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The founder of the Center for Tech and Civic Life – a controversial election oversight group heavily backed by Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg – is a former fellow at the Chinese regime-funded Ash Center, which has also advised Chinese Communist Party officials sanctioned by the U.S. government for human rights abuses. Read More.

In exchange, Apple pledged to help China develop its technology sector . Read More.

witter has banned the popular Maxwell Trial Tracker account from its platform. The account, affiliated with The Free Press Report from the PatriotOne Substack, posted updates about the claims raised in the criminal trial against Maxwell, who is accused of trafficking teenage girls for deceased billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Read More.

Mel Gibson's drunken, anti-Semitic rant in the back of police car was big news when it took place in 2006, a decade and a half ago. Read More.

Amazon's web-hosting subsidiary, AWS, is experiencing major issues. Read More.

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., will resign from Congress at the end of the year. Read More.

Google chose to remove paid ads placed on its platform by Live Action, based on the word of a pro-abortion organization. Read More.

Nearly all Twitter employees who made online campaign contributions donated to Democrats in 2021, according to data from the Federal Elections Commission (FEC). Read More.

The NYC mayor called it a 'preemptive strike' against the omicron variant and a potential winter spike Read More.

Twitter lackeys know more about heart health than the American Heart Association. Wrap your mind around that one. Read More.

A new policy on personal information has apparently backfired, with the platform claiming it had resulted in a large number of “malicious” and “coordinated” reports against users, some of whom were suspended by “accident.” Read More.

Twitter updated their policies this week, which no longer allows the sharing of media without people’s prior consent. Read More.

A new policy by Twitter that promises to ban private photos and videos of private individuals is just another attempt by big media to prevent legitimate investigations of prominent people. Read More.

Facebook's fake fact checkers, working on behalf of various money interests, have long been known to ignore blatant false information when it's put out by favored government, public health officials or other special interests as long as it's on-the-narrative. Read More.

Twitter's 'rules' are purposefully ambiguous, so its technocrats can freely delete ideas they dislike while promoting those they prefer. Read More.