A new poll from RealClear Opinion Research confirms what we already know: the majority of Democrats are fine with online censorship. In fact, they are the ones pushing for it.

Disgraced Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) had a message to Meta Owner Mark Zuckerberg ahead of the contentious 2020 presidential election. In a disturbing 2019 statement posted on X (then known as Twitter) Menendez, who is facing a damning federal indictment accusing him of receiving bribes from a foreign government, hypocritically called on Facebook to protect free speech by censoring speech.

Anti-free speech YouTube CEO Neal Mohan just prioritized “safety” over freedom of speech.

Google’s artificial intelligence tool seems to have a mind of its own about who the popular 2024 presidential candidates are.

Is Google shilling for Biden? It appears so, as its search engine once again buried Republican “presidential campaign websites.” 

Rumble continues to defy government officials, media outlets, and companies fiercely pressuring the pro-free speech video platform to censor Russell Brand.

Newly obtained documents uncovered how Biden’s Department of Homeland Security claimed it had full authority to violate the First Amendment online.

In the latest instance of anti-free speech cancel culture, several companies have pulled their advertising from Rumble for its refusal to buckle to censorship pressure.

Government colluding with Big Tech and leftist academia to target and censor Americans? No problem! The Washington Post argues that the bigger issue is the GOP daring to fight against the left’s Orwellian efforts to combat so-called “misinformation” and “disinformation.”

Nationally syndicated radio host Mark Levin blasted the left’s newest tool to destroy right-leaning media outlets.

A legal group is accusing the Biden regime of concealing documents related to an alleged targeting of X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk.

Rumble has refused to follow YouTube’s example in preemptively silencing Russell Brand amidst new allegations of sexual assault, touting “the vital cause” of a “free internet.”

Twitter’s former head of Trust and Safety Yoel Roth wrote a New York Times op-ed that can only be described as one long whiny self-victimizing rant. 

A defiant Attorney General Merrick Garland stumbled over his words Wednesday when faced with tough questions about his alleged targeting of X owner Elon Musk.