Culture
Australia Drops Bid to Censor X Platform After Free Speech Legal Challenge
Australia tried to censor the world.
Hypocritical Move: E*Trade Reportedly Considers Shutting Down Roaring Kitty
Retail investor Keith Gill’s GameStop success story threatens Wall Street’s dominance, exposing the hypocrisy of institutional market manipulation.
EU Official Demands “Disinformation” Censorship, Meets with Big Tech, Legacy Media, California Governor Gavin Newsom
Jourova’s calls for increased online control spark debates on democracy and taxpayer-funded roles in the EU.
Tribunal Hears Case of Dismissed Christian Lecturer’s Homosexuality Remarks
The tribunal hears Dr. Edwards’ defense amid claims of harassment, discrimination, and unfair dismissal.
Students Sue Indiana University Over “Bias Incident” Reporting System
Claiming the policy stifles open discourse and intimidates students from expressing unpopular opinions.
Victoria’s Premier Unveils Controversial New Parliamentary Role To Change Men’s Behavior, Researching Internet and Social Media
The role will address the influence of social media on attitudes toward women.
Ireland Submits “Online Safety Code” for EU Assessment – Pushes Censorship, Digital ID
Critics argue the Code could undermine privacy while aiming to curb harmful online content.
MembersLawsuit Analysis: Uvalde Families Blame Call of Duty, Meta For “Grooming” Gunman
Lawyer Josh Koskoff argues these companies “groomed” and “radicalized” young men, influencing the shooter to commit the attack.
Queensland Tribunal Rules X Can Be Liable for “Hate Speech” Published on the Platform
QCAT’s decision challenges X’s claim of immunity from local jurisdiction, setting a potential precedent for global social media governance.
Senator Kennedy Slams Media After Op-Ed on Trans Athletes Is Secretly Deleted
Criticism of transgender inclusion in women’s sports deemed inflammatory and against editorial standards.
Unpacking Canada’s Controversial Push to Police the Digital World
Canada’s new bill is a slide into more censorship, with penalties as severe as imprisonment for retroactive “hate speech.”
X Secures Court Victory in Battle With Australia’s Censorship, As Government Plots Inquiry
X clashes with Australian authorities in a high-stakes battle over online content control.