Apple withdraws Advanced Data Protection feature from UK customers following reported government demand for backdoor access to iCloud data, sparking concerns over global encryption standards and user privacy.
At least a dozen probationary staffers at the Federal Trade Commission were terminated last week, marking one of the first signs of cuts at the agency.
The US imposes tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada, and China, sparking retaliatory measures and concerns over price hikes and trade wars.
Leadership and staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are at odds over whether the Trump administration is seeking to shut down the agency, with a key executive set to testify in a hearing next week.
The Trump administration wants to review all prospective citizens’ social media accounts, sparking concerns over privacy and authoritarianism.
The Take It Down Act, aimed at criminalizing nonconsensual intimate imagery, may become a tool for the Trump administration to wield against its enemies, rather than a shield for victims.
Co-author of Section 230, Ron Wyden, argues that the law is still essential for protecting internet speech and promoting innovation, despite criticism from politicians and tech giants.
Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder, was arrested by ICE agents, sparking concerns about government surveillance and retaliation against pro-Palestine activists.
A senior official at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has expressed uncertainty about the agency's future, citing confusion and disagreement within the administration.
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