The Blaze Media announced its emancipation from anti-free speech Big Tech platforms and their control of ad revenue. Blaze Media founder Glenn Beck made the announcement on Oct. 24 in a fiery six-plus-minute long video and blog post. “Blaze Media is declaring [its] independence from Big Tech ahead of the 2024 election to ensure that we can keep bringing you the truth no matter what,” Beck…

America First Legal has expanded its lawsuit against private-government censorship collusion, adding the Aspen Institute as a defendant.

The Associated Press has some nerve browbeating readers over the alleged scourge of Israel-Hamas war “misinformation” on social media despite its own guilt of pushing terrorist propaganda.

A tech executive raised the alarm about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.

Dozens of states and the District of Columbia sued anti-free speech Meta in federal court, claiming that the company harms children by purposefully placing addictive features within Instagram and Facebook. 

A duo of lawmakers have joined in, once again, to pressure Amazon to censor so-called “election misinformation” on its Alexa voice assistant tool.

Comedian Jon Stewart has finally found a topic that anti-free speech Apple can’t stomach.  

New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) attempted — and failed miserably — to hop on the line of the anti-free speech buffet, despite a court injunction barring second helpings.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is stalling cybersecurity legislation until the government agencies stop working to censor Americans’ free speech.

Ami Kozak tells MRC's Dan Schneider about the online rhetoric he sees related to the Israel-Hamas war.

The Supreme Court decided to intervene in the landmark Missouri v. Biden (2022) case zeroing in on the threats Big Tech-Government censorship collusion poses to free speech, but it temporarily chose to side with the government.

Radical internet traffic cop NewsGuard has shown once again why its bona fides as a supposedly unbiased journalism referee are hot garbage in light of how it treats leftist outlets that peddled Hamas agitprop to attack Israel. 

J.K. Rowling declared she’d rather go to jail than submit to “compelled speech” as the European Union steps up its censorship efforts.

Twitter Files journalist Michael Shellenberger said that some policymakers in the European Union are “enemies of free speech” in their dedication to online censorship.