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The Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group reported that Biden administration officials looked for ways to prosecute parents and protesters who addressed school officials during the pandemic. The report says these actions chilled parental speech and targeted people who lawfully objected to policies. It also describes internal concerns about a federal basis for cases. The report’s findings revive questions about how far Washington reached into local debates, and where protest ends and crime begins.

This film, written by leftist West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin, presents a message that Facebook is to blame for the state of our politics because founder Mark Zuckerberg refused to censor Donald Trump.

A scene from the movie went viral on social media where a member of Zuckerberg’s legal team, played by comedian Bill Burr, pleaded with Zuckerberg, played by Jeremy Strong, to interfere in the election by censoring political speech that liberals didn’t like.

Posted by Tyler Durden: Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,

The British state is compiling a list of people who criticise its own counter-terror programme. Ordinary X and Reddit users who questioned Prevent training, flagged a one-sided focus on the "far Right," or simply criticised it have had their posts logged, stored and "investigated" by a Home Office-linked unit most of them have never heard of.

In October 2023, shortly after Israel's war on Gaza began, a truck began circling Columbia University's campus.

It displayed the names and photographs of pro-Palestinian students and branded them the university's "leading anti-Semites."

For Bhavana Bellamkonda, one of the students featured on the truck, it marked a moment when hostility toward pro-Palestinian advocacy became personal – and frightening.

Equalpride, the parent of The Advocate, Out, and Them, said board member Jay Katari resigned on September 15, 2026. Company reporting says staff objected after reports showed a photo of Katari wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat and social posts that backed President Trump. Editors argued his role clashed with the company’s mission during today’s political climate. Those outlets reported the resignation the same day the internal email went out to staff.