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A former employee of left-wing social media giant Twitter has been found guilty of using his position within the company to spy for the government of Saudi Arabia. Read More.

Bloomberg says the DOJ will file its antitrust lawsuit in September. Read More.

Former President Donald Trump’s Florida home, Mar-A-Lago, was raided by FBI agents, Trump announced in a statement on Monday. Read More.

On Friday, iRobot accepted Amazon's $1.7 billion offer to purchase the robot vacuum company. Read More.

Amid calls to monitor more social media posts. Read More.

Elon Musk is countersuing Twitter over his scrubbed $44 billion deal, claiming that the social media company withheld critical information and provided misleading data about the actual size of its user base. Read More.

Desperate to fend off online competition, lobbyists for corporate media companies have once again revived efforts to pass the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA), Read More.

The lawsuit is stayed to see how the other lawsuit against Twitter progresses. Read More.

Wikipedia is introducing restrictions to prevent new and unregistered users from editing the article about economic recession. Read More.

Louisiana and Missouri legal effort boosted by revelation of CDC communications with social media companies, DHS whistleblower on Disinformation Governance Board's scope. Suit incorporates new federal threats for not censoring climate, abortion disinformation. Read More.

Democrats seeking to rein in big business and Republicans worried about censorship have teamed up on legislation to regulate Big Tech, but the opportunity to pass technology-related legislation before the end of the term has shrunken significantly. Read More.

Major U.S. news outlets including CNN, CNBC, and the Associated Press recently met with Chinese Communist Party propagandists flagged by the U.S. government for seeking to “malignly influence” U.S. politics, The National Pulse can reveal. Read More.

Two class-action lawsuits were recently filed against Facebook (now known as Meta) over allegations that the company and major U.S. hospitals violated medical privacy laws with a tracking tool that collected patient data such as allergies and doctor appointments directly to Mark Zuckerberg’s company. Read More.

Twitter isn’t even hiding it anymore; they are actively silencing political opponents, and are beginning to do so without explanation. Read More.

Facebook recently placed a “fact-checking” label on a post written by top economist Phillip Magness, Read More.