Free Speech

Luis Cornelio | February 20, 2025

So-called independent agencies will no longer be able to exert executive powers without first consulting with Donald Trump, the duly elected president of the United States. This includes agencies that have regulatory control over Big Tech…

Catherine Salgado, Tim Kilcullen | February 19, 2025

Google and Meta artificial intelligence stunningly seemed to defend CBS News anchor Margaret Brennan’s crazy assertion that free speech caused a genocide.

Catherine Salgado | February 19, 2025

Two American tech companies have sued a controversial Brazilian judge over an alleged violation of America’s First Amendment.

Catherine Salgado | February 19, 2025

Two Democrat congressmen appear to be in panic mode after a federal agency infamous for pressuring social media began placing censorship employees on leave.

Catherine Salgado | February 18, 2025

As Meta continues to battle with the European Union over censorship, the struggle threatens to involve multiple governments on both sides of the Atlantic—including the U.S.

Tom Olohan | February 18, 2025

The Trump administration dealt a massive blow to the censorship “nerve center” of the federal government. 

Catherine Salgado | February 17, 2025

The Communist Chinese government is increasingly infamous for domestic censorship and foreign data harvesting through apps like TikTok, yet two U.S. companies are deepening ties with China.

Tom Olohan | February 17, 2025

Vice President JD Vance denounced German censorship after a major legacy media player acted as an apologist for the authoritarian practices in the European country. 

Tom Olohan | February 14, 2025

Vice President JD Vance tore into Europe’s abandonment of free speech and authoritarian approach to defending democracy. 

Catherine Salgado | February 14, 2025

After years of Big Tech censors aggressively targeting him for alleged health “misinformation,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as Donald Trump’s Health and Human Services Secretary.

Tim Kilcullen | February 14, 2025

Two former Democrats targeted by the DHS are now running critical government agencies. 

This week, the U.S. Senate confirmed Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as Secretary of Health &…

Tom Olohan | February 13, 2025

Independent journalist Matt Taibbi warned the House Judiciary Committee that a key player in the deep state censorship cartel could continue its nefarious activities in government.

Catherine Salgado | February 13, 2025

Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) was eviscerated online after she stated her explicit goal of trampling free speech.

Tom Olohan | February 13, 2025

The Media Research Center has led the fight in a newly empowered government oversight board taking action.

Catherine Salgado | February 13, 2025

Tech behemoth Google is apparently changing its products to appease President Donald Trump—after aggressively working to sway the 2024 election against him.

Gabriela Pariseau | February 13, 2025

Vice President JD Vance, speaking at the Paris AI Summit, vehemently opposed global censorship using AI, stressing that American AI should be free from ideological bias and pro-censorship regulations could stifle innovation. He emphasized the…

Catherine Salgado | February 12, 2025

Big Tech executives are singing a different tune after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, but their companies continue to silence free speech.

Joseph Vazquez | February 12, 2025

The revelation that The New York Times and Politico received millions collectively in taxpayer dollars from a slew of US government agencies sparked public outrage. But a new investigation by MRC Business will make the scandal of government-…

Catherine Salgado | February 11, 2025

Pro-free speech platform Rumble just got a boost, reportedly thanks to President Donald Trump.

Tom Olohan | February 10, 2025

As Big Tech and the U.S. government take steps away from their past censorship abuses, House Intelligence Committee Chairman  Jim Jordan (R-OH) issued a warning to the anti-free speech bureaucrats across the pond.