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Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon praised President Donald Trump’s use of Twitter, telling CBS anchor Charlie Rose on 60 Minutes that Trump uses Twitter to “disintermediate” the media and get his message directly to voters.

67 percent of Americans claim to have received their news through social media at some point, according to a report.

Edinburgh University has dropped an investigation against student Robbie Travers, who was accused of a hate crime after he mocked ISIS on social media.

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows (R-NC) told reporters on Thursday morning that “11 or 12 governors” support former Sen. Rick Santorum’s plan to repeal and replace Obamacare through block grants.

If we have learned anything over the past decade, it is that the attributes of practical knowledge, real world experience, and wisdom are not necessary if one is to rise like cream among our media elite; in fact those qualities are actively discouraged.

Ever since President Trump used his Twitter account to tell the world the truth about the Obama administration’s amoral, un-American and quite possibly illegal spying on him and his team, our ever-corrupt media has used the laughable shield of hyper-literalism to protect their precious Barry.

A Muslim apostate and high profile campaigner against both female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage has been suspended from micro-blogging platform Twitter, among a wider crackdown on right wing voices on the website, and other online platforms like Facebook.

The “national constituent assembly” (ANC), an illegal lawmaking body created by dictator Nicolás Maduro, confirmed on Monday that it would regulate the messages private companies post on social media to combat an alleged “psychological war” occurring against socialism.

A university professor was fired after he said Hurricane Harvey was “instant Karma” for Texas after voting for President Trump.

Senior Writer John Nolte talked about his return to Breitbart News, the left’s war against free speech, and the current state of Hollywood with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Tuesday’s edition of Breitbart News Daily.

Some 25 years ago when I made the move from the political left to the political right, I took with me three liberal ideals: I remained an extremist on the issues of free speech and the rights of the accused, and have held on to my loathing for Big Business. A quick glance at today’s headlines proves that those ideals no longer belong to the left.

Most parents who visit furniture stores with small children spend time keeping the little ones from jumping on beds or spreading out on couches.

‘Star Wars’ actor Mark Hamill revealed he has donated to the campaign to buy the social media service Twitter, and consequently ban President Donald Trump from the platform.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu exercised his funny bone on Sunday, setting Twitter ablaze with a video lampooning late-night host Conan O’Brien, who is currently in Israel to film a special for his show.

Chelsea Clinton tweeted an article penned by someone who spent a year in former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Maricopa County “tent jail” Saturday but made it seem like she spent time there herself.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is spending roughly $200,000 to study tweets about electronic cigarettes.

Twitter thread genius Thomas Wictor has become the latest victim of the liberal-left tech sector’s war on free speech.

Today marks the tenth anniversary of the Twitter hashtag, which was first implemented in 2007. To celebrate the anniversary, several statistics have been released about their usage.

Free speech social network Gab announced its intentions to take on Silicon Valley censorship, Monday, launching a legal fund.

Google announced that their monopolistic search engine that controls 87 percent of page views will use its machine learning tool set to assist liberal groups in doubling down on purging conservative speech they consider hate.

Iran’s new communications minister said Tuesday that negotiations were underway with Twitter to unblock the service, which has been banned for years despite being used even by the country’s supreme leader.

During a town hall on CNN on Monday, House Speaker Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI) stated that he wishes the president would tweet less, but that the president is going to change his Twitter habits and the president has had success

Police arrested more than two dozen people at the Boston march on Saturday, including some who assaulted police with urine-filled bottles and rocks.

British authorities are promising to prosecute “hate crimes” committed online as vigorously as those that take place face-to-face, claiming that online hate crime is a major problem.

TEL AVIV – After Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah took to social media to threaten Israel with another war using a series of intimidating memes, a boutique Israeli web design company fought back on the same platform cynically advising the Islamist group on what to expect should it go through with its threat.

From establishment conservatives to the the EFF, everyone is now aware of Silicon Valley’s terrifying control over speech. Is it too late?

One of the big mistakes Trump’s critics make is to assume he is very stupid. Hence the liberal media’s delight in his Pershing tweet in the aftermath of the Barcelona massacre.

CNN’s Chief National Security Correspondent Jim Sciutto embarrassed himself on Twitter Thursday afternoon, after he insisted on including this weekend’s murder in Charlottesville, Virginia, in a list of European terror attacks.

Patreon has banned the account of popular left-wing activist “Yes, You’re Racist” after it made errors while publicly exposing alleged attendees of the Charlottesville neo-Nazi march.

Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” conservative commentator Mark Steyn made the case that some tech giants that have the ability to regulate the flow of information on the Internet may have grown to be too big. Steyn indicated he

Wednesday on his Fox News Channel show “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson responded to attacks for a monologue he gave a night earlier on his show about the backlash against monuments created for various American historical figures from former Weekly

Support for free speech is starting to dwindle in Silicon Valley, according to Wired, who claim that major tech companies are starting to doubt the concept.

Cornell Williams Brooks, a former president of the NAACP, accused President Donald Trump of “blowing a racial dog whistle” a day after Trump forcefully and directly condemned racism.

At no point did Rubio acknowledge that the First Amendment protects all Americans, regardless of how offensive their views are. Nor did he assign any blame at all to the left-wing “Antifa” activists who brought weapons with which to shut down the demonstration by force — weapons that were also used against reporters covering the scene.

President Donald Trump can use Twitter how he sees fit and is free to block anyone he wants, according to the Justice Department.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) blamed President Trump on Twitter for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, Monday — before quickly backtracking and replacing the tweet with a softer scold.