Ashley Rindsberg

Ashley Rindsberg is an investigative journalist who covers the global battle over online information. He is the founder of NeutralPOV, a platform dedicated to exposing manipulation in the digital knowledge ecosystem, with a focus on Wikipedia.

Wikipedia co-founder criticism

November 16, 2025

Wikipedia articles on Jesus reflect bias issues at site

Wikipedia articles on topics like Jesus' "sexuality and marital status" and LGBTQ works about Jesus have raised questions about the site's neutrality.

Wikipedia co-founder criticism

October 9, 2025

Wikipedia's co-founder on anonymous editors, why the site is biased against conservatives and how to fix it

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger, a longtime critic of the platform he helped create, discusses the site's bias issues and exposes the influence of anonymous administrators.

Donald Trump speaking to military senior leaders with American flag backdrop

October 3, 2025

How Wikipedia made Trump an 'authoritarian'

Wikipedia editors have coordinated to label Donald Trump as authoritarian across multiple articles, using identical language and questionable sources to build a narrative.

Charlie Kirk speaks at a TPUSA event

September 11, 2025

Leftist Wikipedia editors twist facts in shameless move to smear Charlie Kirk

Analysis reveals Wikipedia's systematic bias against murdered conservative Charlie Kirk through selective sourcing and spinning across articles.

New York Times spills more ink on Elon Musk, but Twitter's 'Chief Twit' will have last word

October 27, 2022

New York Times spills more ink on Elon Musk, but Twitter's 'Chief Twit' will have last word

The New York Times’ hit piece on Elon Musk landed the very day the Tesla founder became "Chief Twit."

NEW-YORK-TIMES-BUILDING

April 12, 2022

The New York Times must come clean about its own dark history reporting on Ukraine

Most of us have heard about the infamy of Walter Duranty, the New York Times Russia correspondent who (so the story goes) went "rogue" by denying the existence of a devastating famine in Ukraine between 1932 and 1933.

The New York Times dismissed the Biden laptop story as "Russian disinformation" at the height of the 2020 presidential campaign.

March 25, 2022

The mainstream media's political activism is this country's greatest threat to freedom of speech

While the mainstream media regularly proclaims itself to be America’s great defender of free speech, it is now the elite’s most effective mechanism for shutting down politically inconvenient news and opinion.