Published on March 1, 2025
Defamation, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Reporter who hid Biden’s dementia now wants to sell books he wrote about Biden’s dementia; Why nobody trusts mainstream media anymore; Kim Kardashian sued for ID’ing a NY man as a Texas death row inmate; State drops libel lawsuit against newspaper that was forced to remove editorial criticizing local officials; Pink Floyd cofounder found guilty of defamation; and Meghan Markle changes name of clothing line to a name owned by another clothing line.
Published on February 22, 2025
amazon, Censorship, Defamation, In The News, legal, libel
MORE: A new book describes how woke practices took down the King of Beers; Woman run over and dragged by Amazon van; Dept. of Education spending soared 749%!; Juror reveals CNN’s “vile behavior” that made it lose defamation case; Free speech might be coming back to the U.S.; and NBC Universal settles $30M defamation suit.
Published on February 13, 2025
author scams, Censorship, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, legal, writing career advice
MORE: Guy charged with stabbing Salman Rushdie is finally doing to trial; Company must pay customers $2.4M for suppressing negative reviews online!; University puts 200 trigger warnings on Shakespeare writings; Wikipedia accused of extreme bias; and Thomson Reuters scores early win against AI company.
Published on February 3, 2025
Censorship, In The News, Journalism, social media
MORE: Virginia legislature supports colleges and universities engaging with terrorist groups; Books written by humans are getting their own certification; Teaches sues after getting fired for being opposed to book bans in schools; CNN’s Alex Marquardt doesn’t lose job after costing the company millions for defamation; and how one blogger created the the largest single-day stock drop in history.
Published on January 23, 2025
Censorship, In The News, Journalism
MORE: ESPN apologizes for not airing National Anthem at the Sugar Bowl after terror attack in New Orleans; Politico Editor-in-Chief changes his tune; First Amendment vs. Internet Censorship; and Trump orders the government not to infringe on American’s speech
Published on January 16, 2025
Censorship, In The News, legal
MORE: Facebook does an about face on fact-checking days before new administration takes office; CNN ruined a man’s life and now they have to pay BIG!; Someone actually objected to a “children’s book” containing nudity from being removed from schools!; Star Washington Post columnist quits, criticizes Bezos; and Washington Post’s digital readership dropped 90% when Biden was in office.
Published on January 8, 2025
Censorship, Defamation, legal, libel
MORE: Facebook is getting rid of their fact checkers; What does Trudeau’s departure mean for Canadians’ free speech?; Mainstream media is perpetuating anti-Semitism; Louis Farrakhan loses defamation lawsuit against Anti-Defamation League; Asst. Police Chief sues for defamation after new book released; California court says rape accusers who testify must refer to their rapist by his new female pronouns!; and State Department’s ‘Global Engagement Center,’ accused of censoring Americans, shuts its doors
Published on December 19, 2024
Censorship, In The News, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Man spared from paying $4500 library fine; School board meeting attendees applaud after citizen challenges trans book in classrooms; One AI program is taking down phone scammers!; Would YOU trust AI to be your therapist?; Open AI whistleblower found dead from “suicide”; Washington Post top editor prospects flee; and Join millions for a Christmas Revival!
Published on November 17, 2024
Censorship, Defamation, In The News, legal, libel
MORE: Good advice from a NYT #1 Best Seller!; Two on library board fired after inappropriate books moved to different sections of the library; Superman writer has epic meltdown after supporting assassination attempt; Captain Marvel writer ALSO has epic meltdown; Will network news ever stop lying to us?; and P*rnhub removes access for everyone living in Oklahoma
Published on October 30, 2024
Censorship, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Washington Posts refuses to endorse any presidential candidate, now or in the future; Should political organizations be prosecuted for sending out misleading or flat out untruthful texts to potential voters?; School board in TN tests free speech limits; and A British man has been convicted of silently praying.
