Privacy
Experts Warn Congress of ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Fueled by Lax Privacy Laws
Weak data privacy laws need to be strengthened, witnesses say
Privacy
Weak data privacy laws need to be strengthened, witnesses say
Humphrey's Executor
Only three commissioners remain.
Joe Biden
Slaughter returns to work.
Democracy
Lawmakers want to make it easy to drop cable and Internet plans.
Democracy
Major cable providers prevail.
Spotify
The music platform's audiobook feature allegedly exploits a loophole in federal regulations.
Democracy
Federal judge questions former Federal Trade Commissioner's legal standing following his stated resignation.
Justice Department
Musk's satellite internet company Starlink appears to also have benefited from Musk’s once-close relationship with the president.
Yvette Clarke
Scam losses hit $12.5 billion as FTC, DOJ face deep staff cuts.
Free Speech
Scott and Hudson claim Google routes GOP emails to users’ spam.
DC Circuit
Emergency stay allows President to remove NLRB, MSPB members without cause
Justice Department
Slaughter, Bedoya head to court May 20.
Commerce
In a world in which commissioners may be dismissed at the will of a president, the notion of agency independence, as conventionally understood, no longer holds.
FTC
Companies have until July 14 to come into full compliance.
Congress
Democrats warn of growing White House influence over regulators.
Expert Opinion
If it seems too good to be true, it most likely is!
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