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California’s Social Media Law Weakened After X Corp Lawsuit
California's social media "transparency" law is gutted after legal defeat, leaving only minimal reporting requirements. Read More.
New database sheds light on decentralized identity projects across the world
The world’s largest database of decentralized identity projects was unveiled today in Zurich, Switzerland by investment firm Key State Capital. Read More.
Elon Musk Drops Truth Bomb on Washington’s Corrupt Money Machine: "This is Really Going to Get Me Assassinated"
In a candid discussion with Joe Rogan, Elon Musk reveals unsettling truths about political corruption in Washington, implicating both parties while warning of the dire consequences for speaking out. Read More.
Singapore Probes Nvidia AI Chip Shipments By Middlemen To Malaysia Amid DeepSeek Scrutiny
One month after US officials launched an investigation into whether Chinese AI startup DeepSeek acquired Nvidia AI chips through shell companies in Singapore to bypass US trade restrictions, a new report suggests that Singapore has opened a probe into intermediaries allegedly funneling AI semiconductors into Malaysia.
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Judge Says Meta Must Face Lawsuit Alleging Hiring Bias Against US Citizens
A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging that Facebook parent Meta favors hiring foreign workers over U.S. citizens can move forward.
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Elon Musk offers free Starlink upgrade to FAA system, warns system will fail within months
The Starlink terminals are being sent at NO COST to the taxpayer on an emergency basis to restore air traffic control connectivity,” Musk wrote on X. Read More.
White House ejects HuffPost, Reuters, foreign press from Cabinet meeting
Karoline Leavitt reaffirmed the administration’s stance that it has the authority to select which outlets are allowed to cover the president in limited-space events. Read More.
Republicans Introduce Bill to Defund 'Liberal Propaganda' National Public Radio
A new Republican bill aims to eliminate taxpayer funding for National Public Radio, igniting a fierce debate over media bias and fiscal responsibility. What implications could this have for public broadcasting? Read More.
FCC to Brief Lawmakers on Soros Radio Scheme
The official site of the Dan Bongino podcast. Stay up to date on breaking news and information from Dan. Read More.
UK shuts down privacy and inclusion advisory group for One Login
The Government Digital Service has shuttered a group providing advice on how to make its Gov.uk One Login program privacy-preserving, inclusive and accessible. Read More.
Chat Logs Show Queer NSA Employees Discussing Perverted Acts
Employees at the NSA maintained chats on official government channels so they could discuss sexual deviancy while on the job. Read More.
Americans warned: 'You could be arrested as soon as you step foot' in major Western country for your social media posts back home
'Even if it's just a statement about your Christian faith or your political stance' Read More.
Under Trump, America Reclaims The Global Moral High Ground
Under President Donald Trump, the suppression of natural rights by Western powers will no longer be ignored by the United States. Read More.
President Trump Cuts Off Funding for the National Endowment for Democracy
The National Endowment for Democracy is a CIA front group engaged in regime change operations abroad. Read More.
Miller Slams Reporters for Failing To Cover Biden Incompetence
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller addressed the press at Thursday's White House press briefing.
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