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Silicon Valley’s unexpected turn toward Christianity is reshaping tech culture, as ministries engage AI, ethics and evangelism amid curiosity, controversy and cautious scepticism.

Recently released emails reveal Dr Ralph Baric’s long-standing collaboration with the US Intelligence Community, raising questions about COVID-19’s origins, lab research, and potential cover-ups since 2015.

Alphabet — Google and YouTube’s parent company — has confessed that Biden-era pressure led them to censor political content, and has pledged to reinstate banned creators and uphold free debate going forward.

Transgenderism and transhumanism are both on a roll. The two are actually deeply connected. They tend to play off each other, and we need to be aware of this. Jennifer Bilek's new book reveals the nefarious agenda driving the dissemination of these ideologies.

A new survey shows Americans are growing sceptical of censorship — but over half still support silencing “false” online content.

In a move that would make Orwell blush, the Albanese government has reportedly attempted to strong-arm an American-based free speech social media platform, into handing over data on a user who dared to post something “offensive” about the Prime Minister.

Trump’s shuttering of USAID has exposed how foreign aid has long been weaponised for sinister political ends.

Whispers from the UK suggest Trump might use his tariff threat to fight Australia's strict online speech regulations.

YouTube (YT) is back to burying content in the name of community standards. The company roadblocked the reach of Jordan Peterson’s July 2024 interview with UK political prisoner Tommy Robinson in January.

Depending on which echo chamber you get your news from, last week Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took steps to either save democracy, or to end it. Zuckerberg announced several changes to Meta’s moderation approach, including replacing third-party fact-checkers with a user-driven Community Notes model.

Mark Zuckerberg is renouncing the regime, and righting the ship. Or so he says. The Meta magnate wants his platforms to re-acquaint themselves with a passion for promoting freedom of speech. Zuckerberg promises to end Meta’s “fact”-checking war on free speech.

Mark Zuckerberg concedes that Meta has made serious mistakes and suppressed content, and has announced he will dump fact-checkers. Here are five astonishing admissions in this massive win for free speech.

Thinking you are a good person so you have nothing to fear about our growing surveillance state is both naive and reckless. In truth, we are all at risk.

We should thank Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, for highlighting the crisis of trust in the media. But his complacency over the integrity of traditional news sources remains a reason why many people are losing respect for the legacy media.

There are 100 reasons for Kamala Harris and her band of race-baiting identity politicking champagne socialist Democrats to be banished from the White House, but let’s just do ten.

The effort to blast away the ability of the Internet to have a verified history fits neatly into the stakeholder model of information distribution that has clearly been prioritised on a global level.

I was heartbroken recently to see Melania Trump repeating the talking points of the Abortion Lobby. I could hardly believe it. She personally lived through the tyranny of Communism, and the Ruling Party in America relies on the very same tyrannical tactics as the Communists.

The Australian Government is set to impose social media age limits, amid increasing concern over the effect of social media on youth mental health, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced last week.

Social media gets such a bad rap! It distracts. It shortens attention span. It kills the art of conversation. It breeds isolation and loneliness. It triggers depression because we can never live up to the perfect lives of our friends. How does it do this?

One meme making the rounds at the moment on social media says this about Zuckerberg vs Durov: “Mark Zuckerberg is free because he sells people’s personal information. Pavel Durov is not free because he does not sell people’s personal information.”