On July 28, the director of Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute posted a US Justice Department document on social media related to TikTok’s legal challenge against the company’s potential ban in the United States.
“The Biden admin has finally told the DC Circuit why Americans can’t have access to TikTok,” wrote Jameel Jaffer, on X, formerly Twitter.
The post comprised a page from a brief submitted to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, entirely obscured by black marking and unreadable.
In a subsequent post, Jaffer quipped: “To be fair, not all of the brief is redacted. But the parts that aren’t redacted are no more persuasive than the parts that are.”
The disclosure came months after the US Congress and President Joe Biden…
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New Zealand is the latest country to crack down on the online sales of a food additive after a coroner on the archipelago linked four recent suicides to Kenneth Law, the Mississauga man accused of killing 14 people in Ontario after selling them the substance.
New Zealand coroner Alexandra Cunninghame said her country has formed a working group of customs officials and representatives from its Environmental Protection Authority and Ministry…
Under President Biden’s new law, if TikTok fails to be sold in 12 months, it would become illegal for web-hosting providers to host the platform. What’s more, Google and Apple would have to pull the popular app from its app…
A so-called “whistleblower” website that allows users to report suspected abortions in Texas has gone offline after web hosting company GoDaddy said it had violated its terms.
“Last night, we informed prolifewhistleblower.com they have violated GoDaddy’s terms of service and have 24 hours to move to a different provider,” the company said in a statement on Friday.
The site, run by anti-abortion campaigners Texas Right to Life, was set up in the wake of a new Texas law that effectively outlaws abortions in the US state, making them illegal in all circumstances once a medical professional is able to detect a fetal heartbeat.
The site’s owners said on Friday that it would be up and running again with a new provider “within 24 to 48 hours”.
However at the time of writing, the whistleblower tip…