Kentucky
House Vote Keeps Federal “Kill Switch” Vehicle Mandate Despite Privacy Concerns
Lawmakers split not only over funding, but over how much control Americans should surrender to their cars.
Kentucky Launches Mobile ID App Amid Broader Push for Digital Identity and Age Verification Law
By linking digital credentials to real-world use, Kentucky edges closer to merging physical and online identity.
Texas Sues Roblox Over Child Safety Failures, Joining Multi-State Push for Digital ID
The lawsuits may target Roblox, but the real battleground is whether digital ID systems become the price of admission to everyday online life.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman Sues Roblox, Urges ID Age Verification
A courtroom fight over Roblox could reshape how Americans prove who they are every time they log on.
AI Regulation Ban Crumbles as Senators Rebel
Blackburn’s rapid reversal reveals the deep fractures in Congress over who should police artificial intelligence.
Kentucky Official Sued for Violating Whistleblower’s First Amendment Rights
A Kentucky official faces a First Amendment lawsuit after blocking a whistleblower from his public social media page.
Former NIH Chief of Staff Denies Suppressing Lab Leak Theory Amid Pandemic Censorship Allegations
Her testimony faces backlash amid rising evidence of social media censorship.
Google Is Ordered To Identify Who Watched Certain YouTube Videos
A massively overreaching and broad order.
Congress Extends Mass Surveillance Program
FISA has been renewed until Spring 2024.
Rand Paul Speaks Out Against Two-Tiered Justice System Exposed in Police State Documentary
People are afraid to publicly speak out.
Thomas Massie Tried, But Failed, To Stop “Kill Switch” Mandate That Could Disable Vehicles
Technology allowing more central control.
Watch: FBI and DHS Heads Are Slammed for Pressuring Big Tech to Censor Americans
As expected, they downplayed or denied their agencies’ actions.