Gabriela Pariseau

1 week ago | mrcfreespeechamerica.org | Catherine Salgado |Tom Olohan |Gabriela Pariseau |Luis Cornelio

President Donald Trump has withdrawn his nominee for surgeon general who praised and endorsed online censorship. Trump announced on Truth Social Wednesday that he had withdrawn Nesheiwat’s nomination in favor of Dr. Casey Means, an ally of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy.

1 week ago | mrcfreespeechamerica.org | Catherine Salgado |Tom Olohan |Gabriela Pariseau |Luis Cornelio

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a “first-in-the-nation rule” to end Big Tech’s censorship monopoly. Bailey announced Tuesday that he filed a rule under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act to secure “freedom of expression for social media users.” The rule requires that social media users in the state be allowed to choose “their own content moderators” instead of being at the mercy of algorithms rigged against certain viewpoints and content.

1 week ago | mrcfreespeechamerica.org | Tom Olohan |Catherine Salgado |Gabriela Pariseau |Luis Cornelio

The Trump White House signaled it may consider granting asylum to Europeans targeted for their free speech. At a White House press briefing on April 28, former Mumford & Sons musician and podcast host Winston Marshall asked whether his fellow British citizens could apply for political asylum in the U.S. if threatened with jail over free speech. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised Marshall for raising the issue and promised to pass it on to President Donald Trump.

1 week ago | mrcfreespeechamerica.org | Catherine Salgado |Gabriela Pariseau |Luis Cornelio |Tom Olohan

Trump’s State Department condemned an anti-free speech government pressuring X to censor. The State Department Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor went after Australia in a May 1 post on X after the country “required X to remove a post criticizing an individual for promoting gender ideology.” Removing this post would have cut off not merely an Australian audience from hearing the speech of a silenced user, but also the rest of the world.

1 week ago | mrctv.org | Gabriela Pariseau

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Share Embed Embed Code Responsive Embed Code Embed Code At a White House press briefing on April 28, former Mumford & Sons musician and podcast host Winston Marshall asked whether his fellow British citizens could apply for political asylum in the U.S. if threatened with jail over free speech. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised Marshall for raising the issue and promised to...