Only one in nine U.S. likely voters are very confident that social media censor questionable content in a fair and unbiased way, while nearly half have no trust at all that it will do so, a new Rasmussen survey finds.

The wildly popular free speech platform Parler has made a sudden return after being nuked from the internet by Amazon Web Services back in January. “Parler, the world’s #1 free speech social media platform with over 20 million users, is announcing its official relaunch today, built on sustainable, independent technology and not reliant on so-called ‘Big Tech’ for its operations,” the social…

The free speech intellectual commentator who coined the term “Intellectual Dark Web” scorched Twitter for “artificially controlling” the national dialogue online.

While Congress and the Senate were wrapped up in impeaching and acquitting former President Donald Trump mostly along partisan lines (again), one state decided to take the issue of Big Tech dominance into its own hands.  A new North Dakota bill aims to fight Big Tech market power by no longer allowing app distribution platforms, like Apple or Google, to require a percentage of every sale. 

Another day, another conservative censored on Facebook. This time, Hercules said his account got censored.

Christian, conservative actor Kevin Sorbo, known for his role in the TV series “Hercules: The Legendary Journeys,” said  Facebook deleted his account, making him only the latest victim of Facebook’s campaign against the right. 

Twitter has once again demonstrated that its policies are perhaps more flexible in some cases: namely, if you’re not a conservative. Twitter banned Project Veritas and temporarily locked its founder James O'Keefe’s account for allegedly posting “private information.” Meanwhile, the vehemently anti-Trump Lincoln Project posted, and later deleted, a thread containing nine alleged screenshots of…

Twitter has shown its hand again. The leftist platform has reportedly banned guerilla journalism outlet Project Veritas permanently for exposing the comments and personal information of an executive from Facebook.

Liberal tech journalism outlet Axios published a newsletter after consulting with experts on “How to deprogram America's extremists.” Publishing a piece calling to “deprogram” millions of Americans is a terrible way to cool down the national conversation. But that was precisely what Axios Login did. “[E]xtremists” should be barred from institutions, and “help” should be provided for people…

Big Tech companies have doubled down in their efforts to suppress content they have deemed “misinformation” about COVID-19 and vaccinations. Facebook and YouTube have reportedly removed a video questioning the COVID-19 vaccine. Facebook also allegedly removed an anti-vaccine group.
 

Twitter has made it loud and clear via its company CFO: the platform will never allow former President Donald Trump back in the platform. Twitter chief financial officer (CFO) Ned Segal told CNBC's Squawk Box on Wednesday that former President Donald Trump will never be allowed back on the platform.

The YouTube censorship Gestapo has struck again. YouTube has reportedly entirely banned the pro-life group LifeSiteNews from the platform in its latest attempt to silence conservative voices. 

Twitter’s obvious bias against conservatives becomes more ridiculous by the minute. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) lied and falsely accused Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) of “trying to get [her] killed”, and has now refused to apologize for her lie. Twitter still has not taken any action against the tweet or against Ocasio-Cortez.

Twitter obliterated an anti-establishment journalism outlet @Gatewaypundit and conservative movement leaders in a shocking escalation of censorship.

Senate Democrats have decided to take a swing at reforming Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, and if it censors more speech, it will do far more harm than good. Senators Mark Warner (D-VA), Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) introduced the latest proposal to reform Section 230, the SAFE TECH Act. The new act would cut liability protections for providers on paid-for speech…