Florida files a lawsuit against TikTok claiming the app breaches state laws on child safety.
Florida officials have launched a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the platform of misleading parents regarding the content that its algorithms display and violating the state’s child protection laws online. This legal action, which was initiated in state court in St. Lucie County, claims that TikTok allows kids under 14 to create accounts, contrary to Florida […]
Battles over 3D-printed gun laws under the Second Amendment expand in multiple states
Regulations on 3D-Printed Guns Gain Momentum Across States As the debate around the Second Amendment continues, more states are considering regulations on 3D-printed firearms, also known as ghost guns. These are often made using 3D printers and lack serial numbers, causing concern among lawmakers. A growing bipartisan movement seeks to limit the manufacturing and ownership […]
Trump’s Justice Department takes legal action against Virginia over laws limiting ICE agents and mask mandates.
Tom Homan Discusses Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies in New York Tom Homan, designated as Border Czar, has criticized New York City’s anti-ICE strategies put in place by Mayor Zoran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul. He highlighted the increasing measures against illegal immigration, pressing for stronger federal law enforcement. Homan expressed concerns about sanctuary city laws, […]
Jim Jordan examines U.K. surveillance laws due to trust issues with Five Eyes
Concerns Over Britain’s Surveillance Law Intensify On June 5, Jim Jordan, the Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, expressed serious concerns regarding Britain’s surveillance law. He highlighted potential risks that this legislation might pose to the communications of U.S. officials and citizens. The focus of criticism lies in Britain’s use of technical competency notices under […]
The NFL’s special protection from antitrust laws benefits fans.
NFL Antitrust Exemption and Its Impact on Fans There’s been a lot of discussion about the NFL’s special status under antitrust laws. The Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 gives the league certain privileges that would normally raise eyebrows legally. For instance, it allows them to bundle the television rights of all 32 teams and negotiate […]
Congress Enacting Laws at Unprecedentedly Slow Rate
Congress appears headed for a record low in bill passage during the current two-year session, the fewest since Barack Obama’s presidency. So far, the 119th Congress has enacted 97 bills, a stark contrast to the 118th Congress, which managed to pass 274. To put it in perspective, the least productive period was during Obama’s administration […]
Family of Mackenzie Shirilla’s victim striving to update Son of Sam laws
Cleveland Family Fights for Justice After Tragic Crash CLEVELAND, Ohio – The family of a young man killed when Mackenzie Cirilla drove into a brick wall is working hard to ensure that the convicted double murderer will not profit from the devastating crime that changed their lives forever. Christine Russo shared that her family was […]
Safeguarding children from big technology needs parents, the legal system, and new laws
Shifting Perspectives on Big Tech and Child Safety For quite a while now, the Internet has been treated as if it’s the Wild West in terms of free speech, with the assumption that there should be minimal oversight. This has led to two troubling beliefs regarding Big Tech: that these platforms can publish nearly anything […]
House Judiciary Committee begins inquiry into Tisch and Bragg regarding sanctuary laws
Investigation Launched into NYC Officials Over Immigration Policies WASHINGTON – The House Judiciary Committee has initiated an investigation into seven employees from New York City, alleging that they “refused to cooperate” with the immigration policies of the Trump administration, which are linked to the city’s “sanctuary” policy. Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan and Subcommittee Chairman Tom […]
Clarence Thomas claims California and Washington are weakening immigration laws.
Supreme Court Justice Criticizes States Over Immigration Standards Justice Clarence Thomas voiced concerns on Tuesday about California and Washington state allegedly undermining federal immigration and trucking safety regulations, especially following a tragic highway accident in Florida. He expressed frustration that the Supreme Court declined to consider a case that Florida believes lacked alternative judicial options. […]