Technology

NetChoice, a prominent tech trade group, is suing Texas over its anti-censorship law.

The Facebook Oversight Board has called for more transparency from the platform after The Wall Street Journal report.

Censorship has hit Republican Senators Rand Paul (KY) and Ron Johnson (WI), Rep. Jim Jordan (OH) and other Republicans in Congress. But besides censoring those Republicans already in Congress, Big Tech has also…

Internet dating service OKCupid has introduced a “pro-choice” badge in response to the new Texas abortion law.

Facebook criticized The Wall Street Journal after it conducted a deep-dive investigation into the platform and some of its practices.

Alabama is the eleventh state to join Florida’s fight against Big Tech.

Apple is reportedly "monitoring" challenges to the new pro-life law in Texas, according to an internal memo posted on Sept. 16, according to TechCrunch.

This week, conservatives have strongly pushed back on Twitter against the Federal Election Commission after it ruled that the social media platform didn't violate federal election law for censor a new story. The case centered on when it censored the New York Post’s bombshell story last fall on the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop and detailed a series of stinging allegations against…

Live Action founder and president Lila Rose said Google banned the organization's pro-life ads. “BREAKING: At the request of abortion activists, @Google has just BANNED all of @LiveAction's pro-life ads, including those promoting the Abortion Pill Reversal treatment, a resource that has saved 2500 children to date...” she tweeted.

Conservative media personality Candace Owens says Facebook is targeting old posts from her Instagram account.

Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine amended his antitrust complaint against Amazon to include the company’s relationships with wholesale suppliers.

The Federal Election Commission has ruled that Twitter did not break the law when it deliberately censored the Hunter Biden laptop story.

Rose McGowan is slamming Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram after the platforms allegedly shadow-banned her accounts.

In an article posted Saturday for The American Spectator, longtime economist and former presidential speechwriter Ben Stein revealed that YouTube had suspended his economic and political show, The World According to Ben Stein. On the most recent episode, Stein discussed why people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 have contracted it.