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Pope Francis invoked God in an effort to pressure Silicon Valley giants into censoring more content, including “hate speech” and “conspiracy theories.” Read More.

At first glance, Pennsylvania doesn’t stand out in the second annual College Free Speech Rankings, the results of a survey of more than 37,000 students in 159 colleges. Read More.

Email marketing is still one of the most effective forms of promotion available to small businesses of all types. Read More.

Hundreds of Sewanee faculty, students and alumni have signed on to a letter calling on campus leaders to revoke the honorary degree they gave to popular evangelical author and radio host Eric Metaxas in 2015. Read More.

Fourteen attorneys general are demanding that Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg censor more posts and crack down on users who amplify content about COVID-19 that does not agree with the government’s narrative. Read More.

Cancel culture has reared its ugly head once again, and this time in a new and unprecedented way. Read More.

Actor and director Clint Eastwood has been targeted by "cancel culture" on social media this week over a clip from a 1970s awards show. Read More.

Microsoft announced Thursday that it will shut down its Chinese version of LinkedIn after coming under pressure from Congress and journalists for censoring Americans at the behest of the Chinese Communist Party. Read More.

A speech by former Cabinet minister and Tory leadership contender David Davis MP against vaccine passports has been wiped from YouTube for “contradict[ing] expert consensus”. Read More.

YouTube has slapped Blaze Media's Steven Crowder with a strike against his YouTube channel in connection with what the tech giant's counsel described as "a segment that targets the transgender community in an offensive manner." Read More.

It was just above freezing on Capitol Hill the night of Jan. 8, when Twitter banned President Donald Trump from messaging his nearly 90 million followers. Read More.

The Rolling Stones announced Tuesday the rock band will no longer perform the hit song Brown Sugar amid accusations the 50-year-old classic is linked to the subjugation of slaves. Read More.

The mayor of Chalon-sur-Saône in Eastern France is facing a cancel culture mob within his own establishment Les Républicains political party, after warning of ethnic cleaning of French people from their own neighborhoods by migrants. Read More.

A University of Chicago professor whose guest lecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was called off amid outrage from campus activist groups is now being hosted by Princeton University, where thousands have already registered to hear the canceled speech.  Read More.

Halloween is still a few weeks away, but in New Jersey, the witch trial started early. It began on social media, our latter-day Salem: Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad took to Facebook to inform her followers that evil was afoot in the town of Maplewood. Read More.