Senator Amy Klobuchar Can’t Take A Joke, Demands Censorship Law
August 25, 2025
A senator’s wounded ego just became the blueprint for federal speech policing.
A senator’s wounded ego just became the blueprint for federal speech policing.
Trump’s banking order swings at the branches while the payment giants holding the trunk stand untouched.
The country that once led the world on privacy is now drafting a manual for how to make surveillance effortless.
The good old days are over. Now every word gets funneled into the great surveillance machine.
The online “safety” act is actually a threat.
Every login is a data breach rehearsing its lines.
These gatekeepers of online speech don’t own platforms, they own the rails your money rides on.
From hobbyist astrologers to mid-tier YouTubers, anyone who speculated too freely is now being treated like a digital accomplice to coordinated defamation.
Julie Inman Grant targets YouTube as Australia moves to impose digital ID rules.
Europe bets that mandatory audits and algorithm scrutiny can be framed as digital safety, not censorship.
A retiree’s sarcastic meme triggered a courtroom saga that feels more dystopian than democratic.
The Digital Services Act is a velvet glove over a closed fist.
A secret algorithm and zero transparency: welcome to justice by vibes.
Parents with questions became potential suspects in a bureaucratic algorithm built to profile dissent.
The only thing more choreographed than the fight scenes in Ballerina is the studio’s campaign to silence anyone who doesn’t clap on cue.
In Brussels, speakers cast the DSA not as reform but as Europe’s most sophisticated tool yet for silencing dissent.
Installing homebrew or backing up your own games can now turn your Switch into a $300 souvenir.
Bad posture, sweaty palms, or talking to yourself could now qualify as precursors to crime on your morning commute.
AI now stands center stage in the DOJ’s case, portrayed as the next frontier Google plans to quietly conquer with a monopoly’s muscle.
NIH, UC Irvine, UnidosUS, and Peraton face scrutiny as federal misinformation programs unravel under executive review.
The real battlefield isn’t the street; it’s your screen, your feed, and your inbox.
Mark Carney dodges Epstein jabs in Hamilton while reviving failed Liberal plans for speech control via Bill C-36 and Bill C-63.
Brussels wants to tame the world’s noisiest platform with the world’s driest rulebook.
Silenced for questioning the orthodoxy, Bhattacharya now holds the microphone at the institution that once turned it off.
A senator’s wounded ego just became the blueprint for federal speech policing.
Trump’s banking order swings at the branches while the payment giants holding the trunk stand untouched.
The country that once led the world on privacy is now drafting a manual for how to make surveillance effortless.
The good old days are over. Now every word gets funneled into the great surveillance machine.
The online “safety” act is actually a threat.
Every login is a data breach rehearsing its lines.
These gatekeepers of online speech don’t own platforms, they own the rails your money rides on.
From hobbyist astrologers to mid-tier YouTubers, anyone who speculated too freely is now being treated like a digital accomplice to coordinated defamation.
Julie Inman Grant targets YouTube as Australia moves to impose digital ID rules.
Europe bets that mandatory audits and algorithm scrutiny can be framed as digital safety, not censorship.
A retiree’s sarcastic meme triggered a courtroom saga that feels more dystopian than democratic.
The Digital Services Act is a velvet glove over a closed fist.
A secret algorithm and zero transparency: welcome to justice by vibes.
Parents with questions became potential suspects in a bureaucratic algorithm built to profile dissent.
The only thing more choreographed than the fight scenes in Ballerina is the studio’s campaign to silence anyone who doesn’t clap on cue.
In Brussels, speakers cast the DSA not as reform but as Europe’s most sophisticated tool yet for silencing dissent.
Installing homebrew or backing up your own games can now turn your Switch into a $300 souvenir.
Bad posture, sweaty palms, or talking to yourself could now qualify as precursors to crime on your morning commute.
AI now stands center stage in the DOJ’s case, portrayed as the next frontier Google plans to quietly conquer with a monopoly’s muscle.
NIH, UC Irvine, UnidosUS, and Peraton face scrutiny as federal misinformation programs unravel under executive review.
The real battlefield isn’t the street; it’s your screen, your feed, and your inbox.
Mark Carney dodges Epstein jabs in Hamilton while reviving failed Liberal plans for speech control via Bill C-36 and Bill C-63.
Brussels wants to tame the world’s noisiest platform with the world’s driest rulebook.
Silenced for questioning the orthodoxy, Bhattacharya now holds the microphone at the institution that once turned it off.
