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The accounts in question are Lindell Management, Lindell Outreach, Lindell Recovery Network, Lindell-TV, Lindell Foundation, Lindell Publishing, Frankspeech, Michael Lindell Personal, and MyStore. Read More.

Search company charged advertisers more than they told publishers, states claim in antitrust suit, pocketing the difference of more than $200 million a year Read More.

And the appeal was rejected. Read More.

Democratic California Rep. Ro Khanna criticized Twitter and Facebook for censoring the New York Post’s story on Hunter Biden, saying the story should not have been blocked. Read More.

Conservative groups expressed doubt that the Facebook Oversight Board will direct the platform to stop its censorship in reaction to any critical comments it receives about a program that gives prominent users preferential treatment. Read More.

A movement to add pressure. Read More.

The failure of Joe Biden’s Build Back Better legislative agenda on account of Joe Manchin’s doubts proves that, even though they control neither house of Congress, Republicans can still win victories against President Biden’s agenda. Read More.

The best week ever for user engagement. Read More.

The majority of Democrat voters want censorship on social media. According to a recent Rasmussen Reports survey, 51% of American adults believe that social media giants like Facebook and Twitter should allow free speech without any form of censorship. Read More.

Tony Lyons, the president of Skyhorse Publishing, joined Steve Bannon on The War Room on Monday morning. Read More.

Google's news operation is facing scrutiny. Read More.

He posted the video with the caption “Yellow Journalism” and “#fakenews.” Read More.

China’s state-run Global Times on Monday gloated that Twitter’s ban of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) proves the Chinese Communist Party’s point that “freedom of speech” is an illusion, so Americans are hypocrites for criticizing China’s vast censorship apparatus. Read More.

On March 21, 2006, someone decided to send something called a tweet. A rather banal message, it included the following five words: “just setting up my twttr.” The person responsible for the tweet was Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter. Read More.

America First streamer Nick Fuentes has been repeatedly banned from GETTR, the platform ran by former Trump advisor Jason Miller, for seemingly no reason. Read More.