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.
The Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police said it was “flabbergasted” after Facebook rejected an ad recognizing its Officer of the Year award recipient, according to the organization.
YouTube applied its so-called “medical misinformation” policy more broadly than ever when the platform removed and then later restored content criticizing laws allowing 11-year-olds to be vaccinated without parental consent.
CloutHub Founder and CEO Jeff Brain announced in a recent press release that his alternative social media platform will now be free from Big Tech’s web hosting services.
Americans may have thought that physical marketplaces were safe from Big Tech surveillance. But Amazon is now tracking consumers as they shop at offline markets too.
Bret Weinstein, host of the DarkHorse Podcast, told MRC Free Speech America that “[S]omething has gone wrong inside of these tech platforms and it is putting us all in jeopardy.”
Facebook’s Oversight Board accepted the company’s request for an “advisory opinion” on the “sharing of private residential information.”
