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…
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Wikipedia's reliability remains contentious as Big Tech elevates its content despite its editable nature and left-leaning bias. Studies reveal that Google and AI platforms frequently prioritize Wikipedia's content, often to the detriment of…
With the War Department’s recently announced initiative on artificial intelligence, Secretary Pete Hegseth has an unprecedented opportunity to save America from another opposition force: Google.
An artificial intelligence chatbot repeatedly exposed for extreme bias has scored top popularity this year, an ominous sign for the future.
In 2025, searches related to Charlie Kirk's death led Google trends. Critics argue Google exploited this by prioritizing Wikipedia, which contained biased smears against Kirk, consistent with Google's alliance with Wikipedia since 2022.
Multiple American tech companies are involved in the German public-private network crushing free speech, according to a new study.
Google just lost a court case in Italy after censoring a religious blog—an act MRC called out as one of the worst censorship cases this summer.
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.
A Belgium-based lawyer who advocates for free speech is sounding the alarm on the long reach of the European Union’s censorship arm.
Google keeps expanding the scope of its artificial intelligence despite facing mounting criticism for its anti-free speech and biased programming.
Big Tech just got busted burying the scandals dogging Democrat candidates in the 2025 elections.
Google News is the only major Big Tech news aggregator that consistently highlights Al Jazeera, a network so sympathetic to radicalism that MRC’s Dan Schneider refers to it as “Hamas News.”
Unlike vampires and werewolves, Big Tech censorship is anything but mythical.
Big Tech behemoths have gone to great lengths to promote Wikipedia. Now, Google has been busted actively suppressing an emerging competitor.
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.
Tech giant Google, increasingly under scrutiny for antitrust and anti-free speech violations, just once again lost in court.
Google could be in serious hot water after it reportedly programmed its artificial intelligence to make false accusations against filmmaker and podcast host Robby Starbuck.
If you performed a simple Google search for the names of mainstream journalists and thought leaders, you would expect to get a link to their profile or a link to their website or news outlet. But Google has served up something far more sinister.…
This latest free speech victory could have huge implications for the future of European Union censorship in France.
Tech giant Google reportedly admitted during a European court case that it can manipulate its search engine results and is willing to do so, seemingly confirming what the Media Research Center has repeatedly exposed.