Former NYT Columnist Weiss Drops Second Installment of Twitter Files

Bari Weiss releases the second batch of the Twitter Files, detailing internal decisions about content moderation and account restrictions. The report focuses on how the social media platform handled prominent users behind the scenes.

19 Jun 2026 • 1 min read

Former New York Times columnist Bari Weiss releases the second installment of the Twitter Files, providing a deeper look into the platform's previous content moderation practices. This latest batch of internal documents highlights how Twitter executives make decisions regarding user accounts and visibility filtering.

The report focuses heavily on "shadow banning," a practice where the platform limits the reach of specific accounts without the users' explicit knowledge. Weiss shares internal communications that show workers maintaining private lists of high-profile conservative figures and journalists whose visibility they actively restrict.

This disclosure adds to the ongoing public debate about how major social media companies handle free speech and political neutrality. Tech watchdogs and policymakers use these internal revelations to push for greater transparency and updated regulations regarding how online platforms moderate user content.

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