The Babylon Bee CEO and the leader of the House Republican Big Tech Task Force are taking the sting out of Big Tech censorship by detailing three ways to hold Big Tech companies to account.

Twitter is figuratively dragging Elon Musk’s friends to court.

Twitter recently removed just one of a slew of threatening tweets from the Chinese government, most of which remain posted on the platform.

A federal court judge in California ruled that Rumble’s lawsuit against Google can proceed.

The Chinese Communist Party-tied TikTok reached the climax of its lengthy battle with the Media Research Center’s video division by entirely axing it from the platform without notice.

Facebook will no longer pay publishers to host their content on the platform’s “News Tab.”

Governments around the world are begging social media companies for your data.

A verified, Chinese state-affiliated Twitter account just threatened U.S. planes, saying, “[S]hoot them down.”

A Chinese government public relations entity reportedly tried to open a “stealth” TikTok account to target Western audiences with propaganda.

Google says it will provide law enforcement with user information without a warrant in the event of an “emergency.”

World Health Organization (WHO) head Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus just urged social media platforms to work with the WHO to censor supposed “disinformation” about monkeypox.

The Washington Free Beacon unearthed a trove of documents outlining how far President Joe Biden's government was willing to push Big Tech to censor criticism of COVID-19 vaccines.

Twitter has scheduled a shareholder vote after Musk announced he wanted to pull out of the deal.

“It ends with China having all of your data,” popular podcaster Joe Rogan said of Americans’ use of TikTok on his show Tuesday.