Lawmakers from both parties want President Joe Biden to get involved in new tech legislation leading up to the 2022 election. This is a dangerous move for free speech, as Biden’s administration has explicitly supported increased censorship online.

Only approved journalism, thank you! That appears to be Twitter’s logic behind suspending Just the News founder John Solomon for 12 hours. Solomon bashed the censorship as “outrageous and unfair.”

It’s Episode Eighteen of MRC’s newest video series, CensorTrack with TR. This week we’re talking about another attack on conservative speech — NewsGuard’s rating system, which routinely gives right-wing sites lower credibility ratings than leftist sites.

YouTube may be exposing kids as young as 5 to graphic stabbings and gruesome violence, according to The Sun.

Now anti-baby-murder ads are “misinformation,” according to the radical left. Pro-abortion groups claimed that tech giants aren’t favoring their baby killing propaganda ads highly enough. The groups are also outraged that any pro-life ads are being run – and run successfully – on those same Big Tech platforms.

Researchers suggest that algorithms should “consider race more explicitly.”

A Twitter account purported to be affiliated with the Iranian regime threatened to blow up Israel’s Dimona facility. The account is ostensibly run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and has over 12,000 followers.

The Internet Association is dead, and Big Tech is to blame.

A culture writer at Buzzfeed argues that it’s time to “de-platform” white parents.

A well-known pregnancy app is censoring “vaccine misinformation,” according to The Washington Post.

Facebook censored and de-platformed a Catholic charity that was calling for greater efforts to stop the kidnapping and forced conversion and marriage of Christian women in Islamic countries, according to a new report.

A former police officer won his U.K. Court of Appeal challenge to “hate incidents” guidance from the College of Policing in a big victory for free speech.

Libertarian author and pundit John Stossel interviewed conservative talk show host Steven Crowder about his recent ban on YouTube.

The majority of Americans don’t trust many Big Tech companies with their data, especially on social media, according to a new survey.