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Dressen v. Flaherty: Vaccine Censorship Case Goes to Appeal
The support group was a safe room online, so Washington leaned on the platforms until the door shut.
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The Federal Data Dragnet Just Got an Upgrade
The architecture of public trust is being rebuilt with parts scavenged from the surveillance state.
Federal Review: Billions in Contracts to Pro-Censorship Advertiser Alliance Members Deemed “Dangerous” and “Sham”
Some members of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), a World Economic Forum (WEF)-affiliated advertising group accused of helping carry out censorship online, are receiving money from those same US taxpayers whose speech they work to silence. Other than scores of the world’s bigges
Supreme Court Is Asked to Resolve Split Decision in Social Media Censorship Lawsuit
The case involves three plaintiffs who allege their First Amendment rights were violated when the US Surgeon General and HHS directed Twitter to suspend and censor them for criticizing the government’s Covid response.
Lawsuit Accuses Hospital of Sharing Private Healthcare Data With Facebook
By installing a tracking pixel on its website.
Biden Administration Pushes Back Against Request for an Injunction Against Government-Directed Censorship
It should be easy to accept considering the First Amendment.
Emails Show US Federal Agencies Urging Facebook to Push “Messages of Duty” on COVID
More evidence of the close relationship with Big Tech and the federal government.
Facebook and Instagram Delete Project Veritas Vaccine Video for “Misinformation” That Could Cause “Harm”
The video was removed within hours.
