WASHINGTON — The State Department is developing an internal portal to give foreign nationals in Europe and elsewhere a tool to skirt their home country’s governmental content moderation policies.

While the Trump administration has focused the bulk of its immigration policy on deportations, it seems the real foreign threat to our rights is still covertly streaming across our border digitally. A ...

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Enforcement, however, cannot stop at national borders. Platforms such as Grok operate globally, while regulatory standards ...

As a platform for selling games, Steam has garnered some deserved praise for its lax approach to moderation, allowing ...

Elon Musk’s X has appealed a €120 million European Commission fine under the Digital Services Act, challenging EU digital ...

Los Angeles County has sued Roblox for "unfair and deceptive business practices," claiming the platform's moderation and ...

US State Department’s proposed ‘freedom.gov’ portal may let users access content restricted under EU laws, raising fresh ...

The Online Safety Act 2023 elevates cyberflashing to priority illegal content, but enforcement and evidential hurdles may ...

The social media platform X appeals the EU's multimillion-euro fine, claiming the Digital Services Act violates due process.

A report by Republican lawmakers in the US has slammed the European Commission for allegedly posing as a 'foreign censorship ...

The move represents one of the company’s most significant policy shifts in its history, aligning with increasing regulatory ...