Politics
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In New Bill, U.S. Citizens May Lose Passport for Criticizing The Country A new bill moving through Congress has civil rights advocates sounding the alarm—and raising questions about how far the U.S. is willing to go in policing dissent. The legislation, introduced by Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.), would give Secretary of State Marco Rubio sweeping […]
The U.S. and China just cut a major deal on TikTok, bringing a breakthrough to years of tension over the wildly popular app. The agreement — hammered out this week in Madrid — is designed to calm fears about data security and privacy that have kept TikTok in the political hot seat. While the full […]
