Gabriela Pariseau
MRC Free Speech America Associate Editor

Gabriela is an Associate Editor for Media Research Center's Free Speech America division. She is a graduate of Christendom College, where she earned a B.A. in History. Gabriela's work has also been featured in The Washington Times, New York Post, The Catholic Register and The Arlington Catholic Herald.

Google Tries, Fails to Rebut MRC Special Report on Suppression of Graham Platner Scandals
Gabriela Pariseau |

Media Research Center caught Apple and Google red-handed, and now it seems Google is hoping a few quick dismissals and an ad hominem attack will erase its attempt to shield scandal-plagued Graham Platner from criticism.

Victory: SCOTUS Ruling Protects Trump’s Power to Fire Gov Censors
Gabriela Pariseau, Amanda Evans |

The Supreme Court just protected Americans from being subjected to more censorship from a Biden censorship regime that they didn’t vote for.

Google News Turns America's 250 Milestone into Negative Onslaught
Gabriela Pariseau |

America’s 250th anniversary should be a time for unity, for Americans to take pride in the country’s culture and accomplishments made possible by our constitutional freedoms. But Google News and the elitist media have tried to turn what should…

MRC President David Bozell Hands FCC Receipts on The View's Overt Bias, Partisan Behavior
Gabriela Pariseau |

ABC’s The View has been under fire for apparent violations of broadcast regulations, and the Media Research Center just handed the Federal Communications Commission the receipts.

Trump Advisor WARNS Future of AI May Include Dividing Users into ‘Haves’ and ‘Have-Nots’
Gabriela Pariseau |

A leading AI company is dividing users into the “haves and the have-nots,” as Trump AI advisor David Sacks put it on the All-In podcast on Saturday, and it’s an eerily familiar censorship script. 

Elon Musk’s AI Stands Alone Among Leading Chatbots on Whether ‘Pride’ Is Family-Friendly
Katharine Reyes, Gabriela Pariseau |

‘Tis the season for Drag Queen Story Hour at the local library, but don’t worry, artificial intelligence chatbots will assure users that it’s all family-friendly fun. Only Grok took a definitive stand for parents and kids.