Congress
Bipartisan Bill Would Protect Archived Emails from Warrantless Searches
Lawmakers say the bill would close a privacy loophole
Senator from Oregon
Congress
Lawmakers say the bill would close a privacy loophole
Energy
Democratic lawmakers push back as tech giants avoid paying their share of grid infrastructure costs.
Commerce
Legislation filed as an amendment to the upcoming Senate appropriations package.
Data Center
Lawmakers press Trump administration on link between Big Tech’s AI buildout and higher household energy bills.
Commerce
Tech companies have successfully lobbied against restrictions on selling advanced technology to China despite national security and human rights concerns.
Privacy
The bill would prevent data brokers from selling or trading personal information of anyone located in the U.S.
mergers
Commissioner Gomez declined to commit to probe
Congress
Now the long debate begins: Renewed pressure to oppose the bill came from Elon Musk, who criticized it as 'utterly insane and destructive.'
Ron Wyden
Claims lawmakers not being informed as required.
Justice Department
Bill attacks algorithms designed to raise prices and limit competition
Net Neutrality
‘We think the odds of Congress acting as requested are zero.’
X (Twitter)
'Government mandates and censorship will not protect children online,' said Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., one of the 'No' votes.
Chevron Doctrine
'After years of confusion and uncertainty, the Supreme Court overruled Chevron, restoring integrity, transparency, and constitutional adherence to the federal judiciary,' Crapo said.
Chevron Doctrine
'The Supreme Court’s overturning of Chevron undermines our government’s ability to promote worker safety, ensure clean air and water, and protect consumers,' said Sen. Warren.
Infrastructure
Officials warned the resolution would create confusion and uncertainty for local governments on infrastructure projects.
Digital Inclusion
ECFiber, a small ISP in Vermont, has heeded the call of the lawmakers to fund the Affordable Connectivity Program out of their own pockets.
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