Alaska
Alaska Plots AI-Driven Digital Identity, Payments, and Biometric Data System
The state’s new system could turn bureaucracy into automation, and consent into a checkbox no one really controls.
Judge Allows Fired Catholic Flight Attendant’s Lawsuit to Proceed
A late-night galley chat and a decade-old digital trail now sit at the center of a legal storm United Airlines couldn’t quietly taxi away from.
Grounded for His Beliefs? Flight Attendant Fights Back Against United Airlines
United Airlines faces legal battle over alleged wrongful termination tied to employee’s religious beliefs expressed on social media.
Emmy-nominated producer Nancy Armstrong to join Rumble board after it goes public
Armstrong has over 20 years of experience in the media industry.
The “right to control the commercial use of your persona” can be used to censor internet content, court rules
An unforeseen challenge to free speech.
Legislator accuses Facebook of bearing responsibility for death of Alaskans
Blames a lack of censorship.