Newspapers at two of the nation's top universities have come under fire from left-wing campus activists in recent weeks for the crime of conforming to well-established journalistic practices. 
YouTube and the conservative Heritage Foundation are butting heads after the Google-owned video streaming site removed a video in which a leading doctor questioned the medical community's acceptance of transgenderism. YouTube claimed some of the doctor's statements violated a new policy against hate speech. 
A Massachusetts Democrat is pushing a bill that would make it a crime to maliciously call someone a "bitch" within the commonwealth. 
Protesters chanted slogans, held up signs, and wore shirts reading “Free Hong Kong” at a Wednesday game between the Washington Wizards and a Chinese professional basketball team.
American video game developer Blizzard Entertainment banned a professional gamer from its tournaments after he expressed support for the ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. 
The National Basketball Association (NBA) sided with China after a team executive expressed support for pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. 
Sen. Tom Cotton released a statement on Thursday that slammed Google's decision to launch a search engine in China that will comply with China's censorship demands. 
A non-governmental organization that promotes freedom of information worldwide on Monday urged journalists who use Apple iCloud China to stop doing so by the end of the month, when control of their data will pass to the Chinese government. 