End U.N. Censorship Act

This bill would block U.S. government money from being used to help the United Nations’ “iVerify” tool, which checks and flags information, and would also block funding for any similar effort that labels speech as “mal‑,” “mis‑,” or “dis‑information.” It also stops voluntary U.S. contributions to the U.N. or other international groups if the money would support iVerify or similar projects. Any funds held back under this bill would be canceled, sent to the U.S. Treasury, and not treated as money the U.S. still owes the U.N.

Key points:

• Who is affected: U.S. federal agencies that give money to the U.N. or other international organizations; U.N. programs tied to iVerify or similar tools.
• What changes: No federal funds can develop, run, or support iVerify or any effort that labels speech as misinformation, and related U.S. contributions are cut off and canceled.
• When: Would apply after it becomes law; withheld funds are canceled and returned to the Treasury rather than owed later.