Catherine Salgado
Contributing Writer/Contractor

Catherine Salgado is a Contributing Writer and former Staff Writer/Researcher with MRC Free Speech America. She also has a column, Washington's Bayonette, on The Rogue Review and her own SubStack newsletter, Pro Deo et Libertate. Catherine previously wrote for The National Pulse and is a graduate of Christendom College with a degree in Classical Languages and Theology. She received the Andrew Breitbart MVP award for August 2021 from The Rogue Review.

Biden Admin Claps Back Against Measure Barring Big Tech-Gov’t Collusion
Catherine Salgado | June 26, 2023

The Biden administration is reportedly trying to prevent an injunction that would put a pause on its alleged efforts to work with Big Tech companies to censor online speech. Reclaim The Net reported on Friday that lawyers for the Biden…

GOP Reps. Issue BLISTERING Letter in 2020 Election Interference Probe
Catherine Salgado | June 23, 2023

The House Committee on Homeland Security is investigating allegations of 2020 election censorship efforts from the federal government.

OpenAI Execs Warn of AI Eliminating Jobs, But Is That the Worst Part?
Catherine Salgado | June 22, 2023

As tech companies madly rush to unleash artificial intelligence (AI), the potential of AI to facilitate censorship and eliminate jobs becomes a bigger threat.

Twitter Files Journalist Warns of New ‘World War’ on Free Speech
Catherine Salgado | June 21, 2023

Twitter Files journalist Michael Shellenberger said the war on free speech has taken “the form of a world war.”

UN Begs for More Big Tech Censorship in Latest Anti-Free Speech Plot
Catherine Salgado | June 19, 2023

The anti-free speech United Nations just came out with an extensive report pushing for action—ie censorship—from Big Tech and governments on “disinformation” and “hate speech.”

Ted Cruz Sounds the Alarm: Congress Too Antiquated to Stop China
Catherine Salgado | June 16, 2023

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is concerned the U.S. is falling behind China on artificial intelligence development while Congressmen are too antiquated to understand and regulate the tech properly.