House Republicans Allege Federal Agencies and Tech Companies Colluded to Censor Conservatives

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed three government agencies as part of a Republican-led investigation into allegations of censorship.
Jordan is requesting communications between the agencies and private companies and third-party groups to determine if the agencies "coerced, pressured, worked with, or relied upon social media and other tech companies in order to censor speech."
Republicans have used their majority to spotlight their allegations that the government unfairly targets conservatives.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) has issued subpoenas to officials representing three federal agencies as part of the House Judiciary Committee's probe into whether the federal government "coerced" Big Tech platforms to censor speech.
Republicans have argued that the federal government and Big Tech companies have sought to use social media to censor conservative viewpoints online.