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Secretary of State Marco Rubio Fires Back at CBS’s Suggestion Free Speech Leads to Genocide
Rubio challenges the notion that free speech enabled the Nazi regime, calling it a misrepresentation of history.
School Administrator Wins Landmark Free Speech Case in UK Court of Appeal
Employers can no longer dismiss staff for expressing lawful beliefs unless there is clear harm.
UK Refuses to Weaken Online Censorship Laws Despite US Pressure
Britain reaffirms its commitment to stringent online censorship, rejecting any compromises in the face of US trade talks or political pressure.
Report: Fact Checker Group Received $2.4M in US Government Funds Amid Fact-Checking Controversy
The US government has funneled millions to the Poynter Institute, raising concerns over taxpayer-funded influence on fact-checking and online speech moderation.
Grounded for His Beliefs? Flight Attendant Fights Back Against United Airlines
United Airlines faces legal battle over alleged wrongful termination tied to employee’s religious beliefs expressed on social media.
JD Vance Criticizes European Censorship Policies at Munich Security Conference, Warns of Democratic Backsliding
Vance warns of growing censorship in Europe, calling for a renewed commitment to free speech.
Polish MEP Patryk Jaki Faces Trial Over 2018 Tweet “Like”
Elon Musk’s condemnation brings global attention to a case that exposes political persecution in Poland.
TikTok Returns to US App Stores After Temporary Ban Amid Legal Uncertainty
TikTok has returned to the Apple App Store and Google Play in the US after a temporary ban linked to ByteDance and a federal law.
Censorship Industrial Complex Hearing Highlights Democrat Denial of Big Tech Censorship Collusion
Democrats deflect and dismiss as House Judiciary Committee exposes deepening censorship collusion.
Judge Pauses Murthy v. Missouri Amid Trump’s Free Speech Order
The case’s future hangs in the balance as the court weighs whether Trump’s executive order renders it moot.
Fed Under Fire for “Debanking” Rules as Powell Promises a Rewrite
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pledged to revise Fed manual language on “controversial commentary” after scrutiny from Senator Cynthia Lummis.
German Court Orders X to Share Data With Researchers Ahead of National Vote
The ruling forces X to hand over election-related data, setting a precedent for state intervention in online discourse.