RT Global Government Affairs (@GlobalAffairs)The European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA) claims to target only harmful content in Europe, but our analysis of the House Judiciary Committee's recent report reveals that the DSA pressures US tech companies, including X, to enforce censorship on a global scale—including American political speech. This conflicts with core US principles, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech, which includes freedom of expressing ideas that may be controversial to s ...

Breaking news this morning as Texas lawmakers in Illinois to break quorum amid a redistricting fight just received a security briefing after a threat there. This as state Republicans escalate their efforts to scare, threaten, and expel those Democrats. The governor now asking the Supreme Court in that state to remove the Democratic House leader as Texas Senator John Cornin is pressing the FBI to get involved.Joining us now, NBC News correspondent Ryan Chandler live from Austin, Texas for us. Ryan, what's th ...

RT Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger)🚨EXCLUSIVE: JANUARY 8 FILESNew leaked files reveal that Brazil’s Supreme Court illegally used social media posts to incarcerate pro-Bolsonaro protesters.On January 8, 2023, hundreds of supporters of former President @JairBolsonaro entered government buildings in Brasília, in an episode strikingly similar to January 6 in the US. Many were elderly or ill and committed no acts of violence. Yet all were labeled “coup plotters,” “terrorists,” and “fascists” by Brazil’s pr ...

RT Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan)Taken together, the evidence is clear: the Digital Services Act requires the world’s largest social media platforms (many of which are American) to censor core political speech affecting users in Europe, the United States, and around the world. ...

From @WSJopinion: It is time to recognize that the government has no business regulating political and campaign speech, writes Bradley A. Smith https://t.co/563QPHVxeJ ...