President Donald Trump tore up former President Joe Biden’s artificial intelligence (AI) policies during the first week of his presidency. 

A writer at billionaire Jeff Bezos’s The Washington Post had an unusual response to President Donald Trump’s executive order on censorship: Won’t anyone think of the censors?

Big Tech companies have evolved their censorship tactics, moving from direct actions to more subtle methods like shadowbanning and search suppression. This shift has led to a significant "secondhand censorship effect," impacting millions of users by restricting access to content they choose to follow. While platforms like X and Meta show some transparency via features like Community Notes,…

A host of major social media platforms made a disturbing capitulation to European Union censors. 

While Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said his company is reforming its biased censorship ways, Meta AI still needs some work as it was promoting abortion and criticizing pro-life centers on Friday.

President Donald Trump did not just defend free speech while addressing elites at Davos's World Economic Forum elites on Thursday. He also threw down the gauntlet.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) issued a sharp rebuke to former President Joe Biden and his Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for an outrageous decision that benefited Biden’s billionaire donor, George Soros. 

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed executive orders to stop and prevent federal government employees and agencies from censoring constitutionally-protected speech, including blocking the kind of collusion that existed between the Biden administration and Big Tech platforms.

After President Joe Biden complained about oligarchy and free speech on social media in his farewell address, Washington Post Columnist David Ignatius outrageously behaved as if the president had taken a hands-off approach to social media in office. 

MRC President L. Brent Bozell lauded newly inaugurated U.S. President Donald Trump for prioritizing free speech.

A Media Research Center analysis revealed that Google's AI chatbot, Gemini, consistently refuses to answer questions about Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration, citing that its product “can make mistakes sometimes” and can’t answer questions about “elections and political figures.” In contrast, competitors like ChatGPT provided straightforward information.

Then President-elect Donald Trump debuted his plan to neuter TikTok as a national security threat one day before his inauguration.  

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against communist Chinese government-tied TikTok, meaning a ban takes effect on Jan. 19. Meanwhile, President-elect Donald Trump has his own ideas for the platform.

President Joe Biden disturbingly pushed for increased online censorship in his farewell address delivered from the Oval Office on Thursday.