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President Trump to launch social network, adviser confirms
It’s expected to launch in the next few months.
Trial begins into UK police officer charged with sharing an “offensive” George Floyd meme
The judicial system in the country is accused of not having its priorities right.
Judge rules New York Times used “actual malice” when it accused Project Veritas report of being “deceptive”
The New York Times tried to get the lawsuit dismissed.
Microsoft pandered to the CCP to keep LinkedIn alive in China, but now China demands more censorship
China says Microsoft is “not doing enough.”
Republican lawmakers send another letter to Amazon, demanding answers on book censorship
The letter is addressed to Jeff Bezos.
Student banned from Aberdeen University’s union for two weeks for writing “Rule Britannia” in webchat
Increasingly common in education.
DC Circuit Judge Silberman calls for SCOTUS to allow lawmakers to sue biased news media who defame them
Silberman calls for The Supreme Court to overrule New York Times v. Sullivan, taking aim at The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Big Tech.
Virginia teachers plot to dox and hack websites of parents who oppose “critical race theory”
The teachers are being investigated by police.