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Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner Slaps Meta Platforms with Record $1.3 Billion Fine, Orders Data Transfer Halt

The Silicon Valley tech giant has been given a five-month deadline to halt all user data transfers to the United States.

European Woman With Down Syndrome To Take Abortion Case To Court Of Human Rights

A woman with Down Syndrome has taken her case against British abortion laws to the European Court of Human Rights. 

Supreme Court Justice Says COVID-19 Emergency Powers Were ‘Intrusions on Civil Liberties’

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in a statement that the emergency powers used during COVID-19 were the "greatest intrusions on civil liberties in the peacetime history of this country."

FBI Misused Surveillance Tool While Searching Cases Relating to Jan. 6, Racial Protests

A released court order revealed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) misused a surveillance tool while searching for intelligence relating to the January 6 Capitol riot and 2020 racial protests.

‘Nonbinary’ Former Biden Admin Nuclear Official Arrested Again for Luggage Theft

Last year, Brinton faced charges for allegedly stealing a suitcase from a woman at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport.

Day 2 of Kari Lake Trial

Day 2 of 3 of Kari Lake's trial in the Maricopa County Superior Court is underway.

MTG to Introduce Impeachment Articles Against President Biden

Cites border security and controversial actions by attorney general.

Germany Suspects Climate Protester Group Is a ‘Criminal Organization’

Germany's Potsdam Regional Court has decided the Letzte Generation, or Last Generation, may be a "criminal organization."

Supreme Court Allows Illinois’ ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban to Remain in Place

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to block Illinois' "assault weapons" ban, denying the National Association for Gun Rights’ request for an injunction.

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