In recent developments, the states of South Dakota and Georgia have enacted legislation purportedly aimed at combatting antisemitism, but with significant implications for religious freedom and freedom of expression. Governors Kristi Noem and Brian Kemp signed bills into law that adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Association (IHRA)’s working definition of antisemitism, ostensibly... 

Italy’s competition authority has levied a hefty fine of €10 million ($11 million) against TikTok for its failure to adequately control the dissemination of content that poses risks to minors and vulnerable individuals, exposing them to potentially harmful material. The antitrust agency, AGCM, criticized TikTok, owned by China’s ByteDance, for its neglect in addressing the specific vulnerabilities... 

The Washington state legislature has passed a bill to create a statewide snitching infrastructure for residents to report their neighbors for “wrongspeak.” Senate Bill 5427, which passed both the Senate and the House and now awaits Gov. Jay Inslee’s signature, allows private individuals, including non-citizens and illegal aliens, to reports “bias incidents” to the state... 

Canada’s government, under the leadership of Justin Trudeau, has proposed legislation that empowers judges to impose house arrest on individuals if they fear they could commit a hate crime in the future. Critics argue that this move is overly authoritative and could stifle free speech, hindering open discussions. The online harms bill, introduced by the Liberals, encompasses various measures... 

A Spanish priest is facing up to three years in prison on “hate crime” charges for his heated words about Islam. Last month, Father Custodio Ballester and two other individuals received a summons from a provincial court in Spain to answer charges of an alleged “hate crime” for criticizing Islamic extremism. If convicted, Ballester could be forced to pay a fine of more than $1,600 and serve... 

The Trudeau government has introduced a bill that could land Christians in prison for quoting the Bible or expressing a traditional faith-based opinion if the Canadian government deems it “promotion of hatred or antisemitism.” Bill C-367, purported to amend the Criminal Code, will redefine the boundaries of free speech, criminalizing public Bible readings, prayers, and other expressions of Christian... 

Globalist billionaire Bill Gates is demanding world governments follow the lead of the European Union and India and approve his “global digital ID” system which has inbuilt features designed to exclude people from participating in society if they do not comply with the globalist agenda. The European Union parliament officially approved the “European Digital Identity Wallet” on Friday, laying... 

Microsoft is facing significant backlash following revelations in its recent diversity report, where it proudly announced that it pays white employees less than their racial minority counterparts in similar roles. The report highlights the company’s “pay equity agenda” and discloses that racial minorities eligible for rewards earn $1.007 for every $1 earned by white employees in... 

The growing debate over Canada’s proposed Online Harms Act, also known as Bill C-63, raises concerns about the erosion of democratic values. Critics argue that the legislation, aimed at curbing “online hate,” could transform Canada into an authoritarian regime rather than upholding democratic principles. The comparison is drawn with communist states that adopt deceptive names, similar... 

In anticipation of the upcoming European Union (EU) parliamentary elections and the enforcement of the Digital Services Act, Google is set to launch an extensive anti-misinformation campaign across five EU countries, including Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, and Poland. The initiative, led by Google’s internal unit Jigsaw, aims to address growing concerns about the impact of misinformation... 

In an astonishing development, it has been revealed that New York City Mayor Eric Adams is implementing a pre-paid cash card program for migrants, potentially amounting to a multi-billion dollar endeavor, with significant concerns about fraud controls and accountability. The mayor’s administration, without public discussion, oversight, or consultation with the city council, has partnered with... 

The Biden Department of Justice opened a lawsuit against the State of Tennessee Thursday arguing that state laws that impose additional penalties on sex offenders who are HIV positive “discriminate against people living with HIV.” Under Tennessee law (Title 39 Ch. 13 § 39-13-109), the “Criminal exposure of another to HIV is a Class C felony,” and (Title 39 Ch. 13 § 39-13-516.)... 

Metropolitan (Bishop) Longhin Jar of the Bănceni Monastery in the Chernivtsi region faced a life-threatening assault on January 22, 2024, an incident that recently came to public attention. The Romanian priest, now in the process of recovering from the traumatic attack, addressed his followers, emphasizing the importance of unwavering faith during trying times and urging them not to be swayed by... 

Hungarian President Katalin Novák resigned from her post on Saturday after she admitted to making mistakes in relation to the presidential pardon of a convict who helped to cover up child abuse in a Budapest children’s home. Former justice minister and the governing Fidesz party’s lead candidate in the upcoming European elections, Judit Varga, also announced her decision to resign from parliament... 

Last week, InfoWars host Owen Shroyer had his J6 appeal dismissed. Now, Shroyer is taking is Free Speech case to the Supreme Court. The Gateway Pundit reported on Shroyer’s experience after the Biden Regime jailed the reporter for 60 days for speech crimes. On January 6, 2021, he stood outside the Capitol and warned Trump supporters not to go inside the building. Shroyer also frequently spoke out...