Facebook banned President Donald Trump from its platform following the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, and on May 5 the company’s Oversight Board upheld the ban and gave Facebook another six months to evaluate its censoring of a president of the United States.

President Joe Biden was planning to boast about one million new jobs his administration created in April, but when the actual number came in at 266,000 — 73% lower than the White House had projected — he had to backpedal. Not surprisingly, the New York Times ran to his rescue.

The conservative Heritage Foundation, which has been battling big government since its founding in 1973, announced in May that it would no longer accept donations from Big Tech companies, such as Google, Facebook, and Apple, until they stopped censoring conservatives.

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