Censorship

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) just let foreign censors know, America is watching them.

Poynter’s head of the censorial International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) and former PolitiFact Editor-in-Chief Angie Drobnic Holan has just been elected to the leadership cabal of a globalist media behemoth financed by leftist billionaire George Soros.

A George Mason law professor called out the Biden administration and Big Tech for their collusion and censorship efforts. 

It’s bad enough that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting had been funneling millions in tax dollars to leftist propaganda mills NPR and PBS over the decades. But what if we were to tell you that the CPB funded one of America's "fact-checking" giants backed by George Soros responsible for censoring conservatives on social media platforms for years? Because that’s exactly what we’re about to…

Twitter Files journalist Michael Shellenberger called out an attempt by anti-free speech foreign leaders to develop a “global system of mass censorship.” 

On the eve of a critical Senate vote to end forced taxpayer subsidies for public radio, Google stepped in to help NPR dodge accountability after one of its Texas affiliates failed to deliver timely reporting about the devastating July 4 floods that killed at least 134 people across the state. 

CNN and MSNBC anchors deliberately hid the ball from their viewers after President Donald Trump struck a blow against Brazil’s censorship regime, which has attacked American companies.

NewsGuard has waved its white flag in its censorship fight against “misinformation” and “disinformation,” claiming it is eliminating these terms in favor of alternative language. The move marks the left’s latest rebranding effort following the failure of previous campaigns.

A panel at the American Enterprise Institute turned into a Big Tech lovefest, with the panelists advocating that social media companies have the right to censor Americans.

The July 2 edition of Slate’s “What Next” podcast, “Is This the End of NPR and PBS?” began its argument for continuing to fund public television and radio with an ancient 1969 clip of Fred Rogers testifying before Congress. Before being officially introduced, guest Brian Stelter, CNN media analyst and all-around defender of the legacy media, was heard calling the clip “mesmerizing.” …

The rapid development of AI, specifically AGI and ASI, comes with both promise and peril. While offering massive benefits like economic and scientific advancement, risks such as censorship and political bias persist. Efforts to regulate AI, like the proposed moratorium on state AI legislation, could hinder states' rights to counteract censorship. Concerns grow over AI's role in potential media…

Under a new law, Florida won’t be giving a dollar to anti-free speech groups seeking to silence disfavored media outlets by choking off their advertising revenue.

Google’s artificial intelligence chatbot Gemini has, for the second consecutive year, displayed anti-American sentiments.

The House Judiciary Committee published a report exposing how a now-shuttered advertising giant with 90 percent control of ad dollars colluded with foreign governments to censor free speech in America.