The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asked the American people to submit comments on the threats of online censorship, and a Facebook whistleblower responded with strong condemnations of attacks on free speech.

Tech giant Google reportedly uses YouTube videos to train its artificial intelligence models, which raises several concerns related to the bias and censorship across Google’s platforms.

Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) released on June 11 its 2025 Viewpoint Diversity Scores Business Index, and Big Tech companies are low on the free speech totem pole.

Leftist anti-free speech haven Bluesky, which claims to prioritize a “pleasant experience” for users, banned the vice president of the United States almost immediately after he created his account.

Elon Musk’s X is rightly challenging a new censorship law in New York, but the platform made a shocking admission in the process.

Even as major Big Tech platforms remain under federal scrutiny for enforcing biased censorship, social media provides more Americans’ news than ever.