The Republican Study Committee, the largest ideological caucus in the House of Representatives with 125 members, is making tech censorship a priority following the mass banning of conservatives including President Donald Trump in recent days.
In addition to banning President Donald Trump, social media companies are purging grassroots activists and organizers from their platforms as well, in what has become the widest-reaching big tech crackdown to date.
An international outcry over tech censorship is underway, as political leaders from Mexico to Europe voice their alarm at the unchecked power of Big Tech, following the purge of President Donald Trump by the Big Tech Masters of the Universe
Gab.com, the free speech friendly social network, says traffic has increased by more than 750 percent in the past few days, following the blacklisting of President Donald Trump from most mainstream tech platforms.
President Donald Trump tweeted from the official @POTUS account following his permanent ban from Twitter, condemning the company's censorship and signaling that he intends to move to a new social network, or build a replacement.
Apple is threatening to ban social media platform Parler from its app store unless it cracks down on constitutionally protected speech that Apple doesn't approve of, a move that would effectively exclude the app from all Apple smartphones.
An employee at Google's News Labs, which has trained thousands of journalists since its founding in 2015, is calling Republican politicians "traitors" and demanding they be thrown in jail.
The Trump-appointed Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, has killed a last-minute effort to curb Big Tech censorship, saying there is insufficient time to take action.
YouTube, the Google-owned video platform, said it would escalate efforts to crack down on "election misinformation" amid an unprecedented campaign of censorship against President Trump from other Silicon Valley companies.
Twitter erupted in calls for retribution on Wednesday, as accounts bearing the social network’s stamp of approval — the blue “verified” checkmark — called for Trump supporters to be shot.
Facebook has followed Twitter in removing a video posted by President Donald Trump, urging his supporters to peacefully return home and respect law enforcement following the storming of Capitol Hill in Washington D.C.
Facebook has followed Twitter in removing a video posted by President Donald Trump, urging his supporters to peacefully return home and respect law enforcement following the storming of Capitol Hill in Washington D.C.
Given Big Tech's flagrant interference in the 2020 election — a steal, out in the open, in front of everyone — it's tempting to welcome any regulatory or legal action that might punish them.
The official account of the GOP Senate Majority reported that Facebook shut down Republican ads aimed at voters in the upcoming Georgia runoff, on the same day that it passed the National Defense Authorization Act without the repeal of Section 230 requested by President Donald Trump.
Twitter censored a number of accounts ahead of the January 6 "Stop the Steal" rally in Washington, D.C., including Arizona State Rep Mark Finchem (R), who is now drafting legislation to fine big tech companies that engage in censorship.
Facebook has censored an ad drawing attention to Democrat senate candidate Raphael Warnock's praise for far-left hate-preacher Jeremiah Wright, known for his infamous line "God damn America.
YouTube has censored a video from former congressman Ron Paul, known for his trailblazing presidential campaigns against the Republican establishment in 2008 and 2012. Paul, who is a medical doctor, was censored for "medical misinformation.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin added her voice to the growing chorus of conservative figures favoring a pardon of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Incoming Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who won her election on a staunchly pro-Trump message, has joined a chorus of voices calling for a presidential pardon for the founder of WikiLeaks, journalist Julian Assange.
Amid a growing campaign for the pardon of Julian Assange, Tucker Carlson hosted the WikiLeaks founder's fiancée, Stella Morris, on his Fox News Channel show last night to make the case for his pardon.
A videoreleased by Project Veritas shows WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange tried to warn the U.S. state department in 2011 that unredacted diplomatic cables had been obtained by third parties, presenting a potential danger to U.S.
Google is now facing a third antitrust suit, filed by a bipartisan coalition of 35 states, accusing the tech giant of favoring its own products and services in its market-dominating search engine.
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton along with the attorneys general of eight other states have filed an antitrust case against Google, alleging the company abuses its monopoly power in digital ads to harm consumers and businesses.
Facebook will lift certain restrictions on political ads ahead of the Georgia senate runoffs, although it will still prohibit ads disputed by its left-leaning third-party "fact checkers.
Top Silicon Valley executives donated tens of thousands of dollars to Joe Biden's presidential campaign, often maxing out on the strict limits imposed upon personal political donations, according to ananalysis by Fox News.
FCC commissioner Brandon Carr is urging the agency to take action to curb legal protections for Big Tech companies engaged in political censorship before President Donald Trump leaves office, outlining a plan to do so.
Twitter temporarily blocked users from interacting with posts from President Donald Trump claiming the election was stolen over the weekend. Users were prevented from replying to the tweets or pressing the "like" button to indicate their approval.
The financial blacklisting of businesses and individuals for political reasons has increased dramatically over the past half-decade, but a new rule from the Office of Comptroller of the Currency may be about to change that.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is sounding the alarm over a proposed regulation from the Department of the Treasury that would clamp down on the use of independent cryptocurrency wallets and potentially strengthen financial censorship.
After an election year in which the tech giants repeatedly interfered in the election against President Donald Trump, Joe Biden is now rewarding Silicon Valley by appointing insiders to a range of roles in his transition team.
The leaders of the GOP, who spent years paying mere lip service to their voters' concerns about Big Tech censorship, are about to discover the consequences of that inaction — the hard way.
Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) and Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) have introduced a bipartisan bill that would strip legal immunities from tech companies that censor users without their consent.
Facebook fact-checker "Lead Stories" took the social network's system of "fact-checking" to farcical levels earlier this week when it "fact-checked" a critique of itself by the Federalist's Molly Hemingway.
After a closely-watched nomination, President Trump's nominee to the FCC, Nathan Simington, was confirmed to the post by a 49-46 vote of the U.S. Senate.
The president of the New York Young Republicans club, Gavin Wax, was censored by Twitter for saying that members of the violent, far-left Antifa movement should be in jail while critiquing the attorney general for inaction on the issue.
President Donald Trump slammed "certain Republican senators" for their "cold feet" on reforming Section 230, the law that allows Big Tech platforms to censor their users while suffering little in the way of legal consequences.
The Senate Commerce Committee voted 14-12 along party lines to advance Nathan Simington, President Donald Trump’s proposed new member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) sent a letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey today demanding to know why the platform has failed to prevent the spread of Chinese communist propaganda across the service.
Google-owned YouTube censored One America News Network over a video that was not even available to the public without a special link, according to the network.
Google-owned YouTube has banned One America News Network (OAN) from posting new videos for a week, and demonetized its existing videos, alleging that the broadcasting network — a favorite of President Donald Trump — broke the platform's coronavirus rules.
Immediately following the November 2020 Election,Facebook suppressed what it considers “hyperpartisan” news pages, including Breitbart News, while promoting what it considers “authoritative” news pages such as CNN,according to theNew York Times.
Amazon is "obsessively" monitoring the activities of organized labor within its workforce, as well as the activities of environmental and left-wing "social justice" organizations on social media platforms, according to a report inVice.
Psychologist and search engine expert Dr. Robert Epstein appeared on Fox News' Tucker Carlson Tonight yesterday to reveal his findings on Google's search manipulation in the 2020 election, which Epstein claims could have shifted a minimum of six million votes in one direction.
Twitter will transfer control of @POTUS, the official account of the President of the United States, to Joe Biden on January 20, regardless of whether President Donald Trump concedes the election.
Candace Owens blasted Google-owned YouTube yesterday for removing an episode of her show focused on the left's attempt to distort the meaning of gender.
Twitter has locked Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton out of his account after he tweeted the results of a Danish study indicating that masks are ineffective at preventing the spread of coronavirus.
The White House has indicated it will disregard smears from the corporate media related to its personnel appointments, according to a high-level source in the administration.
Google VP of Wireless Services Milo Medin has been fired from the Defense Innovation Board, a group of business leaders and academics created by the Obama administration in 2016 to advise the Department of Defense on technological innovation.
A tech censorship case that could have wide ramifications for the way the courts interpret Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has hit the docket of the U.S.
As Big Tech's acts of political censorship and election interference continue to escalate, and Republican senators pressure the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter, Silicon Valley's paid defenders in the world of D.C.
At the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on Big Tech censorship today, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) confronted Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg with evidence of an internal tool used by the social network to coordinate censorship with Google and Twitter.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) grilled Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee today, for suppressing discussion of voter fraud. The Texas senator also condemned Democrat senators for demanding more censorship from Big Tech.
During a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee about tech censorship, Sen. Dick Blumenthal (D-CT) attacked the CEOs of Twitter and Facebook for not censoring enough conservative content, saying that the platforms had only taken "baby steps" to tackling "incendiary misinformation.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) says he has been approached by a Facebook whistleblower who alleges coordination between Facebook, Google, and Twitter to suppress and censor their platforms.
The biggest group of "shy Trump voters" of the 2020 election — voters who concealed their intention from pollsters — was educated white voters working in white-collar jobs, according to a post-election analysis conducted by political scientist Eric Kaufman.
Twitter has censored links to StopTheSteal.us, a website coordinating grassroots events in defense of election integrity around the country, particularly in swing states where the results of the election are still disputed.
Former Google CEO and Clinton lackey Eric Schmidt is being considered to lead a key tech task force in a Biden adminstration, according to a report in theFinancial Times.
Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) sent a letter to Google demanding answers over a study by psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein pointing to potential election interference by the tech giant.
A member of Facebook's oversight board, also known as the "Facebook Supreme Court," said that a loss for President Donald Trump would bring an end to a "wave of hate and intolerance" across the world.
As votes continue to be counted in the 2020 presidential election, liberal pressure groups are demanding that Twitter ban the account of President Donald Trump.
Twitter deleted a video of a registered Democrat challenging alleged corruption in the voting process at the Philadelphia Convention center after it was shared by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).
Facebook has censored Stop the Steal, a rapidly growing Facebook page set up by Trump voters organizing in-person rallies at voting locations to demand integrity in the ballot counting process.
Twitter went on another censorship blitz today, targeting the account of President Trump and numerous conservative journalists and commentators as concerns and disputes about incoming election results continued to mount.
President Donald Trump spoke in the early hours of Nov 4, declaring he is on course to win the 2020 election, and promising to take any contested result to the Supreme Court.
The Chinese yuan fell in value as election results began to come in earlier tonight, and as analysts began to see a greater chance of victory for President Donald Trump.
Google ranks articles from websites that plagiarize content from Breitbart News ahead of the Breitbart News articles they steal content from in searches. Across Google, searches for "Joe Biden" now yield zero clicks or impressions for Breitbart News, a situation that remains unchanged seven months after Breitbart first reported it.
Could Google swing an election? A string of leaks over the past four years suggests the tech giant has gone above and beyond to suppress conservative, independent media and the Trump movement.
Acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Chad Wolf wrote a letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey demanding that his platform stop censoring government officials.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said it was "startling" that a former operative of the Venezuelan government is employed at Facebook, in a comment to Breitbart News.
Facebook added a "fact check" from the Associated Press to a post by former acting Director of National Intelligence, Ric Grenell, accusing Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden of wanting to raise taxes on ordinary Americans.
Earlier in the week, Breitbart News reported on Anna Makanju, Facebook's global policy manager for content regulation, who advised Joe Biden on Ukraine policy during his time as vice president.
Miles Taylor, the anti-Trump staffer who published an anonymous op-ed for theNew York Times in 2018declaring himself a part of the deep state "resistance" against the President before serving as chief of staff to former DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, went to work for Google after leaving the government.
Mark Zuckerberg denied censoring theNew York Post'sbombshell story on alleged links between the Biden family and the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, despite the fact that Facebook cut visibility on the story across its platform to less than half of that enjoyed by anti-Trump stories in the corporate media.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) criticized Google's Sundar Pichai for suppressing the visibility of Breitbart News in Google search results during a hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee today.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) tore into Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey today over his platform's censorship of theNew York Post'sstory about the Biden family's alleged corruption, accusing him of behaving like a "Democratic super-PAC, silencing views to the contrary of your political beliefs.
Interest in allegations of corruption against Joe Biden, as well as his alleged ties to Burisma, spiked in the month of October according to Google trends, with more people searching for the topics than ever before.
One of the key narratives from the Democrats and corporate media after the 2016 election was that "Russian interference," in particular through the seeding of misinformation and propaganda on Facebook, had been a critical factor in President Trump's victory.
Twitter disabled direct retweets of a tweet by President Donald Trump earlier today, the later in a long line of acts of censorship against the President and his administration, that have escalated in recent weeks.
Google, the world's most powerful technology company, is actively intervening in the coming election by artificially burying links to Breitbart News, the web's leading source of anti-establishment conservative news.
Google-owned YouTube is running damage control for the Biden campaign, running a "fact check" at the top of searches related to Joe Biden and fracking, which claims that the Democrat candidate doesnotwant to "ban" the oil and gas extraction method.
Facebook added a label to a post on Breitbart News' page trying to persuade voters that mail-in voting has a "long history of trustworthiness," citing a "bipartisan" think-tank from the D.C.
Twitter published an official "fact check" about the Biden family's links to the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, claiming a "GOP-led report" found that Hunter Biden's position with the company "did not affect U.S.
The intelligence community has specifically debunked allegations that the material on Hunter Biden's laptop that was passed to the New York Postby Giuliani is "Russian disinformation."
CLAIM: Former Vice President Joe Biden claimed today that President Donald Trump advised Americans who contracted the Chinese coronavirus to "maybe inject bleach" into themselves as a potential cure.
Two hours before the presidential debate, thirteen days before an election, and on the same day that Jack Dorsey received a subpoena from the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer for his platform's interference in the 2020 election, Twitter locked the account of the Trump campaign's national press secretary, Hogan Gidley.
In another sign that Big Tech's rules on "disinformation" only run one-way, Twitter failed to act on a viral message posted on its platform containing a doctored image purporting to be a text message between Rudy Giuliani and Ivanka Trump.
Facebook has deleted a satirical article about Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and demonetized the Babylon Bee, the satirical conservative-run website that published it. The social media Masters of the Universe claim that aMonty Pythonjoke "incites violence" according to the Bee's CEO.
Internet freedom is on the ballot this November. For months, the Trump administration has been quietly working to curtail the power of Big Tech platforms to censor with impunity — a power it recently used to suppress theNew York Post'sbombshell Biden-Ukraine story.