The Propaganda FilesPlatforms & Power
The press decides what's reported. The platforms decide what's seen. These files document how the biggest platforms, and the government offices that leaned on them, filtered political speech.
The Twitter Files
What Twitter's leaders told the public and Congress about political neutrality, set against the internal records released in the Twitter Files.
The Facebook Files
The FBI's standing meetings with Facebook, the throttled laptop story, the White House pressure Zuckerberg later admitted, and the fact-checking system Meta abandoned.
The YouTube & Google Files
YouTube's removal policies under Susan Wojcicki, the senators and doctors it suspended, Alphabet's 2025 admission of administration pressure, and the internal Google documents leaked in 2019.
The Reddit Files
Who owns Reddit, who moderates it, which communities it banned, and what the research says about how political speech is removed there.
The Censorship Bureau
The federal offices that flagged Americans' speech to platforms: the Disinformation Governance Board, CISA's 'switchboarding,' the Election Integrity Partnership, the State Department's Global Engagement Center, and the White House itself.