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Twitter on Tuesday continued its censorship crusade against conservative personalities over the supposed misgendering of Dr. Rachel Levine, President Biden's assistant secretary of health at the Department of Health and Human Services. Read More.

Planned for this year. Read More.

The mainstream media has become little more than activists who report things only as they see fit, ignoring other important stories and spinning everything to match their narrative. Read More.

There has been much in the news lately about censorship. Read More.

The EU wants to end privacy and free speech. Read More.

SÃO PAULO—A Supreme Court justice Sunday withdrew an order to suspend Telegram in the country after the company complied with directives to block accounts used by President Jair Bolsonaro’s supporters to spread false information. Read More.

Twitter locked the Christian satire site the Babylon Bee out of its account on Sunday for “hateful conduct” over an article satirizing Dr. Rachel Levine, the transgender assistant secretary for health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Read More.

YouTube, the Google-owned video platform, continues its campaign of censorship in support of the official narrative on Ukraine, this time censoring a recent Fox News appearance by former Democrat presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, Read More.

Top executives at Big Tech firms like Google and Meta could face jail time if they don’t comply with a strict new online safety bill introduced in the UK parliament on Thursday. Read More.

Demonetized. Read More.

Vimeo, a video hosting platform that markets itself as an alternative to YouTube, has updated its terms of service to ban “fake news” and “conspiracy theories” that creates “a serious risk of material harm to a person, group, or the general public.” Read More.

'Twitter has no clear-cut policy about what is allowed except that conservative posts are often targeted,' Dan Gainor said Read More.

A committee will look into the unsettling behavior. Read More.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that the Russian/Ukraine conflict shows the need for tech giants to support military-industrial complex propaganda. Read More.

Allegedly refusing to allow dissent. Read More.