Free Speech

Catherine Salgado | July 18, 2025

Google’s latest update ties its biased artificial intelligence and search engine even closer together in a move that could consolidate its censorship efforts even more.

The top Biden official who authorized the pardon of a controversial COVID-19 lockdown official is also accused of Covid-era censorship efforts.

Tom Olohan | July 17, 2025

Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) bashed NPR and PBS for their rampant bias and disturbing lobbying tactics as the end of federal funding for the networks becomes more and more imminent. 

Luis Cornelio | July 17, 2025

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched investigations into Big Tech companies after MRC Free Speech America studies revealed multiple AI chatbots’ troubling bias against America and former President Donald Trump.

Catherine Salgado | July 17, 2025

Big Tech giant Google has started accepting federal funding for its artificial intelligence, despite its employees previously refusing to cooperate with the Defense Department.

Luis Cornelio | July 16, 2025

On the eve of a critical Senate vote to end forced taxpayer subsidies for public radio, Google stepped in to help NPR dodge accountability after one of its Texas affiliates failed to deliver timely reporting about the devastating July 4 floods…

Catherine Salgado | July 15, 2025

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes tried to leverage censorship to control Americans even after the U.S. announced looming tariffs on the country. 

Tom Olohan | July 15, 2025

CNN and MSNBC anchors deliberately hid the ball from their viewers after President Donald Trump struck a blow against Brazil’s censorship regime, which has attacked American companies.

Gabriela Pariseau | July 11, 2025

NPR and PBS are scrambling to keep their funding, and MRC’s VP for External Affairs Dan Schneider has been myth-busting through their best arguments.

Scheider told WMAL host Larry O’Connor on his show Friday that NPR and PBS have hired…

Luis Cornelio | July 11, 2025

NewsGuard has waved its white flag in its censorship fight against “misinformation” and “disinformation,” claiming it is eliminating these terms in favor of alternative language. The move marks the left’s latest rebranding effort following the…

Catherine Salgado | July 10, 2025

President Donald Trump is punishing the censorship-obsessed officials in Brazil with a massive new tariff.

Tom Olohan | July 10, 2025

A panel at the American Enterprise Institute turned into a Big Tech lovefest, with the panelists advocating that social media companies have the right to censor Americans.

Catherine Salgado | July 9, 2025

Social media personality Douglass Mackey has succeeded in overturning his conviction for posting a controversial meme ahead of a major election.

Jonah Messinger | July 9, 2025

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta AI and several other chatbots were queried about a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that nullified an 1849 abortion ban based on newer state legislation. Meta AI received criticism for displaying bias, perceiving the ruling…

Michael Morris | July 9, 2025

The rapid development of AI, specifically AGI and ASI, comes with both promise and peril. While offering massive benefits like economic and scientific advancement, risks such as censorship and political bias persist. Efforts to regulate AI, like…

Catherine Salgado | July 8, 2025

Canada’s Liberal politicians are trying to revive a defeated censorship bill that critics argue threatens free speech.

Tom Olohan | July 7, 2025

Under a new law, Florida won’t be giving a dollar to anti-free speech groups seeking to silence disfavored media outlets by choking off their advertising revenue.

Catherine Salgado | July 3, 2025

Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and this summer, MRC is shining a light on Big Tech censorship.

Catherine Salgado | July 3, 2025

X CEO Linda Yaccarino is bragging about adding artificial intelligence to the platform’s already anti-free speech systems.

Tom Olohan | July 3, 2025

The legacy media are pushing artificial intelligence (AI) companies into so-called licensing agreements, allowing the left to control what Americans hear from chatbots. David Sacks, President Donald Trump’s AI czar, isn’t going to stand for it.…