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House Judiciary Committee Investigates Biden-Harris AI Censorship Allegations with New Subpoenas
Jim Jordan’s House Judiciary Committee is digging into whether AI companies played along with government-backed censorship—because algorithms have politics too.
BC Nursing Regulator Rules Public Gender Criticism as Professional Misconduct
The ruling raises questions about the limits of professional neutrality in an era of ideological division.
MembersRoom 641A: Mark Klein and the NSA’s Perfect Crime
Klein exposed the backbone of mass surveillance, forcing America to confront the cost of its security state.
UK Terrorism Law Overhaul Blasted as “Unacceptable” Threat to Free Speech
Blanket bans on speech could turn bystanders into suspects.
Speech, Censure, and the Fight Over Fair Play: Maine Rep. Laurel Libby Takes Her Battle to Court
Libby says she’s not just fighting for her seat—she’s fighting for the right to call it like she sees it.
EU Resists US Pressure to Weaken Censorship Laws Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
The EU frames its crackdown as transparency, but its sweeping powers look a lot like state-controlled speech.
Alexa’s Privacy Backtrack: Amazon Pushes All Voice Data to the Cloud
Amazon is stripping away a key privacy safeguard, forcing every Alexa request through its servers.
The Fight to Expose the UK’s Secret War on Privacy
Lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic are demanding transparency as Apple fights a secret government order to weaken encryption.
The UK’s Digital ID Power Play: Big Finance and Government Push Corporate IDs
A sweeping digital identity push could reshape business verification in the UK, with big finance, tech, and government all in on the plan.
Manitoba Government Proposes Bill to Regulate Election “Misinformation” and “Deepfakes”
Manitoba’s government pushes a censorship bill wrapped in election integrity rhetoric – but who gets to decide what’s “misinformation”?
JPMorgan Sees the Writing on the Wall, Bans Political and Religious Debanking—For Now
JPMorgan Chase reverses course on political and religious “debanking” after shareholder pressure forces a policy shift.
New York’s Selective Privacy Crusade: Suing Over Data Breaches While Embracing Surveillance
New York’s crackdown on data breaches feels a little rich coming from a state that’s spent years normalizing surveillance and digital ID.