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“BIG TECH on the MOVE! Twitter just suspended my Communications Director,” Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) tweeted early Thursday morning.

Even when decisions appear to go their way, liberal journalists on Twitter still find a way to complain. The Facebook Oversight Board decided to at least temporarily uphold Facebook’s ban of former President Donald Trump but insisted Facebook review the decision within six months. Liberal tech journalists still appeared upset, despite the Board’s attempts at splitting the baby in the left’s…

Hollywood’s worst are reacting to Facebook extending its ban of the 45th president for another six months, and they either gloated or complained Facebook hadn’t gone far enough.

The Heritage Foundation has promised to no longer to accept financial support from Big Tech companies so long as the platforms suppress conservative viewpoints. Heritage previously rejected a $225,000 donation from Google and returned $150,000 it received from Facebook. President Kay C. James announced Tuesday she was signing a pledge with at least 35 other conservative leaders that calls out…

In light of the fact that a social media tribunal will decide on May 5 whether Trump can get his Facebook account back, it’s good to take note of all the famous people who should have had keys to their own accounts taken from them for promoting actual violence.

The Harry Potter Series, perhaps the most highly-favored fantasy novels among the younger generations, is being cancelled just like its author at a New Zealand book festival.

According to Page Six, several cast members of NBC sketch series Saturday Night Live have a real problem with Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk appearing on an upcoming episode, and may be reserving their right to step down from participating in that show.

Woke progressives, outraged at Senator Tim Scott's refusal to denounce America as a systemically racist country, tweeted racist insults at him. The South Carolina Senator delivered a beautiful rebuttal speech after President Biden’s “boring but radical” address to Congress. He addressed the race-baiting that politicians, corporations, and the mainstream media have weaponized to maintain power…

What ever happened to laughter being the best medicine? Big Tech’s ever-vigilant information watchdogs have no sense of humor and consistently attack any and all information they disagree with. The Babylon Bee has been on the censorship chopping block as of late but luckily, are not backing down.

Twitter reportedly allowed “Uncle Tim” to trend after Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) delivered a response to President Joe Biden’s joint address to Congress. Biden unveiled his massive spending agenda April 28 to the nation in his first joint address to Congress. Scott delivered a rebuttal on behalf of Republicans following the president’s speech. Fox Business host Stuart Varney reported April 29…

The Washington Post’s religious reporter Michelle Boorstein seems to think that President Biden can be rabidly pro-abortion and still consider himself a devout Catholic, even when his Church is saying that’s not true.

Vogue UK confirms the devil is one of its writers with a recent article that questions, “Is having a baby in 2021 pure environmental vandalism?” 

President Joe Biden’s first speech to a joint session of Congress on April 28 was completely devoid of substance, and filled with cheap platitudes intended to get slow-witted Americans to consent to even bigger government. Of course, Hollywood loved the hell out of it.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has been a hot button issue in the tech policy world. A recent video may encourage lawmakers and everyday citizens to recognize the law’s impact and importance. 

The Federalist Society, also known as FedSoc, produced a video discussing the importance, and the downsides, of Section 230. As FedSoc explained: “There's a war brewing over…