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Facebook has informed Breitbart News it will unblock the crowdfunding site for a new movie on the story behind the 1973 controversial Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.

Facebook has announced an update to users newsfeeds which aims to make posts and content from their friends and family more visible on their timelines.

The Altrincham Grammar School for Girls in the United Kingdom has officially banned its teacher from addressing its students as “girls.”

A crazed New York City subway passenger jumped onto the tracks and threatened to kill himself this week in the name of “social justice.”

Breitbart News Tech Editor Colin Madine appeared on Sirius XM’s Breitbart News Tonight, Thursday, to discuss Twitter’s censorship of conservatives.

An event at Michigan State University scheduled for Friday that offered students the opportunity to make their own dildos has been postponed.

Adam Levine, a writer for the Federalist and the son of a Democratic congressman, claimed in an article this week that it was harder to come out as a Republican than it was to come out gay.

Breitbart Tech recently had the opportunity to speak with Pink Pistols spokeswoman and California coordinator Nicki Stallard, who explained why the LGBT community should embrace the Second Amendment.

The Young Americans for Liberty group at the public University of Massachusetts-Amherst is suing the university over an unusual restriction on their First Amendment rights.

Harmeet Dhillon, the lawyer filing a class-action lawsuit against Google on behalf of former engineer James Damore, appeared on Breitbart News Tonight to discuss the case.

Billionaire Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has announced that he will donate $33 million to create college scholarships for 1,000 Illegal Immigrants

Breitbart News Hits Top 10 Most Engaged Facebook Sites in December

In several exclusive interviews with Breitbart, former employees of the company reveal a company dependent on celebrities, hostile to free speech, and silently fuming at President Trump’s continued dominance on the platform.

Senior Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean fired back at a viewer who posted several rude comments on her Facebook page saying that the skirts she wears on air make her legs look “huge.”

In a piece titled, “Instagram Shuts Down Page of Iran’s Hero General Soleimani Again!” Iran’s state-run Fars News Agency protested the social media platform on Wednesday, which recently shut down IRGC-Quds Forces Gen. Qasem Soleimani’s page for a third time.

Actor and producer Nick Loeb is joining with pro-life leaders in the production of Roe v. Wade, which is described as “the first movie ever about the true story” of the controversial Supreme Court case.

YouTube has taken action to punish one of their biggest stars, Logan Paul, over a video in which he filmed the hanging body of a suicide victim.

Twitter has responded to Project Veritas’ undercover investigation, which revealed employees at the company boasting about censoring conservatives, by attacking the messenger.

Venture capitalist Peter Thiel has made an offer to purchase Gawker, but may face some challenges in purchasing the defunct media blog.

Conservative firebrand Ann Coulter noted today on Twitter that Utah Senator Mike Lee had a sudden change of opinion about Google once the company expanded into his state.

Twitter shadow bans certain users and Breitbart Tech would like to explain exactly what shadow banning is.

The latest exposé from James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas delved into the world of Twitter, confirming years of Breitbart Tech’s reporting on the company.

Left-wing and mainstream technology news outlets ignored Project Veritas’ Twitter censorship exposé, which revealed Twitter employees admitting to censorship against conservatives this week.

Twitter direct messaging engineer Pranay Singh admitted to mass-banning accounts that express interest in God, guns, and America, during a Project Veritas investigation.

Officials in Ecuador have granted Wikileaks founder Julian Assange citizenship after five years of living in the country’s London embassy.

Robot surgeons are making it difficult for junior doctors to learn how to perform operations, according to a report.

Harvard University’s Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority chapter has dissolved to form a new gender-neutral social club called the Fluer-de-Lis.

Senator John Thune (R-SD) has asked Apple to answer questions before Congress about the company systematically slowed down older iPhones.

University of New Brunswick Professor Matthew A. Sears argues in a recent op-ed for the Washington Post that social justice warriors are the “true defenders of free speech.”

When a platform ‘shadow bans’ a user, the reach and visibility of their content is limited without their knowledge.

Reuters published a misleading report Thursday giving the impression that South Korea was certain to ban the trading of cyber currencies such as Bitcoin, contributing to a panicked sell-off of digital blockchain assets.

In a recent interview with former Google Engineer James Damore, Fox News host Tucker Carlson stated that the biggest threat to freedom is no longer the federal government, but large tech companies like Google.

Venezuela’s democratically elected National Assembly has outlawed the use of a national cryptocurrency known as the “petro” on Tuesday, describing it as an illegal attempt to mortgage the country’s oil reserves.

Searches for sex robots and virtual reality porn went up exponentially in 2017 on two popular porn websites: xHamster and PornHub.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, among the most prominent industry trade shows in the world, was hit with a major power outage on its second day, forcing attendees to walk around in the dark.

A lawsuit filed by former Google engineer James Damore claims that Google allowed an employee that identifies as a “yellow-scaled wingless dragonkin” give a talk on living as a “plural being.”