Luis Cornelio
Assistant Editor for Free Speech America

Luis is the assistant editor for MRC Free Speech America. After graduating cum laude from the CUNY's City College of New York with a political science major, Luis worked for President Donald Trump's 2020 re-election campaign. He previously held an internship at The Heritage Foundation. Following the 2020 election, Luis served as the editor-in-chief of the start-up news site El American (now Voz Media) and as an aide at the Thomas More Society.

Luis Cornelio | January 8, 2025

MRC Founder and President Brent Bozell underscored the significant implications of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to relocate part of his “trust and safety” team out of California, which Zuckerberg himself described as “ground zero of the far…

Luis Cornelio | January 8, 2025

MRC Founder and President Brent Bozell issued a special announcement video to MRC’s supporters recounting how patriotic Americans have won the battle against Meta’s censorship. 

Speaking from the MRC’s Virginia headquarters on…

Luis Cornelio | January 6, 2025

Is the Biden administration attempting to pull the wool over Americans’ eyes by closing a controversial federal entity involved in censorship, while secretly reviving it behind the scenes?

The Global Engagement Center (GEC)—a censorship-…

Luis Cornelio | December 19, 2024

The Democratic-led Senate has passed the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, which includes a provision that bans the Pentagon from funneling taxpayers’ dollars to media ratings firms that target news outlets that do not align with leftist…

Luis Cornelio | December 13, 2024

House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), have once again blocked the Pentagon from funneling taxpayer dollars to fund entities that censor news outlets not aligned with leftist dogma.

On Wednesday, the House of…

Luis Cornelio | December 5, 2024

A top Meta executive admitted to what many have long affirmed: its social media platforms are stifling Americans’ free speech and then citing errors when called out.

Meta Global Affairs President Nick Clegg made this mea culpa-like…