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Attorney General Paxton Announces $1.4 Billion Google Settlement Over Biometric Data Collection
The settlement with Google has the largest ever dollar amount for a single state. Read More.
Were Intel Agencies Behind The Doxxing Of A German Right-Wing YouTuber On National Television?
Intelligence agencies are behind the doxxing of the right in many countries, but a technique known as “parallel construction” helps obfuscate these doxxing leaks Read More.
TikTok Illegally Sent Europeans' Personal Data To China, EU Regulators Claim
TikTok has been fined €530 million by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) for illegally transferring Europeans’ personal data to China and failing to be transparent with users, according to the Free Beacon and Politico. Read More.
US senator introduces bill calling for location-tracking on AI chips to limit China access
A U.S. senator introduced a bill on Friday that would direct the Commerce Department to require location verification mechanisms for export-controlled AI chips, in an effort to curb China's access to advanced semiconductor technology.
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Media Warn People Will ‘Lose Their Lives’ Under NIH Grant Policies — Here’s What Happened When Bhattacharya Tried to Set Them Straight
During an interview with Science magazine reporter Jocelyn Kaiser, Kaiser pressed NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya to account for canceled grants. A leaked recording and transcript published today by The Disinformation Chronicle suggest that Science misrepresented Bhattacharya’s statements. Read More.
Texas House committee passes Bitcoin reserve bill for full floor vote
A Bitcoin reserve bill passed by the Texas Senate has made progress in the House, advancing out of committee to head to the floor.
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Trump: Biden high-speed internet program ‘racist,’ ‘unconstitutional’
President Trump ripped former President Biden’s high-speed internet program Thursday, vowing to end what he called a “racist” and “illegal” initiative.
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UK MPs Push Censorship Despite Confusion Over Safety Law
MPs push for censorship powers they don't fully understand, treating ambiguity in the law as a green light for control. Read More.
FTC Describes Instagram as a Groomer's Paradise at Meta Antitrust Trial
Mark Zuckerberg's Instagram platform used automated algorithms that suggested children for groomers and predators to follow on the app, according to a 2019 internal company document presented by the FTC during the ongoing Meta antitrust trial. Read More.
Pam Bondi Says FBI Still Reviewing Epstein Files, Dismisses Comer’s Deletion Claim.
Attorney General Pam Bondi refuted claims by Rep. James Comer that Jeffrey Epstein-related files are missing, stating the Read More.
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.
