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A Former Facebook employee and Air Force veteran is suing Facebook (now known as Meta) claiming that he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about fellow employees accessing deleted user data and sharing it with law enforcement. Read More.

Automated content scanning. Read More.

Author and former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson has been reinstated on Twitter after being banished from the platform last year. Read More.

Last week, the Supreme Court punctuated a blockbuster term with a significant administrative law case. Although West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency was not as flashy as gun control or abortion, Read More.

Even those who were denied a license also had their details leaked. Read More.

One of Facebook’s “fact checkers” flagged a post last week from the Babylon Bee, the leading conservative satirical website, Read More.

New auto-censorship tool. Read More.

The Chinese-owned video app TikTok has confirmed that employees within the communist dictatorship can access the personal data of U.S. users. Read More.

The website for National Right to Life Committee is offline after apparently being targeted for cyberattack. Read More.

Apparently, people love the idea of a dystopian future. Read More.

The California government has leaked an enormous volume of personal data on the state's gun owners—including the name and address of every concealed carry permit holder in the state. Read More.

'It's like a trojan horse of progressivism that is detrimental to our freedoms," Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks says. Read More.

The likely-unconstitutional bill is heading to the Senate Appropriations Committee. Read More.

Canada’s communications regulatory agency, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) could force tech companies to “manipulate” their algorithms to favor Canadian content, according to CRTC Chairman Ian Scott. Read More.

“It doesn’t seem to do very well.” Read More.