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Biometric Entry for Major League Baseball Games Is Becoming More Prevalent
The rise of facial recognition tech in sports.
Transparency Troubles: The Global Disinformation Index Faces Scrutiny Over Government Ties and Biased Practices
More controversy surrounding the pro-censorship group.
Senator Josh Hawley, Babylon Bee, and Other Groups Ask the Supreme Court to Favor Florida and Texas Anti-Censorship Laws
The court is set to rule next month.
Pfizer Attempts to Dismiss Texas Lawsuit That Accused It of Working to Censor Vaccine Criticism
Pfizer claims the Texas court has no authority.
Media Matters Sues Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Over Investigation Into Its Demonetization Pressure
Media Matters accuses Paxton of violating the First Amendment.
Republicans Rally Behind Anti-Censorship Lawsuit Filed Against Biden Administration
Defending the free speech of news outlets.
Mozilla Asks the Supreme Court to Rule Against Florida and Texas Social Media Free Speech Laws
The browser company weighs in.
The State of Texas, the Daily Wire and the Federalist Sue the State Department Over Censorship Regime
After a mountain of evidence has accumulated, people are pushing back.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Files Lawsuit Against Pfizer, Alleging It Conspired to Censor Vaccine Criticism
Paxton highlighted the actions of a Pfizer board member’s demands on social media platforms.
Texas AG Launches Investigation Into Media Matters, for “Potential Fraudulent Activity” After X Accused the Group of Manipulating Data
X has accused Media Matters of intentionally misrepresenting data to harm the company.
The Supreme Court Will Hear the Case on Florida and Texas Banning Big Tech From Censoring Citizens
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to review the legitimacy of two landmark laws from Texas and Florida aimed at preventing tech giants from censoring content posted on their platforms. This decision has been rightly hailed as potentially resulting in a pivotal constitutional judgment o
