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EU Blames Disinfo, Not Grid Failures, for Widespread Blackouts
As Europe grapples with failing power grids, officials would rather prep you for the apocalypse than fix the wiring. Read More.
The case for defunding NPR and PBS is about a lot more than bias
It is impossible to even imagine Democrats allowing a conservative media organization to be backed by taxpayer funds for 55 years. Read More.
James Rubin Defends Disbanded GEC, Blames GOP, Russia
Rubin clings to Cold War scripts as cover for a censorship regime that couldn’t survive sunlight. Read More.
Trump budget would eliminate CISA disinformation offices, alleging censorship
President Trump proposed shuttering the disinformation offices and programs at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), alleging in the White House budget request that they contributed to the censorship of the president and his supporters. Read More.
Major Microsoft service used by 2bn people permanently shut down Monday after shock decision
Today, Microsoft shut down a major service used by 2 billion people after a 21-year-long run. The tech giant warned users they will no longer have access to their accounts from here on out. Read More.
Trump admin launches ‘White House Wire’ after axing wire spots from press pool
“The White House has its own wire now. Read what we’re reading.” Read More.
President Trump Halts Funding for NPR, PBS.
President Donald J. Trump issued a new Executive Order late Thursday that ceases federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Read More.
New York Is Quietly Rolling Out Precrime Tech
Bad posture, sweaty palms, or talking to yourself could now qualify as precursors to crime on your morning commute. Read More.
Meta Exec Apologizes After Conservative Influencer Robby Starbuck Files Multimillion Dollar Defamation Suit
Meta's chief of global affairs, Joel Kaplan, issued an apology to conservative activist Robby Starbuck after he announced a multimillion dollar lawsuit. Read More.
WEF Touts Biometric ID As Key To Global Control: ‘Vital’ For Banking, Benefits, Society
Dystopian vision frames digital ID as the gateway to participation in society, controlled by governments and corporations Read More.
Outrage Erupts as Texas GOP Controlled House Passes Bill That 'Criminalizes Political Memes'
Texas legislators say they are fighting the potential impact of AI on elections; critics say they are stifling free speech. Read More.
Howard Stern Urged Staff to 'Create Fake Twitter Accounts' to Save Show
Howard Stern is being accused of making his employees pretend to be fans of his show with 'fake Twitter accounts' in order to grab the attention of celebrities. Read More.
South Korea Accuses DeepSeek of Unauthorized Data Transfer to Chinese Firm.
PULSE POINTS: ❓What Happened: South Korea's data protection authority found that the Chinese AI app DeepSeek transferred personal data to a cloud services Read More.
University of Dallas Ads Blocked by Google, Meta
The University of Dallas finds itself battling unseen algorithms as tech giants quietly redraw the boundaries of religious expression online. Read More.
The Next Phase of Surveillance? Getting Under Your Skin
According to Yuval Noah Harari, “humans are now hackable animals.” He said, “We now see mass surveillance systems established even in democratic countries which previously rejected them, and we also see a change in the nature of surveillance. Previously, surveillance was mainly above the skin; now we want it under the skin.” Read More.
