The Washington Post claimed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter is “in peril,” as Musk continues to try to get important raw data from Twitter.

Following pressure from Democratic Party lawmakers and the liberal media, Google announced that it would make a new exception for retaining users’ location history—users visiting abortion clinics.

Liberal Glenn Greenwald says Democrats are threatening social media platforms if their censorship demands are unmet.

The triggered liberals at The New York Times are having a cow over fears that Washington, D.C., won’t be able to install a censorship apparatus to root out so-called “disinformation.”

It’s Episode 45 of CensorTrack with TR. This week, we talked about how Big Tech censored The Babylon Bee’s satirical posts.

New York is trying to shoot down two constitutional rights at once. A new law in New York requires gun permit applicants to provide three years’ worth of social media information before obtaining a concealed carry gun permit.

The European Commission passed two bills that will regulate online content like never before, including censoring speech.

Psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson doubled down on his refusal to bend to Twitter’s woke demands to have his account unlocked. He said he would “rather die” than delete his tweet condemning LGBTQ+ craziness.

Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei took a brief respite from attempting to incite violence against America and Israel to call for more censorship of alleged “false claims” online.

Republican senators are calling on Google to take quicker action after the company recently asked the Federal Election Commission to approve a pilot program to address concerns that Gmail’s spam algorithm disproportionately affects GOP electioneering campaigns.

Viral social media app TikTok reportedly claimed its employees who are based in China can access data from users in the United States.

California is moving forward with legislation to silence any doctor who deviates from a state-sanctioned narrative on COVID-19.

Twitter gave 12 Rules for Life author Jordan Peterson 12 hours in Twitter jail after he mildly criticized the pride movement and reminded the world of “transgender” actor Elliot Page’s given name.

Florida's Big Tech censorship law is blocked -- for now. But the Supreme Court could determine whether Florida’s social media law is constitutional.