Fifth Circuit Affirms Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Cloud Storage in Dropbox Case
The ruling redraws the boundary lines for state surveillance in the cloud era with a thick constitutional marker.
“We Are Not a Province of Brussels”: Patriot Wins Polish Presidency
Karol Nawrocki’s victory marks a turning point in Polish politics—defying Brussels, backing tradition, and humiliating Donald Tusk’s progressive regime.
Brazil Escalates Push for Online Content Regulation
The government’s push to police online content risks turning free expression into a state-managed privilege.
Will Russia’s Retaliation To Ukraine’s Strategic Drone Strikes Decisively End The Conflict?
Ukraine’s unprecedented provocation will escalate the conflict, but it’s unclear what will follow Russia’s inevitable retaliation.
Zelensky Boasts Of ‘Absolutely Brilliant’ Longest Range Strikes While Kremlin Confirms ‘Terrorist Attacks’
Ukrainian president describes the attack happened "One year, six months, and nine days from the start of planning to effective execution. Our most long-range operation."
Palantir’s Deepening Government Ties Spark Fears Of Centralized Surveillance
Data analysis firm responds: "We act as a data processor, not a data controller."
NATO Has Officially ATTACKED RUSSIA In A Desperate Attempt To Stop Trump’s Peace Plan — Alex Jones Responds!
Alex Jones: "Trump MUST PULL Out Of NATO NOW!!!"
Egyptian National Who Was In US Illegally Set Multiple People On Fire At Boulder Pro-Israeli March
MSNBC described as a "white male."
Germany Rejects Most Asylum Claims—But Deportations Still Rare
New figures spark calls for urgent reform of Germany’s failed asylum system.
Karol Nawrocki Wins Polish Presidency After Rural Surge Defies Exit Polls
The conservative challenger defeated liberal mayor Trzaskowski in the presidential run-off, handing Law and Justice a symbolic victory over Prime Minister Donald Tusk