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.

America’s So-Called Allies Are Trying To Censor Us
Tom Olohan, Gabriela Pariseau |

Imagine stepping off a plane in London, Paris, or Rio de Janeiro, excited for a vacation or business trip, only for it to devolve into handcuffs, detention, confiscated electronics and a prison sentence.

AI Chatbots Throw Cold Water on Trump Opening 2028 Olympics
Gabriela Pariseau |

Despite the Olympic charter mandating that the host country’s head-of-state open the Olympic games, AI chatbots are pushing the idea that President Donald Trump should break a more than 100 year old tradition and not open the 2028 Summer Olympics…

Big Tech Testimony, Twitter Files Corroborate DNI Tulsi Gabbard Memo on Trump-Russia Hoax
Gabriela Pariseau |

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard just dropped a memo that shatters the foundation of the Russiagate conspiracy theory and vindicates what Twitter, Facebook, and Google had told Congress years ago—there was no widespread,…

DEFUND NPR & PBS: Schneider Calls Out Publicly-Funded Misinfo Outlets
Gabriela Pariseau |

NPR and PBS are scrambling to keep their funding, and MRC’s VP for External Affairs Dan Schneider has been myth-busting through their best arguments.

Scheider told WMAL host Larry O’Connor on his show Friday that NPR and PBS have hired…

Find Out Where Six AI Rank Trump, Last Five Presidents on Antisemitism
Gabriela Pariseau |

Which of the last five presidents ranks the worst when it comes to antisemitism? Three out of six artificial intelligence chatbots pointed the finger at President Donald Trump, and one flat out refused to answer.

Is NYT Even Buying It? YouTube Tells MRC It Protects Free Expression
Gabriela Pariseau, Catherine Salgado |

YouTube claimed it's slowing down the censorship train, while also touting an increase in certain types of removed content.