Ann Cavoukian and Don Tapscott’s book offers potential solutions for preserving privacy in a hyper-connected society Ann Cavoukian and Don Tapscott's book, "Who Knows: Safeguarding Your Privacy in a Networked World," addresses the critical issue of personal privacy in an era dominated by technology and information exchange, emphasizing the need to control personal data in…

Federal prosecution sought for Cuomo amid nursing home cover-up: A call for accountability in health crises House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has resubmitted a criminal referral to the DOJ, accusing former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo of lying to Congress about his administration’s role in covering up COVID-19 nursing home deaths. Evidence reveals Cuomo’s…

Israeli police backtrack plan to ban images of Palestinian children from anti-war protest Israeli police faced backlash for initially demanding that an upcoming anti-war protest in Tel Aviv exclude graphic images of Palestinian children and terms like "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing," highlighting tensions over free speech and government transparency. Following media coverage, the police reversed…

Dmytro Razumkov, former head of Zelensky's campaign and ex-parliament speaker, claimed wartime elections in Ukraine would be rigged, sarcastically predicting Zelensky could secure "102% of the vote" through coercion (e.g., linking voting to military conscription). Zelensky has postponed elections indefinitely, citing martial law (extended to August 2025), which critics argue consolidates his power unlawfully after…

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Jeffrey M. Smith’s book “Seeds of Deception” sheds light on the GMO epidemic Jeffrey M. Smith's "Seeds of Deception" is a best-selling book that serves as a critical examination of the genetically modified organisms (GMOs) industry, exposing the lack of transparency and the potential risks associated with genetically engineered foods. It calls for increased consumer…

“Wartime Homefront Essential Skills” on BrightU: Safe roadkill harvesting and growing tomatoes like a boss In episode 9 of "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills," slated for May 4, Marjory Wildcraft and Red Louvish teach unconventional meat sourcing, covering safe roadkill harvesting, freshness assessment (eye clarity, rigor mortis, bloating) and butchering with minimal tools. This episode explores how properly…

Introducing a new era in privacy protections: Texas AG moves to stem data risks in 23andMe bankruptcy Ken Paxton filed a motion (April 21) requesting a Consumer Privacy Ombudsman to protect Texans’ genetic data during the company’s Chapter 11 proceedings, citing urgent privacy concerns. 23andMe’s bankruptcy filing includes plans to sell "unspecified assets," potentially exposing…

California mayor under fire for proposing FENTANYL distribution to address homelessness Lancaster, California Mayor R. Rex Parris faced backlash for suggesting the distribution of free fentanyl to homeless individuals as a way to address homelessness, arguing it would make them compliant with relocation plans. Despite public criticism, Parris defended his remarks months later, clarifying he…

Sophisticated Gmail attack highlights dangers of trusting Big Tech with personal data Google failed to prevent a phishing attack targeting 1.8 billion Gmail users despite its vast resources. The scam exploited a Google Sites vulnerability, tricking users with convincing fake emails. Google initially dismissed the flaw but later acted after public backlash. Users must adopt…