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Gabriela Pariseau | November 6, 2025

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.”

Catherine Salgado | November 5, 2025

Unlike vampires and werewolves, Big Tech censorship is anything but mythical.

Tom Olohan | November 3, 2025

Big Tech behemoths have gone to great lengths to promote Wikipedia. Now, Google has been busted actively suppressing an emerging competitor.

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. 

Catherine Salgado | October 29, 2025

Tech giant Google, increasingly under scrutiny for antitrust and anti-free speech violations, just once again lost in court.

Catherine Salgado | October 22, 2025

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.

Gabriela Pariseau | October 20, 2025

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.…

Tom Olohan | October 17, 2025

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

Catherine Salgado | October 15, 2025

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. 

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. 

Catherine Salgado | October 13, 2025

Google-owned YouTube may allow banned YouTubers back on the platform, but some creators might not make the cut for the censorship-happy platform.

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 9, 2025

Google just lost another appeal as it attempts to maintain a death grip on its app store monopoly.

Catherine Salgado | October 8, 2025

Podcaster and now California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is emphasizing the current California administration’s threat to free speech with a dangerous piece of legislation.

Gabriela Pariseau | October 8, 2025

Even as the Trump administration works to broker a peace deal between Israel and Gaza, Google once again revealed its utter disdain for America’s ally.  

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.

Michael Morris | October 7, 2025

Google's refusal to change its censorship policies has caught the attention of free speech advocates and politicians. In response to allegations of content moderation influenced by the U.S. government, Google offered no new admissions or changes…

Heather Moon | October 7, 2025

YouTube briefly shut down Monét Souza's channel, A Message of Hope, citing violations related to spam, though it focuses on Catholic faith and values. Souza argued this was an act of "Christian persecution." YouTube later reinstated the channel…

Tom Olohan | October 6, 2025

Google viciously smeared a key Trump advisor while he was fighting to secure a potentially historic peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians and engaged in a high-stakes battle to reopen the federal government. 

Gabriela Pariseau | October 1, 2025

Apple and Microsoft joined Google on Wednesday in ignoring right-leaning news about the government shutdown.