Following Objections of Booker and Menendez, FCC Denies Permanent Waiver for WWOR-TV

December 21, 2020

John Heinis, Hudson County View

The senators noted that WWOR has flouted its responsibilities under the law and under its license to provide substantive local-news coverage.

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Congress Is On Track to Pass a 'Dramatic and Terrifying' Expansion of U.S. Government Spy Powers

Intelligence and law enforcement agencies have used Section 702 to unlawfully spy on people in the United States, including protesters and sitting members of Congress.
Amid Spying Fight, House Passes Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act

“The bill would prevent flagrant abuses of our privacy by government authorities in league with unscrupulous third-party data brokers,” said Free Press Action’s Jenna Ruddock.
The War on Protest

Political repression is on the rise as states find new ways to criminalize dissent and collective action.

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