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Fed Under Fire for “Debanking” Rules as Powell Promises a Rewrite
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pledged to revise Fed manual language on “controversial commentary” after scrutiny from Senator Cynthia Lummis.
German Court Orders X to Share Data with Researchers Ahead of National Vote
The ruling forces X to hand over election-related data, setting a precedent for state intervention in online discourse.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Demands Google Restore “Gulf of Mexico” Name, Threatens Legal Action
Sheinbaum’s demand is rare, as leaders seldom challenge name changes that don’t affect their own country. Google Maps in Mexico, still list it as the Gulf of Mexico.
UK Could Weaken Online Censorship Law To Avoid US Trade Battle
London weighs free speech against trade as Washington pressures Labour to amend online censorship laws.
Over 100 Countries Back UN-Linked AI Pact Pushing Censorship and Surveillance
Global AI summit advances UN-backed governance, but concerns grow over censorship and surveillance ties.
Trudeau at AI Action Summit: AI Must Be Controlled to Prevent “Disinformation” and “Cynicism”
Trudeau’s AI agenda signals a push for government control, censorship, and corporate alignment under the guise of safety.
Judge Blocks Texas Online Digital ID Law, Citing Constitutional Concerns
The court’s decision highlights growing concerns over government overreach, online privacy, free speech, and digital ID in internet content regulation.
Tim Pool Joins Rumble, Bringing Exclusive Content to Rumble Premium
Tim Pool joins Rumble with exclusive content, live political analysis, cultural commentary, and in-depth discussions, strengthening the platform’s independent media presence.
MembersInternews Exposed: A US-Funded Government Censorship Machine That Crushed Online Dissent
A nonprofit funded by the US government controls narratives while claiming to support press freedom.
Revealed: The Biden Administration Granted $5M to “Misinformation” and “Harassment” Prevention
The $5 million NSF grant to GWU raises concerns over government-backed speech regulation and selective expert protection.
Google Tightens Its Grip on Chrome Extensions as Ad Blockers Take the Hit
Google’s Manifest V3 rollout tightens control over Chrome extensions, limiting ad blockers and privacy tools.
Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Flock Safety Surveillance in Norfolk to Proceed
The lawsuit challenges whether AI-powered surveillance cameras, automated license plate readers, and data retention practices violate constitutional privacy rights in Norfolk.