Are Censored Doctors the Real Superheroes? Exploring Medical Freedom at the 2023 White Coat Summit

In a bold stance for medical freedom, passionate doctors gathered at the 2023 White Coat Summit in Washington, D.C., hosted by America’s Frontline Doctors (AFLDS), to speak out against censorship and government power concerning the COVID-19 narrative. Their unwavering commitment to free speech and the rights of individuals to make informed decisions took center stage,…

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The Debate on Internet Content Regulation: Canadians Call for Stronger Legislation

Explore the Canadian public’s demand for stronger legislation and increased regulation of internet content, as highlighted in the Department of Canadian Heritage’s report. Discover the ongoing debate surrounding online safety, misinformation, and the potential implications for freedom of expression and independent media. In a recent report titled “What We Heard: 2022 Roundtables On Online Safety,”…

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Is Facebook Silencing Christian Voices? Examining the Controversial Restriction on Christian Content and Censorship of Jesus Christ

In a surprising move, Facebook recently implemented a policy that prohibits the posting of Christian content on its platform. This decision has sparked widespread controversy and concerns among the Christian community. Not only is Facebook restricting the expression of religious beliefs, but it has also taken the controversial step of adding a ‘fake news’ warning…

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Let’s Go Brandon: A Case of Censorship and Selective Enforcement in Michigan Schools

Two middle school students in Michigan are suing their school district, Tri County Area Schools, after being ordered to remove their sweatshirts with the anti-Biden slogan, “Let’s Go, Brandon.” The lawsuit filed by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) argues that the school district violated the student’s constitutional rights to free speech. The…

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Government Funding for Media

Government Funding for Media: Balancing Free Speech and Public Interest

In recent news, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a new $5.5 million funding initiative aimed at supporting Canadian media organizations to combat “fake news” and disinformation. The announcement has sparked controversy and debate among media experts and free speech advocates, who question the implications of government funding on independent media and the risk of…

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