Trump Censorship Machine Loses Again In Court
George Porteous—Editor in Chief of Stanford Daily—hailed the decision: “The reporters in our newsroom shouldn’t have to fear that writing a story will result in their deportation.
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New Study Proposes Creation Of Data Rights Associations To Counteract AI Abuses
Data rights associations could “level the playing field between the techno-elites and the communities most directly impacted,” Cochrane says.
Why Was The Obama White House Tracking a Florida Tech Firm’s Patent Fight? Founder Sees A Suspicious Timeline
The Oversight Project, a watchdog group, filed a lawsuit on behalf of ParkerVision Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida against the National Archives and Records Administration.
The High Cost Of The Automated Flock-Camera Surveillance State
These are just some of the ones who have been caught or accused of abusing Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs), the most well known of which operate under the “Flock” brand.
Supreme Court Allows White House Ballroom Construction To Continue
The massive project of the East Wing ballroom is estimated at $400 million, funded through private donations rather than tax dollars.
North Carolina Teen Dies After Contracting Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba
The microscopic organism is typically found in warm freshwater such as ponds and rivers.
‘There’s No Portland Exception To The Constitution’: Mom Sues School Over Trans Policies
Portland, Oregon, native Allison Roberts sued her school district earlier this month, alleging retaliation for her free speech in opposition to the school’s transgender policies.
John Ternus Becomes Apple CEO, Succeeding Tim Cook
Ternus, a longtime Apple executive, assumes leadership as the company faces growing competition in artificial intelligence.
Duffy and Mullin Target Illegal Immigrant Trucking, Immigration Fraud Network
The initiative looks to encourage cooperation across federal, state, and local government agencies to secure American highways and strengthen border security.
Social Media Companies Step Up Efforts To Identify Underage Users
The company plans to use contextual clues, including birthday posts and school-related activity, to identify users who may be under 13.
It’s Homecoming Week For Congress, Here’s What Republicans COULD Do:
The Senate left the House with a new version of a bipartisan continuing resolution.
Florida Prepares To Execute 74-Year-Old Man In 14th Execution This Year
A vigil opposing the execution is planned outside the prison, while the state is scheduled to administer a three-drug lethal injection.
US Job Openings Rise To 7.3 Million As Labor Market Holds Steady
So far this year, employers have added an average of about 61,000 jobs per month, while the unemployment rate has remained relatively low at 4.1%.
Trump’s Stolen Venezuelan Crude Oil Sent To Israel
The profits are expected to enrich oil company executives and elites rather than ordinary citizens.
The Ethical Foundations Of The Just War Doctrine
Unfortunately, many now treat the just war doctrine as a presumption that launching war is morally upstanding so long as a “just cause” can be found to rationalize it.
