Censorship in the media: Aggregated censorship stories for 28th of September, 2026

Monday, September 28, 2026

At the Anti-Censorship Technology Company, we are beginning an effort to aggregate and share relevant news articles on the topic of censorship. We don't own the materials and have no relationship with the publishers, but we want to share relevant content wherever we find it, linking you to the source.

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Failure to protect free speech could cost Labour votes at next election, says Liberty | The Guardian

Are people starting to push back against attacks on free speech in the UK? Human rights group Liberty warns that the Labour Party could lose votes in the next general election due to public concern over the government’s perceived failure to protect free speech. The polling highlights a significant demand for a more consistent, non-partisan approach to safeguarding freedom of expression in the face of controversial policies and rhetoric.

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Washington Examiner | Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government | Tiffany Donnelly | Washington Examiner

Fear tactics are being used that could silence more than just corporate entities. The article warns that emerging state-level legislation aimed at curbing corporate political spending may infringe upon First Amendment rights by threatening the ability of civic organizations to organize and speak freely on public issues. It argues that these measures, while framed as a means to limit "dark money," could ultimately muzzle collective speech and undermine foundational principles of free association.

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AG Blanche rejects calls for new AI laws after rogue agents target US government websites | foxnews.com

Would AI regulation pushed by fear tactics centralize power? At ACTC, we think so. Attorney General Todd Blanche rejected calls for new artificial intelligence legislation, asserting that existing federal laws provide sufficient tools for the government to prosecute bad actors who target public infrastructure. His position stands in contrast to growing pressure from tech firms and political figures for stricter AI-specific regulations following reports of security breaches by rogue AI agents.

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Blanche says president has right to restrict access to White House and Air Force One - POLITICO | politico.com

Kellyanne Blanche asserted that the president maintains the authority to restrict access to the White House and Air Force One, underscoring the executive branch's power to manage security and proximity to high-profile government assets.

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Donald Trump media ban: Inside the Donald Trump media ban fight: Todd Blanche says 'White House is a privilege' | The Economic Times

Is Trump abusing power on this topic, or is it hair-brained to assert that White House access is a "right?" If it's a right, then why don't more organizations have access to begin with? A federal judge has ordered the White House to restore press credentials for news organizations that were previously banned by the Trump administration for publishing "fake news." The ruling addresses concerns over freedom of the press, as the court found that the administration's actions lacked proper due process and a valid national security justification.

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