Topic: Xavier Becerra
Xavier Becerra, as HHS Secretary, has been involved in promoting government-backed censorship initiatives under the guise of combating misinformation. His defense of Big Tech’s role in censoring content raises significant concerns about free speech and the implications of government pressure on private platforms. The ongoing scrutiny of digital privacy and surveillance practices further highlights the need for vigilance in protecting individual liberties against state and corporate overreach.
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HHS Secretary Becerra Defends Biden Admin’s Big Tech Censorship, Blames Disinformation for Public Distrust
Becerra blames “instantaneous misinformation” for public distrust, sidestepping the government’s own role in pandemic-era censorship.
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CDC is Sued For Scrubbing Digital Records
AFL sues federal agencies for purportedly destroying CDC emails, questioning the impartiality of federal record-keeping.
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HHS is Still Wasting Money Fighting Online Covid “Disinformation”
Exporting speech control.
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US, Canada, And France Express Full Support For WHO Pandemic Treaty
Unelected bureaucrats back plans to give the WHO increased powers.
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Congress To Investigate WHO Plans To Use “Listening Surveillance Systems” To Identify “Misinformation”
Rep. Chris Smith wants an investigation into the World Health Organizations plans to surveil speech and more.
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Lawsuit: Biden admin pressuring Big Tech to censor COVID-19 “misinformation” violated First Amendment
The Biden administration’s constant censorship calls are being challenged.
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California AG says Facebook is failing to comply with subpoenas over privacy scandals
The AG says Facebook is “dragging its feet”.
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California Attorney General hasn’t joined other states in antitrust probe of Google, his eighth largest donor
Politicians have been condemning Becerra’s lack of participation in the investigation of Google.