Sacramento, CA – Law enforcement officers in California can no longer legally publish mugshots online showing suspects arrested for allegedly committing so-called “nonviolent” crimes. California Governor Gavin Newsom signed off on AB 1475 on July 23, thereby forbidding police from posting the mugshots, Insider reported. The legislation was the brainchild...

The tech industry’s anti-terrorism alliance announced Monday it would begin tracking content from far-right organization in a shared counter-terrorism database used by major tech companies. The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism ( GIFCT ), a non-profit organization founded by Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, will add manifestos, posts and...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that vaccinated people wear face masks when indoors in a public setting in portions of the nation that have substantial or high transmission. "To maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others, wear a mask indoors...

“Trust the science,” they say. I do. But I do not trust the scientists, or to be more specific, I do not trust scientists who have been bullied, bribed, or blackmailed into doing the bidding of the powers-that-be. “Trust but verify,” others will say. Unfortunately, that’s not an option in...

Twitter has suspended the official account of the Arizona election audit, which is reviewing the peformance of how the state’s most populous county handled the 2020 election. The exact reason the @ArizonaAudit account was suspended is currently unknown, but the social media platform could have found it in violation of...

Over the past few weeks, massive anti-government protests have been raging across Cuba. In response, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said that he was “prepared to do anything” to stop the demonstrations, adding that “We will be battling in the streets.” Voices from across the political aisle in the United States...