Elon Musk

Two shows that air on tax-funded PBS, the NewsHour and Amanpour & Co., invited journalist and Amanpour regular Walter Isaacson to discuss his new biography of entrepreneur Elon Musk who now owns X (formerly Twitter). The results were less cozy than the usual journalist-to-journalist validation, with the reliably liberal Isaacson getting testy over some of the questions…

X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk says the platform should be for moderate Americans, not just leftists.

The Anti-Defamation League may be in deep trouble as social media platform owner Elon Musk has threatened to take legal action against the group’s latest anti-free speech activism.

The time is up for the infamous “digital brownshirts” over at the Center for Countering Digital Hate. Subpoenas have now been issued.

X, formerly Twitter, just threw itself into the election interference game with an updated policy that has the veneer of balance but all the hallmarks of the same old censorship.  

Anti-free speech podcast host Kara Swisher issued a series of nasty tweets after former President Donald Trump returned to X (formerly Twitter).

Former President Donald Trump has returned to Twitter, now called X, two years after the platform banned him.

Former President Donald Trump touted an MRC poll that exposed Big Tech’s nefarious role in stealing the 2020 election through relentless censorship.

Eccentric billionaire Elon Musk originally said he wanted to purchase Twitter to promote free speech, but times may be changing with the questionable changes he has made since acquiring the platform.

The so-called warriors of election “disinformation” could be back in town, just in time for the 2024 presidential election.

In a bold twist, Twitter’s Community Notes censored Elon Musk and had the gall to tell him what he can and cannot do with his own platform.

The Washington Post is now hypocritically crying out about censorship. Where was its clarion call when the New York Post Hunter Biden scandal got censored?

X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino boasted August 10 of how her platform’s safety tools can censor content while supposedly allowing free speech.

X owner Elon Musk made a bold pledge to the victims of corporate cancel culture.