Reclaim The Net

Australia’s hate law rewrites justice into a guessing game where imagined offense can cost you five years of your life.

Lawmakers’ demands reveal how easily they think an excuse can eclipse the First Amendment in the age of AI.

The investigation lands with the timing of a well-rehearsed cue.

Günther’s vision of state-guided discourse lays bare how fragile Germany’s trust in its own democratic resilience has become.

Much of the world’s data has always passed through Frankfurt; now Germany wants to keep a copy for itself.

“All options" on the table now includes silencing a global network; an idea once unthinkable in a democracy.

By linking digital credentials to real-world use, Kentucky edges closer to merging physical and online identity.

The absurdity of a regulator trying to police a website it can’t reach, already walled off from the very country claiming authority over it.

A power shift from courts to bureaucrats.

A simple software setup has become another checkpoint in Microsoft’s expanding web of identity and control.