Biden administration
Supreme Court Sides With Biden Administration Over Accusations of Social Media Censorship Pressure
Major implications for free speech.
Amazon Sparks Outrage with “Do Not Promote” Book Ban List Following Biden Admin Pressure
Documents reveal creation of “Do Not Promote” category, sparking criticism over government influence.
Fauci is Called to Testify on Accusations of COVID Speech Suppression
The committee seeks clarity on Fauci’s alleged role in suppressing lab leak discussions and silencing dissent.
Google Pays To Sidestep a Jury in Major Antitrust Trial
The decision could benefit Google by sidestepping a jury’s potentially diverse perspective on complex antitrust issues.
Biden’s Move to Combat AI Abuse Stirs Surveillance and Censorship Fears
On-device surveillance proposals stir debate over privacy rights and the future of digital content monitoring.
RFK Jr. To Challenge TikTok Ban on Constitutional Grounds
Kennedy challenges the impending TikTok ban, citing concerns over political motives rather than real national security issues.
Banking on Surveillance: Republicans Investigate Major Banks’ Warrantless Data Sharing with Federal Agencies
Congressional inquiry into banks’ role in warrantless data surveillance following January 6 raises alarm over potential civil liberties violations and improper government collaboration.
TikTok “Ban” Is Reignited After Getting Wedged Into Ukraine and Israel Funding Bill
The House’s TikTok ban, embedded in a broader foreign aid package, forces the Senate to reconsider its stance.
CDC is Sued For Scrubbing Digital Records
AFL sues federal agencies for purportedly destroying CDC emails, questioning the impartiality of federal record-keeping.
“Weasel Words” – Stella Assange Challenges US Over Julian’s Fate
Stella Assange claims US diplomatic assurances offer no real protection for Julian under the First Amendment.
Shifting Election Narratives and Tech Collusion: Federal Government Continues Outreach to Tech Companies
After a temporary alleged pause, government agencies are back colluding with tech platforms.
FBI and DHS Share and Receive “Extremism” Data with Social Media and Gaming Companies
A new report reveals how the agencies and games companies interact.