Censorship

A family in North Carolina has filed a lawsuit against the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, arguing that the district violated the student's constitutional rights after censoring a tribute to Charlie Kirk.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has reportedly filed thousands of criminal complaints against citizens for online insults, raising alarm over the state of free speech...

The European Commission issued a $140 million fine to Elon Musk’s X, finding the platform violated the Digital Services Act (DSA).

The Fair Election Fund (FEF) launched a digital ad campaign this week alongside a report accusing Microsoft of suppressing conservative speech.

The Wikimedia Foundation, which oversees Wikipedia, is under scrutiny after failing to comply with a House Oversight Committee document request tied to allegations of anti-Israel bias and politically coordinated editing.

YouTube is launching a program to allow creators previously banned from the platform a "second chance."

A British blogger says police hauled him out of his home and interrogated him — all for posting a meme that dared to criticize Hamas.

Peter Meijer challenges a Biden aide over the administration’s history of pressuring social media to suppress conservative speech.

The State Department has closed all Frameworks to Counter Foreign State Information Manipulation at the direction of Secretary Marco Rubio.

Bill Maher closed out Friday’s Real Time by making a case for protecting free speech—even when it’s uncomfortable. He argued that while flag burning might offend many, criminalizing it undermines a core American value. He also warned that censorship and punishment of speech could make the U.S. resemble the U.K., where people reportedly face arrests for contentious social media posts.