Facebook already asks for your thoughts. Now it wants your prayers.

Republicans are losing faith in most American institutions, but their opinions of banks, big corporations, and Big Tech are falling the fastest, according to a recent poll released by Pew Research Center.

The experience of information consumption has undergone a drastic devolution. News works on the principle of transience; but, if you will pardon the pun, this isn’t news to anyone.

By: Philip Hamburger & Clare Morell – wsj.com – July 31, 2021 Does the Constitution require Americans to accept Big Tech censorship? The claim is counterintuitive but the logic is clear: If you submit a letter to this newspaper, the editors have no legal obligation to publish it, and a statute requiring them to do so would be struck down as a violation of...

Lawsuits fighting back against Big Tech censorship at the behest of public officials are mounting.

For over one year, big tech companies like Twitter and Facebook have censored credible stories, sources, information and discussion about the potential that Wuhan coronavirus came fromgain-of-function experiments in a Chinese lab, not from a transmission in nature from animals to humans.

In a Supreme Court decision Monday, Justice Clarence Thomas suggested that social media companies should be regulated, calling them “common carriers” and “places of public accommodation.”

Parler had been actively working with the FBI, sending them screenshots of posts calling for organized violence at the Capitol, the platform said Thursday.

Throughout the Trump years and in particular during the 2020 COVID pandemic crisis, the nation was lectured by the Left “to follow the data,” as the Democrats proclaimed themselves the “party of science.”

Big Tech has the ability and the inclination to track and monitor us constantly, in ways Orwell never imagined.