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  • Copyfight The EU hired a company that had been lobbying for the Copyright Directive to make a (completely batshit) video to sell the Copyright Directive Cory Doctorow
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    politics Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker has taken a 2022 tax break for residents of Texas Jason Weisberger
  • prison labor Arizona makes millions selling imprisoned and unpaid laborers to companies Jennifer Sandlin
  • police Amazon admits police get Ring camera footage without owners' consent or a warrant Rob Beschizza
  • New Jersey town sues an outspoken 82-year-old woman for making around 2 public records requests a month Jason Weisberger
  • law A cop shot dead his 15-year-old son and the county is refusing to release the 911 call Rob Beschizza
  • tech How law enforcement's iPhone crackers keep their secrets Rob Beschizza
  • haw haw haw The city of Fullerton had to pay $350,000 to two bloggers it had sued for "hacking" its Dropbox folder Mark Frauenfelder
  • forensics Texas police stop using hypnosis because it doesn't work and leads to false convictions David Pescovitz
  • racism Trump administration bans diversity training for federal workers, calling it "Anti-American" Thom Dunn
  • Business Texas AG probing Facebook over biometric data collection that may violate state law Xeni Jardin
  • politics Clearview AI gave accounts to ex Trump staffer, GOPers, Holocaust denier Xeni Jardin
  • evangelicals Someone blew the whistle on Hookers for Jesus Thom Dunn
  • nazis The Guardian has outed the true identity of the mysterious founder of the Base, a white nationalist terror group Cory Doctorow
  • trumpism Betsy DeVos quietly spends millions to promote the unpopular policies she hopes to enact as a federal official Cory Doctorow
  • late stage capitalism NYC paid McKinsey $27.5m to reduce violence at Riker's, producing useless recommendations backed by junk evidence Cory Doctorow
  • authoritarianism Cops and spooks all over the world rely on a junk-science "walking polygraph" method to steer their investigation Cory Doctorow
  • law South Carolina's magistrate judges are a clown-car of corrupt cronies, but they get to put people in jail Cory Doctorow
  • corruption Across America, DMVs make millions selling your license data to private eyes — and randos Cory Doctorow
  • Kids Quiet Rooms: Illinois schools lead the nation in imprisoning very young, disabled children in isolation chambers Cory Doctorow

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