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X owner Elon Musk made a bold pledge to the victims of corporate cancel culture.

Big Tech’s continued censorship of free speech on platforms creates real-world harm, not just to the users being censored, but to anyone who should have seen the censored messages. Nowhere is that more clear than when Big Tech platforms either silence or place spin on posts by candidates in what is otherwise nothing short of election interference.

An anti-free speech group had a meltdown after Elon Musk took legal action against the group’s research targeting X, formerly known as Twitter.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of  lying to Congress, after his assertions were used to censor Americans.

Elon Musk purchased Twitter under the auspice of maintaining free speech in a global town square, but amid news of a company rebrand, could the platform’s other anti-free speech policies and questionable leadership appointments taint Musk’s initial vision?

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Ronald F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) went after Big Tech platforms for censoring free speech on natural immunity during the pandemic.

Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) gave multiple examples of Biden administration coercion of Big Tech to censor free speech in a congressional hearing Thursday, even arguing the White House used a “pretty explicit threat.”

Big Tech has censored 2024 Democratic Party presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at least 10 times over a span of three months, but apparently, that is not enough for the left.

Foreign Policy magazine hysterically condemned increased free speech on Twitter under Elon Musk. 

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck made his latest appearance early Saturday/late Friday on the Fox News Channel’s Fox News @ Night and, as usual, sounded off with his picks for highs and lows of the week in the liberal media. His picks this time included a surprising take from a rabid MSNBC partisan and then another example of how PBS uses American tax dollars to peddle far-…

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit apparently decided that the federal government maintaining its Orwellian censorship collusion with Big Tech was more important than protecting Americans’ free speech.

House Republicans may have spent hours questioning embattled FBI Director Christopher Wray, but he spent much of that time dodging questions.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is reintroducing legislation to stifle the federal government in its tracks from further secretly colluding with Silicon Valley giants to censor Americans’ speech. But does it go far enough?

Is the Federal Trade Commission retaliating against Elon Musk following his pledge to support free speech on Twitter?