Florida
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UCF Hit With First Amendment Violation Lawsuit Over Its “Bias Response Team”
The university was punishing students over their speech.
The Most Banned Woman Online, Laura Loomer, Announces Fresh Bid for Congress
Loomer is running for Florida’s District 21.
The Supreme Court Is Deciding Whether to Hear Laura Loomer’s Big Tech Censorship Case
We should know by the end of this week.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Drafts New Data Privacy Law Bill to Curb Big Tech
The draft bill will be introduced in March.
Gov Ron DeSantis’ Proposals for Big Tech Censorship Reform Will Be Scuppered by the First Amendment
An interesting attempt that will ultimately likely fail.
Biden’s Justice Department Arrests Trump Supporter Over 2016 Hillary Voting Memes
Douglass Mackey faces 10 years in prison.
The Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google Has Been Filed
22 years after its creation, the company is facing scrutiny for its monopoly.
Florida Likely to Be First State to Get Digital Driving Licenses, Raising Privacy Concerns
Other states will likely follow.
Google Handed Over to Police Data on Everyone Who Searched for Certain Terms
While in this case they got the right guy, the practice raises privacy implications.
Assistant Principal Demoted Over Facebook Post, Despite Investigation Finding It Was Not Meant to Be Hurtful
Cancel culture goes into overdrive.
FEC Questioned on Election Ethics of Big Tech Censoring Laura Loomer but Not Her Rival
“Can these tech companies legally grant material benefit to one political candidate, but not another?” the letter asks.
