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WASHINGTON (Sept. 28, 2021) — On Tuesday, the United States House of Representatives passed the Eliminating a Quantifiably Unjust Application of the Law (EQUAL) Act, H.R. 1693, under suspension by…
From Unbias the News:
Across the world, facial recognition technology has played a role in wrongful arrests, intrusive surveillance and crackdown on protests. It is now outlawed in 13 US…
If you think Washington couldn’t get any more dysfunctional, think again.
On Monday night, Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic attempt to avoid a government shutdown. This raises the…
From California Globe:
In 2019, San Francisco Mayor London Breed signed into law a vaping ban, passed 11-0 by the county board of supervisors, on the sale of e-cigarettes and all relevant…
Georgia beer connoisseurs were left disappointed as Georgia law proved to be a buzzkill once again. Last week, an international brewing company announced the release of a limited-edition…
As the House seeks to finalize work on its version of the annual defense funding bill—the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)—and the Senate looks ahead to…
From Tech Policy Press:
Finally, we speak with Chris Riley, senior fellow of internet governance at R Street Institute, a D.C. think tank that advocates for free markets. With coauthor David…
From AM870 The Answer:
From 12:20-24:25, Steven Greenhut, columnist for the Orange County Register, author of Pacific Research Institute’s Saving California, western region director for the R…
From ETHealthWorld:
India has the second largest population of tobacco users in the world. Nearly 270 million Indians use tobacco products, and smoking remains one of the leading causes…
From RealClearPolicy:
That’s not how justice should work, and that is why Americans for Prosperity Foundation, Dream Corps JUSTICE, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the…