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The new law pairs mandatory curtailment with a voluntary demand response procurement program. Read More.

For privacy advocates, the strategy raises red flags due to its promotion of interoperable digital ID programs and a surveillance-oriented model of governance. Read More.

Susan Monarez, Ph.D., affirmed her belief that “vaccines save lives,” and pledged to prioritize vaccine availability. She said mRNA vaccines are “safe and with demonstrated efficacy,” and that she was unaware of any confirmed scientific link between vaccines and autism. Read More.

With the veteran suicide rate so high, there’s no shortage of speculations as to why. The national suicide rate among veterans is 50% higher than that of civilians. Read More.

The cancer of divisiveness is eating away at the Republican Party, and it’s time we acknowledged an uncomfortable truth: social media has polluted our movement with the very collectivist thinking we once rejected. Read More.

As the world of artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, a controversy involving Microsoft's AI models has ignited a heated debate about intellectual property rights. Read More.

“This requirement furthers the lawful end of preventing children from accessing sexually explicit content.” Read More.

What begins as a fix for teen privacy risks becoming a blueprint for mass surveillance by design. Read More.

Censorship spins a tangled web. But now, the spider’s been caught. Read More.

'The Murdochs really hate Trump. There's no one who hates Trump more than the Murdochs,' Carlson said on his show this week. Read More.

President Donald Trump called CNN and MSNBC "gutless losers" on Tuesday over their reporting on the bombing of Iran while CNN filmed him from the South Lawn. Read More.

Hundreds of conservative Americans found themselves on TSA terror watchlists, including the Quiet Skies program, due to their social media activity, a whistleblower has revealed. Read More.

I’ve covered a lot of speech crime indictments here at the plague chronicle. Read More.

A terrifying new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has found that extensive use of ChatGPT may be rotting our brains. Read More.

We cannot afford to build AI systems that mirror authoritarian approaches to information control. Read More.