Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is taking bold action to challenge the power of Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google. In a recent interview with Daily Caller Editor-in-Chief Dylan Housman, Bailey laid out his plan to restore free speech online and fight back against corporate censorship. He described how social media giants have used their control over content moderation to silence conservative voices and shape public discourse, creating an uneven playing field for political debate.
Meta claims to have cut enforcement mistakes—removing content that doesn’t actually violate platform rules—by 50% since the start of President Donald Trump’s administration. In its first-quarter 2025 integrity report, Meta highlighted progress in reducing wrongful content takedowns on Facebook and Instagram. The report follows Zuckerberg’s January pledge to defend free speech across Meta’s platforms, addressing concerns over censorship and bias.
Brown University has launched disciplinary action against the Brown Spectator, a conservative student newspaper, accusing it of violating trademark policy just weeks after one of its board members publicly criticized the school’s bloated DEI bureaucracy.
FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Elvis Chan, a central figure in the agency’s pre-2020 election coordination with social media platforms, has been placed on terminal leave and is no longer accessing agency devices, according to investigative reporter Breanna Morello. Citing sources familiar with the matter, Morello confirmed that Chan has been inactive for over a month despite still being listed in his position on LinkedIn.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (R/FIMI), formerly known as the Global Engagement Center (GEC), has closed. Conservatives criticized the center for its censorship activities.
In a recent Oval Office meeting, U.S. Vice President JD Vance challenged British Prime Minister Keir Starmer regarding the United Kingdom's limitations on free speech.
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) recently censored Anne Bayefsky, Director of the Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust, during an interactive dialogue session.
A recent survey conducted by The Harvard Crimson indicates that a significant portion of Harvard's graduating class felt uncomfortable expressing controversial opinions during their college years.
A recent report by the Foundation for Freedom Online reveals that Microsoft has actively funded and partnered with initiatives aimed at controlling online content.
