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A group of celebrities and activists called for Big Tech companies to crack down on supposed “anti-LGBTQ extremist hate” and censor constitutionally protected speech.

The New York Times sparked fireworks on Twitter Tuesday, and not in a good way. The Times is getting all the heat — and rightfully so — after whining that the so-called fight to combat misinformation could be curtailed following a judge order blocking…

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) has reacted to a new interim report that exposed a concerning fact: the federal government is out to strangle Americans’ free speech.

On Wednesday’s Morning Joe, ADL Vice President Yael Eisenstat joined MSNBC hosts Willie Geist and Jonathan Lemire to demand social media companies tighten the noose of political censorship online, cry about Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, and even call for the government to become involved in online censorship.

Eisenstat, a far left censorship proponent, appeared on the…

The Biden administration is reportedly trying to prevent an injunction that would put a pause on its alleged efforts to work with Big Tech companies to censor online speech. Reclaim The Net reported on Friday that lawyers for the Biden administration urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to reject an injunction request to prevent government pressure on Big Tech to censor…

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has officially declared war on the increasingly growing pro-free speech Twitter 2.0 and Elon Musk’s response is hilarious.

June is designated as “Pride Month,” which is allegedly about inclusion and diversity, but the Pride Police don’t actually believe in that. There is no diversity of opinions on LGBTQ issues. It’s “My Way” or the Bigot Highway. They say Pride Month is about visibility, but there shall be no visibility for any resistance. Their mentality: agree, or vanish.

Rapper and podcaster Zuby interviewed Elon Musk and the pair discussed the crucial need for free speech in a well-functioning democracy.

Many have suspected an internal rebellion at Twitter against owner Elon Musk’s vision of a free speech platform. And now we have evidence to show that Musk’s moves to make Twitter more of a free speech platform have been successful despite attempts by his disgruntled anti-free speech employees to thwart him.

Twitter’s Community Notes slapped a “Context” warning label on an actual photograph of a miscarried unborn baby, trying unscientifically and inaccurately to claim that the depicted embryo was not seven weeks old.

Anti-free speech Jack Dorsey just claimed that his pro-censorship tenure was generally characterized by “fairness,” and that the platform remains “the most important public square.”

The latest Twitter Files suggest the FBI helped Ukrainian intelligence in an effort to encourage Twitter to censor users, even American journalists.

Just as CNN didn't blink twice when it described fiery but mostly peaceful protests, the joke of a media outlet is telling Twitter Files readers "don't believe your lying eyes" when it comes to Big Tech-Big Government censorship collusion.

Twitter owner Elon Musk promised to make free speech essential to the platform’s brand. But after the platform botched The Daily Wire’s attempted re-release of the What is a Woman? documentary, it’s clear that Musk’s staff does not share his vision.