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Washington Post Backs State Department’s Global Engagement Center Amid Censorship Controversies
The entity has flagged social media posts for censorship and has been sued for its promotion of censorship technology.
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The Modern Car: A Surveillance Device on Wheels
The massive amount of surveillance data that can be deleted if you know how.
FBI and DHS Share and Receive “Extremism” Data With Social Media and Gaming Companies
A new report reveals how the agencies and games companies interact.
Federal Reserve Declares CBDC a “Key Duty” to Congress, Despite Public Statements Attempting to Downplay Its Focus
“If you don’t think the Fed is pursuing a CBDC, think again.”
US Pushes for Global AI Regulations at UN, Calling for “Effective Safeguards”
The resolution calls for “responsible” and “inclusive” AI.
House Votes to Force TikTok Owner ByteDance to Divest
The bill’s prospects in the Senate are more uncertain.
Report: Federal Government Asked Big Banks to Surveil Purchases of VPNs and Gift Cards, Transfers to Crowdsourcing Sites
New documents pull back the curtain on the federal government’s shocking push for mass financial surveillance that reportedly targeted millions of Americans.
Republicans Probe GoFundMe and Eventbrite Over Government Transaction Surveillance
Feds were already caught surveilling other forms of financial transactions. The House Weaponization committee wants to know if more companies were involved.
Bipartisan Bill Could Force China’s ByteDance to Sell TikTok
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a bill that forces TikTok’s parent company to divest its US operations.
Biden Goes to Court, Demanding Warrantless Surveillance Powers
An attempt to bypass Congress.
Former US Attorney Barbara McQuade Calls the First Amendment an “Achilles Heel”
McQuade is on a press tour promoting a book that calls for censorship of “disinformation.”
New Bill Aims to Protect Citizens From Biden’s CBDC Plans
Republican senators band together on a new bill to ban centrally controlled currencies.
