Alternative Social Media Platforms Surging in Wake of COVID Clampdown
By Aaron Kesel If anything positive can be said about the current madness encircling the globe, it is the fact that more people are seeking…
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Media Coverage of Delhi Riots Censored in India
By Rezwan During recent riots in Delhi, the India government resorted to imposing restrictions on the media. It imposed a 48-hour ban on two TV…
Man Fined $500, Threatened with Jail for Criticizing Traffic Cameras Without a License
By Matt Agorist Portland, OR – Mats Järlström, an Oregon resident who trained in engineering in Sweden tried to tell officials in Oregon that he…
Police are Keeping a List of People Who Tell Offensive Jokes (And Other Absurd Global News of the Week)
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man Are you ready for this week’s absurdity? Here’s our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world…
Internet Shutdowns in 2019: India Continued to Top List of Worst Offenders
By Waleed Tariq India topped the list of countries that shut down the internet in 2019 with a staggering 121 shutdowns, more than half the 213…
YouTube Takes Down 100 Videos by Prager University, Sparks Lawsuit, PragerU Loses (Updated)
By Activist Post It appears that we finally have an answer to a question that was being sought in a PragerU lawsuit against YouTube: Is…
Report: Mark Zuckerberg Requests Government Rules On “What Discourse Should Be Allowed”
By Chris Menahan Have you ever heard of this thing called the “First Amendment,” Mr. Zuckerberg? From Washington Examiner, “‘More guidance and regulation’: Zuckerberg requests…
Journalist Abby Martin Sues State of Georgia Over Law Requiring Pledge of Allegiance to Israel
By Alan Macleod After refusing to sign a pledge of allegiance to the state of Israel, the state of Georgia shut down a media literacy…
Are Virginia Politicians Seriously Proposing A Bill That Makes It ILLEGAL to Criticize Them?
By Daisy Luther There’s a very good reason that Virginia wants to disarm civilians with a rash of new, unconstitutional laws. That’s because they seem…
Morocco Intensifies Crackdown on Freedom of Expression
By Afef Abrougui The Moroccan government has intensified its crackdown on freedom of expression, arresting several people in recent months for merely expressing their opinions,…
WikiLeaks Editor: US Is Saying First Amendment Doesn’t Apply To Foreigners In Assange Case
By Caitlin Johnstone WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson gave a brief statement to the press after the latest court hearing for Julian Assange’s extradition case in…
Deplatformed: How Big Tech Companies & Corporate America Subvert the Second Amendment
Op-Ed by Sam Jacobs Anyone familiar with the Bible is familiar with the Mark of the Beast: Without this mark, no man may buy or…
George Soros Launches Campaign to Silence “Climate Deniers” on YouTube!
By Spiro Skouras Many would agree that climate change is perhaps the biggest and most critically important issue that we face globally as a society….
New Privacy Law in Mozambique Threatens Freedom of Expression, Activists Say
By Dércio Tsandzana and Liam Anderson New amendments to the Mozambican Penal Code introduced to protect privacy could threaten freedom of expression, activists say. The…