Congress Just Rushed Through a Disastrous Copyright Office Overhaul

Tell Congress: Just Say No to NO FAKES

How and Why to Fight Back Against Social Media Bans

Utah VPN law faces federal lawsuit from Pornhub's parent company

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: CA's AB 1856 Exempts Open Source But Expands Age-Gating

Landmark California bill to ban social media for teens under 16 passes crucial hurdle

Chatbot bills look to address safety fears as midterms loom

Stop the OS Surveillance Mandate

OpenAI’s KOSA Endorsement Is Regulatory Capture With A Smiley Face

Illinois and Iowa US Senators back ending law that offers protections for internet platform providers, claiming companies are negatively impacting children

What Does The Viral Afroman Trial Have to Do with Section 230?

Smile, You’re Online! Big Brother Is Watching

Don’t Ban Kids From Using Chatbots

Cruz seeks to advance Senate kids’ safety proposals in next 6 weeks

Rep. Finke Was Right: Age-Gating Isn’t About Kids, It’s About Control

Congressional Republicans Push Bills That Would Block Kids Access To Content For Ideological Reasons

House panel advances slate of kids online safety bills along party lines

Utah’s Proposal To Tax Online Pornography Is A Civil Liberties Disaster Waiting To Happen

Congress Is Considering Abolishing Your Right to Be Anonymous Online

Ron Wyden Is Begging His Colleagues To Stop Trying To Hand Trump A Censorship Weapon

Tech: Guthrie readies kids’ package for markup

Yes, Section 230 Should Apply Equally To Algorithmic Recommendations

Wisconsin scraps VPN ban from age verification bill following backlash

EFF to Wisconsin Legislature: VPN Bans Are Still a Terrible Idea

Bipartisan Coalition of Attorneys General Urges Congress to Advance Senate Kids Online Safety Act

Joseph Gordon-Levitt Goes To Washington DC, Gets Section 230 Completely Backwards

Social media age verification is full of risks and unclear rewards

An 18-Million-Subscriber YouTuber Just Explained Section 230 Better Than Every Politician In Washington

Op-ed: Weakening Section 230 Would Chill Online Speech

Reflections on Section 230's Past, Present, and Future on Its 30th Anniversary

Section 230 Turns 30; Both Parties Want It Gone—For Contradictory Reasons

On Section 230’s 30th Birthday, A Look Back At Why It’s Such A Good Law And Why Messing With It Would Be Bad

On Its 30th Birthday, Section 230 Remains The Lynchpin For Users’ Speech

Congress Wants To Hand Your Parenting to Big Tech

State Department Threatens UK Over Grok Investigation, Because Only The US Is Allowed To Ban Foreign Apps

Op-Ed: With KOSA, Elizabeth Warren is Betraying the Trans Youth She Claims to Protect

NY Orders Apps To Lie About Social Media ‘Addiction,’ Will Lose In Court

Federal judge strikes down Louisiana age verification bill

Judge To Texas: You Can’t Age-Gate The Entire Internet Without Evidence

Site Blocking Laws Will Always Be a Bad Idea: 2025 in Review

Defending Encryption in the U.S. and Abroad: 2025 in Review

New York to require social media platforms to display mental health warnings

Politicians Rushed Through An Online Speech “Solution.” Victims Deserve Better.

Texas law restricting kids from app stores blocked

Congress may be about to create the “bad internet”

Marsha Blackburn Bundles Every Bad Tech Bill Into One, Slaps Trump’s Name On It

Senators Want To Hold The Open Internet Hostage, Demand Zuckerberg Write The Ransom Note

Section 230 Faces Repeal. Support The Coverage That’s Been Getting It Right All Along.

US House Subcommittee Advances 18 Child Online Safety Bills