Free Speech

MRC Staff | May 5, 2025

The Trump-led FBI has placed on leave one of its key agents on leave for his involvement in the government’s collusion with social media companies to censor information. The move signals the bureau’s commitment to restoring public trust after…

Catherine Salgado | May 5, 2025

After MRC Free Speech America exposed the extreme leftist bias of Wikipedia, a Trump-appointed federal prosecutor took the online encyclopedia to task.

Gabriela Pariseau | May 5, 2025

Google has a long history of interfering in elections in favor of leftwing candidates. The search giant now leaves no doubt when it comes to which political party’s election-related legislation it boosts in search results. 

Picture this: a man walks up to you and says he wants to be your friend, follow you everywhere, read your thoughts, and predict what you'll think before you even think it. Creepy, right? Well, that's exactly what Mark Zuckerberg says he wants his…

Catherine Salgado | May 2, 2025

As Americans celebrated new beginnings with Passover and Christ’s Resurrection in April, Big Tech companies showed that they are not making a full reformation any time soon.

Tom Olohan | May 2, 2025

Meta is on the hot seat after Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) drew attention to a video that he wrote  “describes in detail the ruthless and elaborate defamation campaign waged by Meta AI."

Catherine Salgado | May 2, 2025

Texas state representatives and free speech advocates are deploring the passage of a Texas House bill that could potentially criminalize memes.

Tom Olohan | May 1, 2025

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. 

Luis Cornelio | April 30, 2025

Secretary of State Marco Rubio pulled no punches in criticizing some of the Biden-era censorship initiatives within the federal government—even saying his agency had secretly created a dossier on a current Trump administration official.

Catherine Salgado | April 30, 2025

A new story from Reddit highlights the grave risks of artificial intelligence manipulating opinions online.

Tom Olohan | April 30, 2025

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.  

Catherine Salgado | April 28, 2025

Just how important is artificial intelligence to America’s future? The Trump administration’s focus on its development and Americans’ understanding of it provides a clue.

Tom Olohan | April 28, 2025

X owner Elon Musk is challenging a radical leftist attorney general about the enforcement of a law that would likely make online censorship explode during election cycles.

Catherine Salgado | April 25, 2025

One of the most popular and prominent artificial intelligence chatbots appears to be censoring information regarding legal expert and free speech advocate Jonathan Turley.

Tom Olohan | April 25, 2025

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.

Tom Olohan | April 25, 2025

A major legacy media outlet discussed the massive issues at stake as the sword of Damocles hangs over Elon Musk’s X in Europe. The writer couldn’t hide her bias against free speech advocates. 

Gabriela Pariseau | April 25, 2025

The Trump White House is doing the very thing that the Biden administration forbade Americans from doing: telling the truth about COVID-19.

Catherine Salgado | April 24, 2025

Meta’s “independent” Oversight Board is doubling down on its track record of pushing censorship with a slew of new, concerning decisions.

Catherine Salgado | April 23, 2025

Former Biden Disinformation Governance Board czar Nina Jankowicz is undermining America and free speech principles abroad.

Tom Olohan | April 23, 2025

Wikipedia handles the leftist propagandists at National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) with kid gloves, all while it bars editors from citing nearly every right-leaning media source.