The following is an excerpt from Just the News. Twitter has removed its warning label on a post from the account of Just the News editor-in-chief John Solomon about his story on a whistleblower alleging ballot harvesting in Florida, following […]
A victory for free speech and The People with Elon Musk’s Twitter coup, a questionable case of private Facebook messages being monitored allegedly by the FBI, and Gallup on how you measure happiness.
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The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. A new law in California will punish doctors if they give their patients information related to Covid-19 that does not conform to “contemporary scientific consensus” and can be deemed “misinformation” or
The following is an excerpt from Reuters. Conservative legal scholar Ilya Shapiro, who riled law students and critics in January with Twitter messages suggesting President Joe Biden’s pledge to nominate a Black woman to the U.S. Supreme court would result in a
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Most voters are concerned about “hate speech” on the Internet, but are split on whether speech can be suppressed without violating First Amendment protections. That’s according to Rasmussen Reports. The poll finds that 70% of likely U.S. voters say they
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Rep. James Comer (R-Kentucky) and fellow Republicans on the Oversight Committee are blasting news of the Biden Administration’s newly created “Disinformation Governance Board” at the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS). The Republicans say it’s an attempt to suppress free speech.
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Democrats and Republicans have been equally critical of Big Tech in recent years, though they differ on their specific criticism. And they have yet to agree on any measures to address what they see as the problems. Now, the lead
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Most say allowing unfettered free speech is preferable to the government deciding what speech should be allowed, says a recent Scott Rasmussen poll. This is true even though some some speech may be offensive or inaccurate, according to the poll.
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