Big Tech Giants Put on Notice by MRC, Allies in Forceful Letter

The Media Research Center (MRC) and its Free Speech Alliance (FSA) issued a strong warning to 50 leading tech companies, including Google, Amazon, Meta, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok, to avoid censorship impacting the 2024 presidential election. The alliance urged tech CEOs to ensure free expression and avoid political bias, citing past issues. The letter was supported by prominent pro-free…

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UPDATE: YouTube Kicks Steven Crowder Out in Convenient Censorship

Comedian and podcast host Steven Crowder says that YouTube “essentially” banned him until election day.

Major Tech CEO Rebukes Google’s Monopoly, Announces New Lawsuit

Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski celebrated an antitrust ruling against Google by promising to pursue similar victories against leftist anti-free speech entities censoring their opposition.

Lawmakers Blast Google, Meta ‘Erasing’ of Trump Assassination Attempt

Two congressional lawmakers took aim at Big Tech’s apparent attempts at “erasing" the Trump assassination attempt from the internet — and possible government censorship collusion to do so.

Google Turns Users to Harris in Searches for Completely Different Name

MRC Free Speech America discovered that Google searches still redirect users to stories about Vice President Kamala Harris, even when searching for other names. Using terms like "j d vance rally" and "tim walz rally," results prominently featured Harris. Google has also previously showed Harris ahead of Donald Trump in searches.

Trump the ‘Google Slayer’: Big Tech Giant Loses Huge Antitrust Lawsuit

A U.S. District Court Judge just handed down a devastating ruling for the godfather of all the Big Tech censors–Google.

Worst Censorship of July: Election Censorship Heats Up

In the run up to what has already been a tumultuous election season, Big Tech is still censoring free speech online, interfering in the 2024 election.

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Trump Says Zuckerberg Apologized Following Censorship—But Not Google

Former President Donald Trump says he received a call from a Big Tech CEO after he survived an assassination attempt —and even an apology following censorship of the iconic fist pump photo.

Google Still at It, Props Up Kamala Harris in Searches for Trump

A study by MRC Free Speech America found that Google is redirecting users searching for "Donald Trump" towards news about Vice President Kamala Harris. Researchers noted that searches for "donald trump" generated a knowledge panel about Trump but were followed by news about Harris. The study suggests Google's algorithms may manipulate search results to favor certain political narratives.…

Trump: Google, Facebook ‘RIGGING THE ELECTION’ with Censorship ‘Again’

Former President Trump criticized Facebook and Google on Truth Social for censoring information related to an assassination attempt on his life. Both companies made it difficult to find images or information about the incident, and he urged action against them. The Daily Mail highlighted Google’s suppression of search terms related to Trump, which Google defended by citing protections against…

Pro-Lifer Challenges Google with FL Free Speech Law

A pro-life activist is taking advantage of an anti-censorship law in Florida to take on one of the biggest and most tyrannical of Big Tech companies.

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Biden Told Us to ‘Google Project 2025’ … We Did! Here Are the Results

MRC Free Speech America has peered under the sheets to catch Google seemingly cuddling up to President Joe Biden to attack The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, just weeks before he exited the 2024 race. As always, the Media Research Center has the receipts to prove it.

ChatGPT Agrees that Comparing Trump to Hitler Increased His Risk

An MRC Free Speech America analysis found that even Big Tech AI can recognize that inflammatory language against a politician can lead to an assassination attempt. So why can't the legacy media do the same?

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Terry Schilling, Jack Posobiec Call for Action Against Big Tech Bias

Human Events Senior Editor Jack Posobiec and American Principles Project President Terry Schilling want action to protect the free speech rights of Americans on social media.