Bernie Sanders calls for a national medical system, and makes it clear that the name "Medicare for All" does not mean preserving the flaws of Medicare as it is today.

*Jeremy Corbyn tells local Labour party he wants to carry on as their MP.* The local party members stated support for him with only one abstention, and stated their opposition to Starmer's grip on who can run for MP for the Labour Party.

France has decided to use cameras at the Olympic games with software that will scan the images looking for "suspicious activities".

We can't count on the software in the system to limit the effective level of surveillance, because more analytical capability could be added later. The only limiting factor that people can count on to prevent violation of their privacy is the capability of the hardware sensors (cameras, in this case). As people pointed out, that capability might be sufficient to enable the system to recognize and track people.

*"When Democrats do something for the right reason, [Republicans] use the precedent to do something for the wrong reason."*

The emendation "[Republicans]" is in the words I quoted from the article. That statement is generally true.

I'm not planning to read the Durham report myself, but I won't trust any claims about it that are made by people whose life is lying.

The US Supreme Court made a couple of correct decisions that companies do not have an obligation to delete all postings that might be suspected of possibly relating to terrorist plans.

I am disappointed by use of "content" to refer collectively to anything posted on Twitter, because that term disparages whatever is described that way.