Walberg has ‘better feeling’ on teen privacy this year
Rep. Tim Walberg said he’s planning on reintroducing his bill to extend online privacy protections to many teen users soon.
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⚡ Senate Republicans ‘surprised’ by Trump’s CHIPS attack
Lawmakers say the CHIPS law, which aimed to foster domestic semiconductor production and research into the technology, was instrumental in that deal.
Senate, Tech March 05, 2025
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⚡ E&C kicks off the year on bipartisan note. It won’t last.
The panel voted unanimously to approve a slate of bills, including ones that would establish a new cybersecurity office and regulate retractable awnings.
Tech March 04, 2025
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⚡ Melania Trump gets behind deepfakes bill
The bipartisan bill, which has passed the Senate, would require internet platforms to have measures in place to get the posts taken down within two days.
Tech, White House March 03, 2025
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What we know about the U.S. strategy on China Tech – so far
Many of his nominees and appointees with big roles in tech are in place, so a more detailed picture of the administration’s approach to China and tech is coming into focus.
Tech March 02, 2025
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Luján says Musk would threaten speech and competition at FCC
FCC Chair Brendan Carr has made clear Elon Musk and his government-cost-cutting project are welcome at the agency.
Tech February 28, 2025
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Jordan clamping down on foreign online speech laws
Jim Jordan announced this morning that he sent subpoenas to Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Rumble, TikTok and X Corp.
Tech February 27, 2025
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Our newest editorial project, in partnership with Google, explores how AI is advancing sectors across the U.S. economy and government through a four-part series.
Check out our first feature focused on AI and energy innovation with Governor Youngkin.