A House subcommittee said in a new report released on Monday that an agency within the Biden administration's Department of Homeland Security conspired with big tech to censor American online speech. The committee obtained non-public documents from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or SISA for short. It revealed that officials within the agency considered creating a so-called anti-misinformation rapid response team, but instead outsourced the censorship operation to a third-party non-government organization that they funded.