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Attorney General Hilgers Sues Web of Dark Money Groups Funded by  Foreign Billionaire

Attorney General Hilgers Sues Web of Dark Money Groups Funded by Foreign Billionaire

Posted Wednesday, November 5, 2025 LINCOLN—Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sued Swiss national Hansjörg Wyss and six Wyss-backed entities for illegally contributing foreign funds to six Nebraska ballot question committees. Nebraska law...

Owner:  American Government
Governor Josh Stein Announces $50 Million Broadband Recovery Program to Rebuild High-Speed Internet Infrastructure in Western North Carolina

Governor Josh Stein Announces $50 Million Broadband Recovery Program to Rebuild High-Speed Internet Infrastructure in Western North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA, November 3 - Today Governor Josh Stein announced a $50 million Broadband Recovery Program that will provide grants to help internet service providers rebuild and repair broadband infrastructure destroyed by Hurricane Helene....

Owner:  American Government
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Internet life carnival kicks off in Tongxiang City, China's Zhejiang

(Xinhua) 08:56, November 06, 2025 Tourists look at a giant plush toy installation during an internet life carnival at the Puyuan Fashion Resort in Tongxiang City of Jiaxing, east China's Zhejiang Province, Nov. 5, 2025. The internet life carnival...

Owner:  Chinese Government

Web: Huffman, Rubio win Xenia council race; Day, Williams, Scott to serve on school board

Rachel Huffman emergerecoverytrade.com Tyler Scott Scott4Ohio on Facebook XENIA —Challengers Rachel Huffman and Jesse Rubio won the spots up for grabs on Xenia City Council Tuesday night. Huffman and Rubio beat out incumbent Carlos Walker and...

Owner:  Jeremy Halbreich
Cameroon suffers internet blackout amid protest over President Biya’s re-election
Amazon lawsuit ‘threat to all internet users’: Perplexity
The CHAT Act Won't Protect Kids, But it Might Break the Internet.

The CHAT Act Won't Protect Kids, But it Might Break the Internet.

Congress is quietly drifting toward an ID-verified internet. The Children Harmed by AI Technology (CHAT) Act of 2025 is Washington's newest attempt to regulate speech through mandatory age checks. Rather than protecting kids, it would normalize...

Owner:  Reason Foundation
New California Law May Change U.S. Internet Privacy

New California Law May Change U.S. Internet Privacy

California's new Assembly Bill 566, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 8, 2025, could revolutionize how Americans manage their online privacy. The law mandates that web browsers offer an opt-out signal to prevent websites from...

Owner:  iHeartMedia, Inc.
Got Poor Internet Access? Verizon's New $25 Per Month Internet Plan May Help

Got Poor Internet Access? Verizon's New $25 Per Month Internet Plan May Help

Verizon has launched an internet service plan that could cost you as little as $25 per month for three years, potentially saving you more than $1,200 in the process. The carrier says its Home Internet Lite plan is "aimed at helping connect...

Owner:  Ric Elias
Apple Music co-lead to speak at Web Summit in Lisbon next week

Apple Music co-lead to speak at Web Summit in Lisbon next week

Ole Obermann, who was appointed co-lead of Apple Music in May, has been confirmed as one of the speakers at Web Summit 2025, which kicks off next week in Lisbon. Here’s what to expect. For the past few years, the Web Summit Lisbon has hosted...

Owner:  Seth Weintraub
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