Meta CEO Admits Regret Over Censorship Pressure from Biden-Harris Administration

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has publicly expressed regret for capitulating to the Biden-Harris administration’s pressure to censor COVID-19 content on his platform in 2021. The admission emerged from a letter Zuckerberg sent to House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, which Jordan shared on social media. In the letter, Zuckerberg disclosed that the White House had exerted…

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President Biden creates a commission for national reparations

The effects of slavery are still felt by Black Americans today, as they are confronted with systemic racism, brutality, discrimination, and inequalities in housing, health, education, the environment, police, and law enforcement. The deaths of Black individuals like Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor, as well as the widespread rallies against racial inequity, show…

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Federal Court Rules Google Engaged in Monopolistic Practices

A federal district court ruled on Monday that Google engaged in monopolistic behavior by paying to become the default internet search engine on mobile devices from other tech companies, marking a significant victory for the Justice Department. According to Bloomberg, Google paid $26.3 billion in 2021 to companies including Apple and Samsung. The Justice Department…

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