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.
A state-mandated shortcut to people’s home screen, whether they want it or not.
A single state law just forced one of the internet’s most privacy-focused platforms to choose between its principles and its users.
Britain’s dangerous speech laws turned a mother into an international flashpoint for civil liberties.
A once-shadowy node of digital censorship vanishes as Gabbard axes the intel bureaucracy from the inside out.
A £20,000 penalty from a London office just met the First Amendment firewall.
The bill’s sprint through Brazil’s Congress reveals more about power than protection.
Dodging digital ID checks could soon come down to a DNS setting instead of a passport photo.
Europe’s “red line” on censorship demands is turning a trade pact into a staring contest.
The fight over California’s child safety law is turning into a referendum on the future of online anonymity and free expression.
A single quiet tweak just made mass public feedback on federal rules a bureaucratic endurance test.
What began as a three-word message became a 332-page inquisition.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
The court didn’t break new ground, but it finally drew a line others refused to.
Age checks on VPNs could mark the next step in Britain’s descent into digital overreach.
Berlin insists on free speech, even as memes come with a price tag and a warrant.
The cops took his phone, his freedom, and nearly his right to be annoying on Facebook.
American legal threats and First Amendment firepower collide with Britain’s latest attempt to stretch its censorship laws across the Atlantic.
Privacy tools are being rebranded as loopholes in need of closure.
Unelected regulators and digital giants huddle to redraw the boundaries of acceptable speech weeks before the Netherlands votes.
Public backlash was treated like background noise as the state wrote its own rules for truth.
The power to cut off payments has become the internet’s bluntest instrument of control.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
The case will now face a jury.
A senator’s wounded ego just became the blueprint for federal speech policing.
A state-mandated shortcut to people’s home screen, whether they want it or not.
A single state law just forced one of the internet’s most privacy-focused platforms to choose between its principles and its users.
Britain’s dangerous speech laws turned a mother into an international flashpoint for civil liberties.
A once-shadowy node of digital censorship vanishes as Gabbard axes the intel bureaucracy from the inside out.
A £20,000 penalty from a London office just met the First Amendment firewall.
The bill’s sprint through Brazil’s Congress reveals more about power than protection.
Dodging digital ID checks could soon come down to a DNS setting instead of a passport photo.
Europe’s “red line” on censorship demands is turning a trade pact into a staring contest.
The fight over California’s child safety law is turning into a referendum on the future of online anonymity and free expression.
A single quiet tweak just made mass public feedback on federal rules a bureaucratic endurance test.
What began as a three-word message became a 332-page inquisition.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
The court didn’t break new ground, but it finally drew a line others refused to.
Age checks on VPNs could mark the next step in Britain’s descent into digital overreach.
Berlin insists on free speech, even as memes come with a price tag and a warrant.
The cops took his phone, his freedom, and nearly his right to be annoying on Facebook.
American legal threats and First Amendment firepower collide with Britain’s latest attempt to stretch its censorship laws across the Atlantic.
Privacy tools are being rebranded as loopholes in need of closure.
Unelected regulators and digital giants huddle to redraw the boundaries of acceptable speech weeks before the Netherlands votes.
Public backlash was treated like background noise as the state wrote its own rules for truth.
The power to cut off payments has become the internet’s bluntest instrument of control.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
The case will now face a jury.
