When American Internet platforms concern themselves with global revenues, global censorship inevitably affects American users.
Senator J. D. Vance (R-Ohio) won his debate so handily, even some of his most inveterate legacy-media detractors had to admit it.
Unable to defend slavery, its practitioners elected to suppress all talk about it – leaving Abraham Lincoln an opening to shame them.
Has Mark Zuckerberg turned into a model social media owner? Or is he pretending, to avoid lawsuits, or prosecution?
The real threat to the republic is the indifference of public officials, media personalities, and even some citizens to Trump's near-killing.
The experts have shown their expertise to be lacking, and laypeople resent their censorship. Now it's time to knock them off their thrones.
Mark Zuckerberg recently confessed to a program of censorship on Facebook. But that program remains, and he hasn't lifted it.