EU Court Rules in Google’s Favor in “Right to Be Forgotten” Case
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) ruled that the “right to be forgotten” law only applies in the EU’s 28 member states — and not globally....
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Health Concerns Prompt Thousands of Swiss to Protest Expansion of 5G Networks
Thousands of people gathered in front of the Swiss parliament building in Bern on September 21 to protest the expansion of 5G wireless technology across their country. ...
College Symposium Limited to Scholars From “Underrepresented” Minority Groups
The Science and Technology Studies program at Williams College is conducting an “inclusive” symposium that specifically excludes white scholars. ...
Pompeo Blames Iran for Attack on Saudi Refineries; Trump Awaits Saudi Assessment
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo charged that Iran was behind an attack on Saudi oil refineries, but President Trump will consult with Saudi Arabia before assigning blame. ...
Whether for Commerce or Law Enforcement, Facial Recognition Raises Privacy Concerns
“Biometric technology,” such as facial recognition, is used both commercially and for law enforcement, raising concerns of potential violations of the Fourth Amendment. ...
Illegal Aliens, MS-13 Gang Members, Charged in Fatal Maryland Stabbing
Six people charged with murdering a man in Baltimore County, Maryland, have been identified by federal officials as MS-13 gang members who were in the country illegally. ...
Former S.C. Governor Mark Sanford to Challenge Trump for 2020 Nomination
Former South Carolina governor and representative Mark Sanford said that he would enter the race for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination, in a challenge to President Trump. ...
A Constitutionalist View: Walmart to Stop Selling Handgun Ammunition
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon announced that the retail giant will discontinue sales of short-barrel rifle and handgun ammunition, and end handgun sales in Alaska. ...
Woman Throws Molotov Cocktail Into Citizenship and Immigration Services Office
A woman was arrested on August 30, after tossing a lit Molotov cocktail into the lobby of a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Oakland Park, Florida. ...
Sanders to Introduce Plan to Have Federal Government Pay Off Medical Bills
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said the healthcare plan he is offering will eliminate medical debt in this country and the federal government will pay off past-due medical bills. ...
Beto’s Response to Man Who Asks If His Life Had “Value” Day Before He Was Born
Answering a question at a town hall recently, Robert “Beto” O’Rourke said that obtaining an abortion up to the day of birth should be “a decision left up to...
At G-7 Summit, Iran’s Foreign Minister Raised Possibility of Meeting Between Trump and Iran’s President
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said at the G-7 summit that conditions have been created for a meeting between President Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. ...
National Poll Shows Major Shift in Values Between Older and Younger Americans
The last 21 years have seen major changes in how Americans of different generations (e.g., “Baby Boomers” vs. “Millenials” or “Generation X”) prioritize personal values. ...
Representative Pete King Is First Republican to Co-sponsor “Assault Weapons” Ban
Representative Pete King (R-N.Y.) became the first Republican to join 202 Democrats in cosponsoring H.R.1296, the Assault Weapons Ban of 2019. ...
China Strongly Criticizes Taiwan’s Offer of Asylum for Hong Kong Protesters
A communist Chinese spokesman criticized Taiwan’s offer of political asylum to Hong Kong protesters, saying they will make Taiwan a “haven sheltering criminals.” ...