Cindy Harper
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BC Nursing Regulator Rules Public Gender Criticism as Professional Misconduct
The ruling raises questions about the limits of professional neutrality in an era of ideological division.
Speech, Censure, and the Fight Over Fair Play: Maine Rep. Laurel Libby Takes Her Battle to Court
Libby says she’s not just fighting for her seat—she’s fighting for the right to call it like she sees it.
UK Cyber Watchdog Caves? NCSC Scrubs Encryption Advice Amid Apple Backdoor Push
The NCSC’s quiet deletion of encryption advice raises fresh concerns over government influence on cybersecurity policy.
Tim Scott’s Crackdown: The Push to End Debanking
Scott’s bill aims to curb banks’ discretion in denying services, drawing bipartisan attention to financial access concerns.
GOP vs. Google: House Republicans Turn Up the Heat on Biden-Era Censorship
House Republicans demand internal Alphabet records in probe of alleged government censorship.
Britain’s AI Spy Machine Gears Up for the Next Wave of Censorship
AI-driven “disinformation” platform enables UK government to track social media posts, including political opinions.
Pro-Censorship Brazilian Justice Orders Nationwide Ban on Rumble
Brazil’s judiciary expands its crackdown on dissent, targeting foreign platforms that refuse to censor political opponents.
VP JD Vance Criticizes European Censorship, Calls for Free Speech as Basis for US-Europe Alliances at CPAC
Vance warns European allies that censorship threatens the foundation of Western alliances.
Ireland’s Election “Misinformation” Censorship Law Delayed Amid Opposition
The Irish government scrambles to amend its stalled election misinformation law as even usually pro-censorship EU have concerns.
Australia Delays Forced Big Tech Media Payment Law Amid Trump’s Tariff Threats
Legacy media outlets wanted Big Tech platforms to be forced to pay them. The law is facing setbacks.
Delaware Faces First Amendment Battle as Pro-Life Centers Sue Over Compelled Speech Law
Legal battle over Delaware’s SB 300 echoes past free speech fights.
Jackson Reverses Facial Recognition Ban, Approves Police Use
Supporters see a crime-fighting breakthrough, while critics warn of privacy risks and potential bias.