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

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

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

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…

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.

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. 

Vice President JD Vance dismantled media propaganda that accused the Trump administration of attacking free speech when it was truly the Biden administration that fixated on censorship.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) just announced a seismic censorship shift, revealing that tech giant Google has renounced government collaboration and rampant censorship, much of which was exposed and condemned by the Media Research Center.

During the last election cycle, Meta’s Facebook and Google-owned YouTube censored now-Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for suggesting links between acetaminophen or vaccines and childhood autism, links which the federal government is now…

Tech giant Google has been forced to pay out for privacy violations, even as it faces severe criticism for crushing free speech.

Although European censorship policies have been taking the heat in summer headlines, Big Tech is not off the hook, as it continued to silence users last month. 

A George Mason law professor called out the Biden administration and Big Tech for their collusion and censorship efforts. 

Even as major Big Tech platforms remain under federal scrutiny for enforcing biased censorship, social media provides more Americans’ news than ever.

YouTube claimed it's slowing down the censorship train, while also touting an increase in certain types of removed content.

While protections for free speech have begun to improve this year, Big Tech censorship has not let up, with Americans still finding themselves issuing “mayday” alerts as they were silenced or stuck in social media jail during May.

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), stressed that medical and scientific advancement is made possible by the protection of free speech. 

Pro-lifers have been warning the public that the abortion pill hurts women for years. Here’s why Big Tech and its fact-checkers have much to answer for. 

A Punchbowl News “fireside chat” with a key Big Tech executive turned out to be an effective commercial for the most biased titan in the industry: Google.  

An official at the World Health Organization (WHO) brazenly admitted to being behind worldwide censorship during the COVID-19 pandemic, but that’s not his most disturbing confession.

For the third time in just 16 months, a federal court has ruled that Google runs an illegal monopoly.

District Court Judge Leonie Brinkema found the Big Tech behemoth Google to have illegally maintained a monopoly in the advertising…