President Trump's second term highlights ongoing battles over free speech, particularly in the digital realm. Texas proposes an anti-meme bill that threatens free speech, while Maryland's "No Moore" account faces political backlash. Pro-free…
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President Joe Biden and his administration spent four years continuously attacking the First Amendment and the free speech rights enshrined by the nation’s Founders.
The Biden administration’s censorship efforts ran the gamut from…
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While the U.S. government is pondering a ban on Chinese AI, communist Chinese government-tied TikTok’s future still hangs in the balance.
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The Biden administration was unrelenting in its war against free speech.
Under President Joe Biden, the Office of the Solicitor General launched a four-year-long campaign to convince the U.S. Supreme Court to rewrite the First Amendment…
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While Americans celebrated St. Valentine’s Day in February, Big Tech proved that it still loves censorship.
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It appears that the Donald Trump administration is ready to fight with the European Union and the UK over the fate of online speech.
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While the European Union (EU) is infamous for its contempt for free speech, it may have sunk to a new low by reportedly going after a religious app.
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Despite Big Tech CEOs abruptly trying to cozy up to the Trump administration, Vice President JD Vance has his eyes wide open on the issues of tech bias and censorship of constitutionally-protected speech.
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The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled against TikTok in a landmark case, supporting legislation to protect Americans from data privacy concerns tied to the app's communist Chinese government ties. The decision, championed for maintaining free…
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Then President-elect Donald Trump debuted his plan to neuter TikTok as a national security threat one day before his inauguration.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against communist Chinese government-tied TikTok, meaning a ban takes effect on Jan. 19. Meanwhile, President-elect Donald Trump has his own ideas for the platform.
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The Washington Post is promoting “alternatives” to communist Chinese government-tied TikTok as the Biden-era ultimatum looms, but the “alternatives” appear to have the same issues.
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A new study reveals communist Chinese government-tied TikTok’s biased, anti-free speech manipulation of China content as the app faces a looming ban.
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Big Tech aimed for a Silent Night all year long as it silenced users’ free speech. While Americans voted for their political leaders, Big Tech platforms took every opportunity to vote for censorship
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News that the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear communist Chinese government-tied TikTok’s case comes exactly one month before the app is set to lose its American market.
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Communist Chinese government-tied TikTok just lost yet another frantic appeal to halt federal legislation that could kill its American market success.
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TikTok attempted to duck a threat to end the tech company's business operations by boasting about its efforts to silence election-related free speech.
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Communist Chinese government-tied TikTok has lost another appeal in court but is still desperately trying to halt a federal law empowering the president to impose a national ban against it.
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Chinese-owned app TikTok lost its main bid to halt a ban at the D.C. Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
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Before and after Election Day 2024, Big Tech platforms voted for election interference.
