3
24
Instacart reaches into your pocket and lops a third off your dollars (pluralistic.net)
7
The FDA Rarely Forces Manufacturers to Recall Dangerous Medical Devices (propublica.org)
6
The EPA Was Considering a Lead Cleanup in Omaha. Then Trump Shifted Guidance (propublica.org)
14
Utah Leaders Are Hindering Efforts to Develop Solar Despite Energy Supply Goal (propublica.org)
1
Students, Spies, and Self-Inflicted Wounds (lawfaremedia.org)
2
Journalists win a key battle over AI in the newsroom (bloodinthemachine.com)
9
The Best Big Media Merger Is No Merger at All (eff.org)
4
Thousands Tell the Patent Office: Don't Hide Bad Patents from Review (eff.org)
67
Why isn't online age verification just like showing your ID in person? (eff.org)
1
The Difficulty of Coding Terrorism (lawfaremedia.org)
1
Regulating Commercial Spyware Through Export Controls (lawfaremedia.org)
4
California Enacted AI Bills. Now Officials Must Define Them (lawfaremedia.org)
2
Copyright Lawsuits over Embedding Are Still a Thing (ericgoldman.org)
3
Sick in a Hospital Town (propublica.org)
2
$5B impact of EPB's fiber optic network and automated electric grid (teknovation.biz)
1
Big Tech joins the race to build the world's heaviest airplane (pluralistic.net)
2
Bicameral Right to Read Act Would Boost Federal Investment in Literacy Programs (ala.org)
2
When Do Cyber Campaigns Cross a Line? (lawfaremedia.org)
1
The Case for AI Doom Rests on Three Unsettled Questions (lawfaremedia.org)
2
Four Things to Know About Hybrid Air Denial (lawfaremedia.org)
6
Trump EPA Nearly Doubles Amount of Formaldehyde Considered Safe to Inhale (propublica.org)
1
Economic Confidence Slips; Holiday Spending Plans Plummet (gallup.com)
2
Most Lebanese Say Only Army Should Have Weapons (gallup.com)
4
Like Social Media, AI Requires Difficult Choices (schneier.com)
4
Young Adults and the Future of News (pewresearch.org)
4
EU Digital Package Proposal Promises Red Tape Cuts but Guts GDPR Privacy Rights (eff.org)
1
Our Founders Would Abhor What the USPTO Is Doing with the Patent System (techdirt.com)
14
Meta's new EU regulator is contractually prohibited from hurting Meta's feelings (pluralistic.net)
7
The UK Has It Wrong on Digital ID. Here's Why (eff.org)
3
(Digital) Elbows Up (pluralistic.net)
2
Ways of Seeing (1972), John Berger – Episode 1 – 4 [video] (youtube.com)
35
Protect Public School Students from Surveillance of Off-Campus Speech (eff.org)
7
Covid in pregnancy raises child's risk for developmental disorders (news.harvard.edu)
1
The Risks of Platform Control over Historical Memory (lawfaremedia.org)
56
Google steers Americans looking for health care into "junk insurance" (pluralistic.net)
1
State Healthcare Rankings: The Methods Behind the Metrics (gallup.com)
2
Cyber Warfare and Its Limits: A Response to Soesanto and Gajos (lawfaremedia.org)
2
Cooking in Maximum Security (pluralistic.net)
2
Exploring the Local Positivity Bias in Crime Perceptions (gallup.com)
2
Victory Court Ends Dragnet Electricity Surveillance Program in Sacramento (eff.org)
7
If We Tax Rich People They Will Just Leave [video] (youtube.com)
1
The Question of Standing in Leaks of Non-'Salacious' Data (lawfaremedia.org)
1
Lessons from the European Airports Ransomware Attack (lawfaremedia.org)
3
When First Amendment free speech protections came up against the Red Scare (theconversation.com)
3
The Long Game (pluralistic.net)
7
Americans' Social Media Use 2025 (pewresearch.org)
3
How Trump's Transportation Department Is Loosening Safety Rules (propublica.org)
2
The TikTok 'Ban' Continues to Be One of the Biggest Turds in Tech Policy History (techdirt.com)
2
Strengthen Colorado's AI Act (eff.org)
2
Throwing the Flying Spaghetti Monster at the Wall (heatherburns.tech)
5
Games industry's self-induced traumatic brain injury (pluralistic.net)
71
Emoji evidence errors don’t undo a murder conviction (ericgoldman.org)
3
How Do Americans View Childhood Vaccines, Vaccine Research and Policy? (pewresearch.org)
2
Washington Court: Data Captured on Flock Safety Cameras Are Public Records (eff.org)
3
A tale of three customer service chatbots (pluralistic.net)
2
Court: Colorado's Mandatory Social Media "Warning Labels" Are Unconstitutional (ericgoldman.org)
2
'Initial Interest Confusion' Is More of a Vibe Than a Credible Legal Doctrine (ericgoldman.org)
1
Tracking the Emotional Health (gallup.com)
5
"Flexible labor" is a euphemism for "derisking capital" (pluralistic.net)
3
Addiction Lawsuit Against TikTok Can Proceed in Nevada (ericgoldman.org)
3
CyberGhost DMCAs Our Story About Their Bogus DMCA (Yes, Really) (techdirt.com)
2
Scientists Need a Positive Vision for AI (ieee.org)
2
Foreign Food Safety Inspections Hit Historic Low After Trump Cuts (propublica.org)
6
The Legal Case Against Ring's Face Recognition Feature (eff.org)
6
Copyright Claims over Content Syndication Sniping Can Proceed (ericgoldman.org)
8
The Department of Defense Wants Less Proof Its Software Works (eff.org)
3
The Situation: How Much Less Free Are We? (lawfaremedia.org)
4
Science Must Decentralize (eff.org)
10
Reddit's 'AI Scraping' Lawsuit Is an Attack on the Open Internet (techdirt.com)
5
I Want a New Drug. A Vaccine Even. and a Functioning FDA, CDC, NIH, etc. (techdirt.com)
55
Privacy Harm Is Harm (eff.org)
1
The Sufferable Evil (notesfromthecircus.com)
13
Walling Off the Open Internet to Stop AI May End Up Breaking Everything Else (techdirt.com)
1
In 512(f), the "F" Stands for "Futility"–Shaffer vs. Kavarnos (ericgoldman.org)
16
Internet Access Providers Aren't Bound by DMCA Unmasking Subpoenas–In Re Cox (ericgoldman.org)
2
There Is No Trolley Problem (the-reframe.com)
4
May 1, 1969: Fred Rogers testifies before Senate Subcommittee on Communications [video] (youtube.com)
2
Why Aggregators Ate the Internet (every.to/thesis)
36
[flagged] Texas has banned talking on college campuses at night. Seriously (houstonchronicle.com)
36
California's Corporate Cover-Up Act Is a Privacy Nightmare (eff.org)
2
Sony Opposes Trademark for 'Naughty Cat' Because 'Cat' Is Too Similar to 'Dog' (techdirt.com)
3
Telecoms Tell Employees to Stop Looking for Evidence of Salt Typhoon Intrusion (techdirt.com)
3
In-N-Out Australia Popups Are Back, Just So the Chain Can Sue over Trademarks (techdirt.com)
1
'Immediate' Pirate IPTV Shutdowns? No Problem, Please Ask Us Yesterday (torrentfreak.com)
1
AI Use at Work Has Nearly Doubled in Two Years (gallup.com)
1
Privacy protections in the Google search case (brookings.edu)
1
Lawmakers approve bill limiting protests at public universities (texastribune.org)
3
The Same Old Fantasies Behind AI and New Technology (lawfaremedia.org)
1
A New Digital Dawn for Syrian Tech Users (eff.org)
3
News Media Tracker: How Americans Use and Trust News Sources (pewresearch.org)
2
The NYC Algorithm Deciding Which Families Are Under Watch for Child Abuse (themarkup.org)
9
Criminalizing Masks at Protests Is Wrong (eff.org)
4
Reddit Challenges Anthropic's Scraping to Create Generative AI Models (ericgoldman.org)
1
A Review of the NYT vs. Microsoft AI-Copyright Ruling (Guest Blog Post) (ericgoldman.org)
5
Cloudflare Warns EU About Extensive Piracy Overblocking, Calls for Safeguards (torrentfreak.com)
2
Law Enforcement Is Finally Making Progress on Ransomware (lawfaremedia.org)
28
EFF to the FTC: DMCA Section 1201 Creates Anti-Competitive Regulatory Barriers (eff.org)
2
The Ninth Circuit Has Decided Cars Named Eleanor Are Not Copyrightable After All (techdirt.com)
8