability to censor without consequences. 

Tom Olohan | October 17, 2025

This latest free speech victory could have huge implications for the future of European Union censorship in France. 

Tom Olohan | October 15, 2025

Is President Donald Trump an antisemitic fascist? Some of the biggest AI companies have continued to defend harsh and false leftist rhetoric levied against President Trump, even after his key role in the Israel-Hamas peace deal. 

Tom Olohan | October 10, 2025

A Washington, D.C.-based think tank attacked free speech, FCC Chair Brendan Carr and the Trump administration at a panel largely indistinguishable from the ideological diversity you’d see on an MSNBC segment.

Catherine Salgado | October 10, 2025

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) torched the Justice Department and FBI for its comprehensive assault on Constitutional rights under the Biden administration.

Tom Olohan | October 8, 2025

Big Tech is feeding Americans a partisan and hypocritical narrative about the current government shutdown. In fact, three AI chatbots took Sen. Chuck Schumer’s side in blaming Republicans for the ongoing shutdown.

Catherine Salgado | October 6, 2025

In September, as Turning Point USA founder and free speech advocate Charlie Kirk’s assassination shocked the world, Big Tech continued to carry out a quiet but very poisonous assault on free speech.

Tom Olohan | October 1, 2025

YouTube is already signaling that any move away from censorship will be limited and far off. But even the hint that the enormous video program might back down was too much for this CBS guest.