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Twitter recently announced that it would be hiring a group of academics to evaluate “conversational health” on its platform. Unsurprisingly, these academics include anti-trump leftists.

“Competition” against Silicon Valley’s progressive racket is currently impossible.

Mark Roberts, a congressional candidate in Oregon, suggested Monday that First Lady Melania Trump is a sex worker

President Donald Trump said he was looking into the issue of selling guns manufactured by 3-D printers, appearing critical of the idea.

The Norfolk Sheriff’s Office in Norfolk, Virginia, let loose on Monday, joining multiple law enforcement agencies in the U.S. taking the #LipSyncChallenge going viral on social media.

President Donald Trump unleashed a social media firestorm on special counsel Robert Mueller and his “Rigged Witch Hunt” via Twitter on Sunday.

The ban occured after a mass-reporting campaign by far-left outfit Shareblue.

Social media platform Twitter has begun enlisting the help of two groups of academic researchers to determine how to measure the “health” of conversations on the platform.

A paper recently obtained by Axios describes 20 different ways that Democrats plan to address the problems posed by Silicon Valley tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook and Google.

UKIP has accused Twitter of “shadow banning” Gerard Batten, the party’s leader and the elected representative for London in the European Parliament.

Actress Selma Blair deleted her Twitter account over the weekend in support of “Guardians of the Galaxy” director James Gunn.

President Donald Trump again signaled his support for the wall Monday, after threatening to shut down the government if Congress failed to deliver construction funding.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) filed a Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint against Twitter following revelations the social networking giant shadowed his account.   

Twitter banned the account of a pro-Trump grassroots campaign with 15 state field directors, failing to reinstate the accounts on the same day that the company came under fire from the president himself for discrimination against conservatives.

Former Netflix talk show host Chelsea Handler, took to Twitter on Friday and asked executives of the social media site to remove President Trump’s account, claiming that, “No leader of any country should be tweeting threats to people and other countries.”

The Intercept co-Founder and Pulitzer Prize winner Glenn Greenwald slammed Twitter for its attempts to deny “shadowbanning,” or covertly restricting user content, in a series of tweets earlier today.

Easily the dumbest article I’ve read this year was one by a posh liberal columnist in a high end political journal explaining why freedom of speech wasn’t under threat in the West. Anyone who argued otherwise, he claimed, was a “grade A chocolate-coated plonker.”

One sentence after denying shadowbans, Twitter admits it is going much further in this discriminatory practice than many of us imagined.

Twitter manipulates the visibility of its users based on who has chosen to block or mute them, the company admitted in a Thursday blog post — raising further questions about ideological bias in how the tech giant chooses which accounts set the standard for “conversational health.”

Following recent reports from both conservative and left-wing media relating to the phenomenon of the shadowbanning of conservatives on its platform, Twitter has published a response which attempts to redefine exactly what shadowbanning is.

Twitter admits in an official company blog that your posts will be hidden if you follow the wrong accounts — but it continues to evade transparency on how it determines good and bad accounts. Conservatives continue to be hardest hit by the algorithm changes, while the company insists that it has no ideological bias.

Twitter’s stock has dropped by almost 19 percent in morning trading following the company’s report of a consistent quarter-over-quarter decline in monthly active users.

Twitter’s sinister push to improve “conversational health” creates a feedback loop that rewards bogus “abuse” reports.

Twitter has reportedly begun automatically locking accounts that change their display name to that of famous people such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos.

Ronna McDaniel says Twitter ignored a letter expressing concerns about social media censorship.

Robert Mueller is reportedly combing through President Donald Trump’s tweets for evidence that the president has obstructed the Russia investigation. 

A new video posted by Andrew Torba, the CEO of free speech social media platform Gab, illustrates how one form of Twitter’s shadowbanning actually works.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced this week he will end the equality on Twitter that angers the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman.

Breitbart News has covered Twitter’s practice of hiding tweets and accounts of conservatives for over a year.

The NGO Human Rights Watch demanded the “immediate and unconditional release” this week of a Venezuelan man arbitrarily detained for tweeting socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro’s travel plans.

A new report from left-leaning VICE News revealed that Twitter is hiding the accounts of certain high-profile conservatives from users — which Breitbart News has been covering for years.

NEW YORK — In a panel discussion on Israel’s i24NEWS, Breitbart Jerusalem bureau chief and senior investigative reporter Aaron Klein called out what he described as phony outrage among the American left, including the news media, over recent claims involving President Donald Trump and a Playboy model.

A Twitter spokeswoman said the company is working to fix Matt Gaetz’s search results.

Roseanne Barr tweeted out her disgust Tuesday over left-wing Hollywood’s support for James Gunn, the Guardians of the Galaxy director fired last week over his “jokes” about raping children

Left-wing technology news outlet Gizmodo appears to have finally noticed Twitter censorship, publishing an article Sunday which claimed the platform “may be demoting controversial accounts in search results.”

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey stated in a recent tweet that artificial intelligence may soon be used to determine “credible voices” on the social media platform.