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An edit war broke out on Wikipedia this week over the definition of “recession,” Read More.

The next censorship campaign. Read More.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention coordinated with social media companies and Google to censor users who expressed skepticism or criticism of COVID-19 vaccines, according to a trove of internal communications obtained by America First Legal and shared exclusively with the Washington Free Beacon. Read More.

Republicans think a “red wave” is inevitable in November. But the Democrats still have one big advantage: the ever-tightening grip of Big Tech censorship, Read More.

Canada’s Heritage Ministry recently announced a $2.4 million plan to fight “harmful online disinformation.” Read More.

Time to hand over documents. Read More.

The White House’s Office of the National Cyber Director has a new Deputy National Cyber Director: Camille Stewart Gloster, a former Google executive who specialized in removing “disinformation” from the tech giant’s app store, and in her spare time rants about “systemic racism” in America. Read More.

The perceived threat of Chinese spying through the popular social media app TikTok has leaders in both parties sounding the alarm and urging a federal response. Read More.

While Democrats do the opposite. Read More.

As reported earlier by We Love Trump a Chinese company recently paid $2.6 million for 300 acres of farmland in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Read More.

America is increasingly outraged by the manner in which radical Big Tech leftists are censoring conservative and Christian leaders and organizations on nearly every major social media platform. Read More.

YouTube has announced that it will begin removing videos that promote ways to perform unsafe abortions and that feature false claims about abortion safety. Read More.

Deleted allegations of voting machine errors. Read More.

A coalition of conservative organizations is calling on Congress to vote for three antitrust bills in hopes of reining in Big Tech companies. Read More.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says he has sworn off bankrolling local election administration, but other Big Tech executives are positioned to play a role in running future elections. Read More.