Freedom of speech News & Breaking Stories

WHO backtracks on recommending COVID-19 vaccines for children, now deems it a "low priority" despite CDC's conflicting stance.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus discusses the importance of political correctness in comedy and the impact of new sensitivities on art.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Binance sell NFTs despite legal challenges. AI technology offers athletes new opportunities to reach fans and partners.

Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell killed in mass shooting while trying to provide medical care. Remembered for bravery, compassion, and love.

Former President Donald Trump, found guilty on all counts, could still run for president from behind bars. Voters have the final say.

Israeli authorities raided Al Jazeera's Jerusalem office, shutting it down amid conflict with Gaza. Al Jazeera calls it a "criminal action".

Schumer denounces violent protesters at Columbia University, warns against criminality on campuses, calls for consequences. McConnell criticizes pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

U.S. Senate approves TikTok ban, one step away from becoming law. President Biden expected to sign. TikTok likely to challenge in court.

Potential TikTok ban could fuel anti-Asian sentiment, Rep. Pressley warns. Legislation aims to force ByteDance to divest due to security concerns.

DeeStream (DST) revolutionizes streaming with blockchain technology. Shiba Inu (SHIB), Litecoin (LTC), and Bitcoin (BTC) investors eye potential growth.

"Former President Biden claims his administration made no mistakes during the Afghanistan withdrawal." The article criticizes political hypocrisy and praises past leaders.

Gina Carano sues Disney over firing from "The Mandalorian" for social media posts. Elon Musk offers support. Carano seeks damages and reinstatement.

Tucker Carlson defends right to interview Putin amid liberal backlash. Other reporters have also interviewed Putin in the past.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns amid multiple controversies, setting a record for the shortest-lived presidency at the storied university.

Maine disqualifies Donald Trump from ballot due to role in Capitol attack. Trump campaign vows appeal to Supreme Court.

Comedian Tom Smothers of the Smothers Brothers has died at 86. His controversial comedy was influential and they are returning to the stage.

Joe Gow regrets self-censoring his adult film hobby, but still plans to return to teaching after being fired as chancellor.

Iconic comedian Tom Smothers of the Smothers Brothers passed away at 86. His legacy and impact on comedy will be remembered.

University presidents face scrutiny over handling of antisemitism on college campuses during Israel-Hamas conflict. Mixed reactions to resignation of Penn president.

Elon Musk reinstates Alex Jones on Twitter, Left loses minds. Freedom of speech, love him or hate him, matches the Left's crazy.

Elon Musk tells advertisers who fled X over antisemitic content to "go f*** yourself" in fiery interview. Musk later apologizes.

SpaceX will attempt to launch its Starship again, hoping to avoid an explosion. The live video will start 35 minutes before.

Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib censured by the House for promoting genocidal slogans. Sparks debate on free speech vs. misrepresentation. #RashidaTlaibCensured

IGP accused of abusing police powers to protect PM's wife, investigation into critic deemed a waste of resources. #AbuseOfPower #PoliceMisconduct

"Hero behind hit movie may run for Senate seat after being approached by influential people. YouTube suspends Russell Brand."

Whoopi Goldberg defends Hasan Minhaj, praising his talent and emphasizing the importance of freedom of speech and open discussions.

A Colorado boy was pulled from class after school officials claimed the Gadsden flag had ties to slavery.

Country music singer Oliver Anthony's new song "I Want to Go Home" has gone viral on YouTube, with over 1 million views in less than a day. The song reflects on the state of the world and the loss of values. Anthony believes that people have lost their way and are influenced by what they see on TV. The video ends with a Bible verse and a message about the importance of freedom of speech. Anthony is surprised by the success of the song and the impact it has had on people.

Country music singer Oliver Anthony's new song "I Want to Go Home" has gained viral popularity with over 1 million views on YouTube in less than a day. The song reflects Anthony's view of a world gone wrong and the loss of values and faith.

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele claims that Barbara Walters physically attacked her backstage on The View in 2014, sparking controversy.

Elon Musk endorses Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's call to reduce aid to Israel, sparking controversy and boosting Ramaswamy's popularity.

Elon Musk explains why he rebranded Twitter to X, citing the need for freedom of speech and to accelerate the release of the X app. The official Twitter account has been changed to X, along with other renamed accounts. Musk believes X will become the most valuable brand on Earth.

Elon Musk-owned social media platform reinstates Kanye West after his previous antisemitic remarks, sparking backlash from Jewish civil liberties groups.

Hakeem Jeffries accuses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign of being a "false flag operation" orchestrated by right-wing political operatives to harm Democrats. Kennedy's campaign is being run by Dennis Kucinich, a far-left Democrat. Kennedy supports sealing the southern border and opposes gun confiscation, but aligns with Democrats on free speech.

Supreme Court ruling in favor of Christian web designer sparks concerns over civil rights protections.