Policy

The bipartisan JAWBONE Act lets citizens sue federal officials who pressure social media, AI, or broadcasters to censor speech.

Dr. Joseph Mercola, once a vocal critic of the vitamin K shot, now states he supports the prophylaxis for all newborns.

Robert Dillon filed a lawsuit alleging Florida police relied on a 93% facial recognition match to make a wrongful arrest.

Despite repeated recalls and pathogen findings, Raw Farm continues to scale operations amid evolving food safety policies.

The PAC's report frames the DIP delay as a credibility signal to the defence sector, where a planning vacuum triggers supplier price hikes.

Kevin O'Leary halved his Stratos data center project in Utah after intense public opposition over water use and transparency concerns.

North Carolina governor powers would be protected under Democratic constitutional amendments proposed this week after ProPublica reporting on GOP power grabs and judicial secrecy.

small boats comment: Philp brands it 'disgraceful slur' after Lord Hermer linked right-wing policies to migrants drowning.

Columbia's SSN database breach alarmed unaffiliated victims, spotlighting data retention risks and legal exposure.

A journalist explains how parents can request teacher misconduct complaints from California school districts—and what obstacles to expect.

PM Starmer accused Farage of exploiting the Nowak case to create 'grievance and division' in PMQs, after Farage called for 'rage' over the murder.

Florida sues OpenAI after ChatGPT-linked murders, alleging unsafe design. The case could reshape AI liability and platform accountability.