Mark Zuckerberg is ready to sell out Internet to government control
In his recent Washington Post editorial Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg called for regulation for “harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.” Zuckerberg’s proposal appears More...
Facebook censorship continues, bans ‘white nationalism and white separatism’
Facebook banned white nationalism and white separatism on its platform Tuesday., allegedly in response to the horrific New Zealand terrorist attack on mosques. The move marks a major reversal for the social media More...
Artist Julian Raven sues Smithsonian for rejected Trump portrait
Julian Raven is suing the Smithsonian for violating his freedom of speech. Painter of the most recognized portrait of President Trump, Raven attempted to get the artwork featured at the Smithsonian at Trump’s More...
Thomas More Society defends New York pro-lifers, street protests against attorney general, ‘obstruction’
The Thomas More Society continues to defend a group of peaceful pro-life protesters as the New York Attorney General’s office persists in prosecuting an unjust harassment lawsuit. The suit, originally brought More...
Arizona’s Perry High School lets MAGA wearing Logan Jones return to school as her suspension remains on record
Perry High School agreed late Wednesday to allow a student who wore “Make America Great Again” attire to return to school after Alliance Defending Freedom sent a letter on behalf of the student to the principal. More...
Indiana: Right to Life Pro-life ad will be allowed on CityBus after legal settlement
After months of litigation, a pro-life organization’s advertisement can now appear on buses operated by a government-run public transportation company. After previously rejecting the ad educating the public More...
Belarus: Minsk courts fines Maryna Zolatava for keeping BelTA an independent media outlet
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the heavy fine that a court in Minsk imposed today on Maryna Zolatava, the editor of the leading news website Tut.by. The fine is just one more attempt to intimidate the More...
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro detains Jorge Ramos, Univision journalists, censors content
A team of Univision journalists, led by the network’s lead news anchor Jorge Ramos, were detained Monday at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela. His producer Maria Martinez-Guzman joined CBSN to discuss More...
Liberty Counsel fights ACLU lawsuit to remove Indiana Nativity scene from courthouse Christmas light display
Liberty Counsel has filed a motion to dismiss in the lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana (ACLU) that seeks to remove a lighted Nativity scene from the Jackson County Courthouse Christmas More...
Egypt: NY Times David Kirkpatrick refused entry into Cairo, Ahmed Gamal Zyada arrested over social media remarks
Two journalists have been detained on landing at Cairo airport in the past few weeks. One, a US reporter, was denied entry and put on a flight back to Europe. The other, an Egyptian photojournalist, was imprisoned. More...
Attention Christians, pro-lifers : You must go see this R-Rated film ‘Unplanned’ as Hollywood tries to censor abortion
In a shocking move, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) gave Pure Flix’s new film Unplanned an R-rating because of “some disturbing/bloody images.” “A 15-year old girl can get an abortion More...
Clemson professor Bart Knijnenburg calls all Republicans racist…again
Clemson University Professor Bart Knijnenburg drew a firestorm of controversy two years ago when he said on his personal Facebook page that all Republicans are “racist scum” as he called for violence against More...
Facebook purged over 2500 malicious accounts linked to Iran, Twitter pulls down over 400 Russian accounts
Facebook’s cybersecurity team Thursday said it identified and removed hundreds of accounts associated with fake accounts originating in Iran. Twitter also revealed on Thursday that it removed more than 2,600 malicious More...
Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg on the Internet: ‘We don’t want one that’s out of control where anything goes’
Facebook has made headlines for their consistent censorship and manipulation of voices they don’t agree, yet trying to promote freedom of speech on their platform. Now, their COO Sheryl Sandberg spoke at More...
Pro-life film, ‘Roe v Wade’ has ads censored by Facebook
Roe v. Wade is a dramatization of the historic court battle that resulted in the legalization of abortion in the US, starring Stacey Dash of Clueless fame and famous actor, Jon Voight. Breitbart reports that More...
Bird Challenge prompts YouTube to crackdown on pranks, dangerous challenges, will strike creator accounts
YouTube updated its policies on dangerous challenges and pranks, giving creators two months to comply before it begins issuing strikes against accounts. While silly antics are a prevalent part of the video platform’s More...
Fake News: Outlets attack Trump for America’s addition to the ‘deadliest countries for journalist’ list
The United States is officially now among the deadliest countries for journalists, according to an annual report now out from Reporters Without Borders. The U.S. ranked among the most lethal countries for journalists, More...
2018 was a deadly year for journalists, 80 killed, nearly 350 in prison, 60 more are hostages
A total of 80 journalists were killed this year, 348 are currently in prison, and 60 are being held hostage, according to the annual worldwide round-up of deadly violence and abusive treatment of journalists released More...
Survey: 82% think Congress should do more in 2019 to regulate big tech
The new Data Care Act proposed by Democrats, just one day after Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s House hearing, could be just what the majority of Americans really want. A new Online Privacy Survey* from ExpressVPN reveals More...
Google CEO Sundar Pichai denies bias during House testimony as Alex Jones, Roger Stone look on
Google CEO Sundar Pichai defended the company’s data collection practices and insisted its algorithms in its search results were absent of political bias considerations, he told lawmakers on Tuesday in a House More...
