House Republicans introduced legislation to allow censored Americans to sue federal officials suppressing free speech.

The Federal Trade Commission is expected to file a highly anticipated antitrust lawsuit against Amazon in a move that could break up the company.

The U.S. Congress appears to be finally waking up to the baffling assault on the First Amendment led by Big Tech and infamous federal agencies.

A fired-up Rep. Harriet M. Hageman (R-WY) pressed Biden’s DHS Secretary on an infamous taxpayer-funded program seeking to destroy the conservative movement.

During a Congressional hearing Wednesday, Biden’s Homeland Security Secretary claimed responsibility for the now-defunct, Orwellian Disinformation Governance Board.

Why is Big Tech so obsessed with election interference? A top Meta executive just boasted that his company is “getting better” at censoring U.S. election “misinformation.”

House Republican lawmaker Mike Johnson cornered Biden’s DHS Secretary amid relentless government-led censorship against conservatives on Big Tech platforms.

Elon Musk purchased Twitter under the auspice of maintaining free speech in a global town square, but amid news of a company rebrand, could the platform’s other anti-free speech policies and questionable leadership appointments taint Musk’s initial vision?

The journalist who authored the 2020 New York Post exposé on Hunter Biden's scandalous business dealings discovered on his "laptop from hell” reacted to a congressional hearing on censorship.

The latest Twitter Files installments implicated a new culprit in the assault against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s free speech and provided evidence that government requests to censor were more like orders.

Conservative radio host Mark Levin slammed Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s “nefarious” election interference as the Big Tech billionaire faces a possible contempt charge by Congress.

Democrats are already scavenging for ways to use Big Tech to interfere with the 2024 presidential election, one lawmaker warned.

House Republicans are looking to cut off the financial spigots for the government’s censorship efforts through provisions in two spending bills.

The Biden administration is working with seven AI companies to ensure the “safety, security, and trust” of society as AI develops but it is often vague about what exactly that means.