Minnesota
Banned Chinese Surveillance Tech Is Being Used by US Authorities to Track Criminals in Realtime
The system could be used to find anyone anywhere.
Senator Klobuchar Says Facebook’s Trump Ban Doesn’t Go Far Enough
Klobuchar is doing the rounds promoting her new book on antitrust, breaking up Big Tech and is calling for more censorship.
An Update on the Project Veritas Lawsuit Against the New York Times
The New York Times attempts to say its reporting is “opinion” to avoid liability.
Google Shadowbans News About Minnesota Violence in Its Search Results for “Riots Today”
Other search engines provide news about the Minnesota riots when the same search term is used.
Minneapolis Council Wanted to Pay “Influencers” $2,000 to Combat Misinformation Surrounding Derek Chauvin Trial
Critics accused the council of wanting to use propaganda.
Doctor Faces Investigation Over Alleged Social Media “Misinformation”
Jensen’s comments went viral and now he faces an inquiry.
Minnesota Court Says Revenge Porn Is Free Speech, Now It May Go to the Supreme Court for Final Say
Courts can’t agree so it’s likely the Supreme Court will have to weigh in.
Twitter Insults Were Protected by the First Amendment in Minnesota Case, State Supreme Court Rules
The court said the law used to convict a high school student for insulting another teen on Twitter is overly broad and violates the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment guarantee of free speech.