Flock Cameras Face Growing Wave of Vandalism, Protests
Flock Safety's license-plate reading cameras are being disabled, defaced, and protested across the US as privacy concerns fuel a growing backlash.
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Flock Safety's license-plate reading cameras are being disabled, defaced, and protested across the US as privacy concerns fuel a growing backlash.
Stephen Colbert has received a free expression award, weeks after CBS ended The Late Show amid criticism of how the network handled his exit.
July's full Buck Moon lit up the night sky this week alongside a mini planet parade, with Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars all visible before dawn.
GrapheneOS says its duress password feature, which wipes a phone's data, is legal after a user faced federal charges for using it at an airport checkpoint.
A Lakeview, Chicago resident is suing the federal government after his home security cameras captured an immigration enforcement raid he says was unlawful.
Elon Musk's xAI is suing Minnesota over a new law banning AI 'nudification' tools, arguing the statute violates free speech protections as Grok faces scrutiny.
NATO has confirmed a Russian missile crashed in a Polish field Thursday morning, reigniting fears over alliance airspace security amid Russia's war on Ukraine.
404 Media interviewed a resident arrested for clapping at a local data center hearing, raising fresh questions about free speech at public meetings.
A new report links Jeffrey Epstein and 46 other individuals to decades of alleged sexual abuse at Michigan's Interlochen Center for the Arts, with over 70 victi
Residents across several US communities say local officials are moving to seize and demolish homes to clear land for AI data center construction.