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Motion Asks Judge to Force FBI Disclosure of Potential Twitter Censorship Payments
The FBI won’t confirm records it has spent years openly admitting exist.
Newly Released Emails Reveal Coordination Between Clemson University Media Forensics Hub and Social Media Giants
Taxpayer funds and federal grants supported efforts to align media narratives and social media content.
Biometric ID for IRS FOIA Requests Trigger Privacy and Access Concerns
Controversial technology.
How a Maine Man’s Humorous Tweet Sparked a Secret Service Saga
A probe into satirical tweets about Biden raises concerns over Secret Service’s scrutiny of protected speech, spotlighting potential government overreach.
DHS Is Still Withholding Information in Its Efforts to Censor “Misinformation, Disinformation, and Malinformation”
Using an exemption that protects “techniques and procedures for law enforcement investigations or prosecutions” to withhold content.
DHS Uses Social Media Surveillance Tools to Detect Peoples’ Emotions
Internal documents show how the agency scans social media to analyze sentiment.
DHS Is Sued for Election Censorship Collusion Records
The Department of Homeland Security has been ignoring freedom of information requests for disclosures.
DHS Is Sued for Records on Online Election Censorship Demands
After evidence shows content flagging.
Revealed: Documents Show How the DHS Plots to Police Online “Misinformation”
More federal government censorship revelations.
Fact-Checkers Say They’re Constantly Hit With Lawsuits
While their posts can cause others to be censored online, they say their own speech is being suppressed with lawsuits.
Federal Judge Rules FBI Can Be Asked Whether It Has Records of Social Media Surveillance
The FBI will have to go ahead and confirm or deny having records from social media surveillance.
Ivan, Free Speech Advocate, Returns to Twitter and Demands Answers
On April 19th, Ivan announced his return to Twitter under an account called @Det_Disp.
