Tennessee
Bill That Would Push for Online ID Checks Is Scheduled for Markup This Week
The new laws would mandate online platforms to check age of users, undermining online privacy in the name of protecting kids.
Volleyball Player Says ChatGPT Scolded Her Against Idea of Banning Biological Men From Woman’s Sports
Alleged bias from Microsoft-backed AI tool ChatGPT.
Justice Department Sues to Break Up Google’s Monopolistic Ad Business
A major antitrust lawsuit.
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How Data Brokers Tell Law Enforcement Everywhere You’ve Been, Often Without a Warrant
A phone’s quiet trail can become a police file without ever meeting a judge.
Private Prison Wants a Judge to Shut Down Criticism on Twitter
Requesting a gag order.
Federation of State Medical Boards Introduces Misinformation Policy
Doctors could face disciplinary action for going against specific convention.
Bi-Partisan Bill Would Push Big Tech and Big Media to Make Content Distribution Deals
Further cementing the alliance.
Media Cartel Hearing: Senator Blackburn Criticizes Big Tech Partnerships With Mainstream Media
Pushback against the bill.
Teen Kicked From Cheerleading Squad Over TikTok Dance Videos
Schools and employees are increasing using actions on social media as a way to punish students and employees.
Tennessee Vaccine Chief Caught Mailing a Dog Muzzle to Herself, Investigation Alleges
In an online world where victimhood is currency and feigning harassment is to the go-to response to criticism, stories like this are increasingly common.
Sen. Bill Hagerty Proposes Bill to Make Platforms With Over 100 Million Users “Common Carriers”
The latest bill aimed to curb Big Tech censorship.












