The UK government did massive illegal snooping for a decade.

In 2015, the practices were revealed, and now a court has ruled that they violate European human rights law.

I wonder, does Theresa May's new "snooper's charter" give permission for these practices?

Airbnb contributes to making cities too expensive to live in.

Many cities propose to use regulations to curb this. In New Orleans, Airbnb has broadcast deceptive ads against the regulations.

US citizens: phone FCC commissioners to adopt the proposal to limit ISPs' use of a customer's network contacts.

If you agree with me that ISPs should not even be allowed to record a subscriber's internet contacts without a specific court order, you can say that too.

Hungary's main opposition newspaper has abruptly closed and removed its archives from the internet. People suspect that Orban forced it to close.

Clinton was on Walmart's board of directors, and when organizers asked her to try to get a raise for workers, her team consulted with Walmart about how to respond.

That shows whose side she's on.