Judiciary Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) has disclosed "never-before-released" Facebook files that show indisputably that the Biden White House knowingly violated Americans' First Amendment rights by asking the social media platform to censor constitutionally protected speech. Jim Jordan's remarks, as released in a Twitter thread, are shared verbatim below: "Never-before-released internal documents subpoenaed by the...

I've recently posted twice on the case of Missouri v. Biden, in which the states of Missouri and Louisiana - along with four private plaintiffs (Jay Bhattacharya, Martin Kulldorff, the non-profit Health Freedom Louisiana, and yours truly) represented by the New Civil Liberties Alliance - are suing the Biden Administration for alleged free speech violations.

In a recent Twitter poll on Ethereum censorship, Vitalik Buterin revealed that he voted to punish validators complying with censorship requests by burning their staked tokens. The poll was held by software engineer Eric Wall, who asked the Ethereum community if they would burn the staked tokens of validators who comply with censorship requests or "tolerate the censorship" and do nothing.

Newly-ousted NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom is accusing the basketball league of being "hypocrites" for showing solidarity with Ukraine while remaining silent on the Chinese regime's human rights atrocities.

The new CEO of Twitter, Parag Agrawal, is a man of his word. He has declared that Twitter is "not to be bound by the First Amendment," and he began to immediately act upon this belief as soon as he recently took up the reigns of the social media giant.

On Monday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and three medical experts took a blowtorch to Google for banning from YouTube a video of them discussing COVID-19 science. "They say it's misinformation even though Google and YouTube routinely host conspiracy theory videos ranging from the cause of the 9/11 attacks to the role that 5G networks play in causing COVID-19," DeSantis said in a press conference.

Microsoft is shutting down the Chinese version of LinkedIn after facing scrutiny for censoring academics and journalists at the behest of the Chinese government. LinkedIn China will be replaced with a standalone product called "InJobs" that's separate from LinkedIn, the company said Thursday.

German actors expressed their thoughts and feelings about the China coronavirus on YouTube, unfortunately, YouTube didn't like their thoughts and so they were censored. But the courts in Germany decided that YouTube is not the purveyor of truth and mandated no more censorship from YouTube. In Germany, a group of actors expressed their opinions of...