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Keir Starmer’s Free Speech Paradox
Keir Starmer’s government claims to champion free speech while expanding censorship laws that empower bureaucrats to police online discourse.
Idaho’s Free Speech Crackdown: House Speaker’s Bill Would Make Lying a Felony
A proposed Idaho bill would make knowingly spreading false information a felony, raising serious concerns about free speech and government overreach.
Trump Slams UK’s Push to Weaken Apple Security as a Move Straight Out of China’s Playbook
Trump condemns UK’s push for Apple to weaken encryption, comparing it to Chinese surveillance.
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DOJ Caught in a Lie: How the Biden Administration Helped the UK Undermine Encryption
A brewing encryption war tests the limits of government power and digital privacy.
Brazil Fines X $1.4M as Justice Alexandre De Moraes Tightens Grip on Social Media
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes fines X $1.4M for noncompliance in a crackdown on pro-Bolsonaro commentator Allan dos Santos.
Signal President Meredith Whittaker Threatens to Exit Sweden Over Encryption Backdoor Proposal
Signal’s president takes a stand, warning that encryption backdoors in Sweden could compromise global security.
Jim Jordan Subpoenas Tech Giants for Documents on Foreign Censorship of American Speech
The US House Judiciary Committee, led by Jim Jordan, subpoenas Big Tech over alleged foreign government censorship, citing laws in the EU, Canada, and more.
British Journalist Allison Pearson Sues Essex Police Over Investigation Into Social Media Post
Pearson’s lawsuit challenges what she sees as a politicized use of police resources against lawful speech.
UK MPs Push for AI Meme Censorship, Encryption Backdoors, and Social Media Crackdowns
UK lawmakers are looking for ways to push censorship and reduce privacy.
US Vice President JD Vance Criticizes UK Censorship Policies During Keir Starmer’s White House Visit
Vance’s remarks highlight growing tensions over digital freedoms between the US and UK, as the country routinely has people arrested for speech.
House Advances Bill to Block Foreign Officials Who Censor Americans
The House advances a bill to block foreign officials who censor Americans from entering the US.
Firefox Stands Up for Ad and Tracking Blockers, Keeping Both Old and New Web Rules
Firefox stands firm on privacy by keeping Manifest V2 support—despite Google’s push for V3.
