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A Battle Revisited: The Supreme Court’s History With Age Verification and Online Anonymity Bans
Exploring past attempts.
The Selfie Surveillance State: How Digital ID Systems May Soon Decide if You Fly
As the final phase of biometric digital ID testing advances, concerns rise over privacy and the long-term retention of biometric data collected by federal agencies.
Report: Biden Administration Rushes Digital ID Plans
Push for digital IDs ignites debates on privacy, security, and the future of online anonymity in America.
House Committee Slams EU For X Censorship Threats
House Judiciary Committee escalates a transatlantic free speech battle, accusing the EU of wielding regulations as political weapons.
VP Nominee JD Vance Calls for Breaking Up Google
Vance’s tech policies could reshape the industry’s landscape, with potential ramifications for Big Tech’s dominance and the future of cryptocurrencies.
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey Advocates for Tech-State Separation Criticizes, Big Tech Censorship Influence
Bailey warns of more government coerced censorship.
The Biased Hidden Kingmaker of Google News
Examining the bias.
Lawmakers Request Delay on Meta’s Shutdown of “Fact-Checker” Favorite Content Surveillance Tool
Meta’s decision to shut down a content surveillance tool called CrowdTangle, announced earlier in the year and about to take effect next month, has met with opposition from a group of US lawmakers. CrowdTangle, which the giant bought in 2016, has over the years been “repurposed” by “fact-checke
Tech Giants Face Scrutiny As Trump Assassination Attempt is Omitted From Autosuggest and AI
Google’s autocomplete system omits search predictions about the recent attempt on Trump’s life, sparking debates on political bias and information control in AI technologies.
Kennedy Lawsuit Against Biden Administration’s Censorship Demands Heads To Lower Court
Legal showdown over Biden administration’s social media policies heats up with key court decisions pending.
Democrats Urge OpenAI To Allow Government Access to Models Before They Go Public
Government overreach and Big Tech collusion in AI regulation.
Internet Archive Defends Digital Lending in Court
Judges focus on publishers’ profits over public access, while Internet Archive removes half a million books amidst legal strife.












