Posted by Hope Schumaker on December 4, 2025Virginia’s Warning and a National 19-step Plan: Social Media Restriction and Age Verification MandatesNetChoice, a trade association advocating for free expression and enterprise online, filed a lawsuit [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on September 5, 2025A Swing and a Miss(issippi): An Alternative to Mississippi’s Ill-Fated Age Verification LegislationIn the last few years, state legislatures across the nation have introduced age verification measures. [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on August 12, 2025My Dues Paid for WHAT?On June 14, 2025, Americans across the country took to the streets to exercise their First Amendment [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on April 30, 2025Fixing the Union Exit Trap: The Truth About HB 293 and Worker RightsThe U. S. Supreme Court affirmed in the 2018 landmark decision Janus v. AFSCME that the First Amendment [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on March 14, 2025When One Adult Site Closes, Another Opens: Data Shows that People are Working Around Age Verification LawsWe’ve written about the privacy risks, First Amendment threats, the cost to tax-payers, and the chilling [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on February 14, 2025Splitting the Bill: The Bottom Line of Age Verification LegislationLast year marked an influx of legislation aimed at limiting children’s access to the internet and social [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on January 30, 2025TikTok, AI, and Data Centers, Oh My: A Whirlwind First Week for the Trump AdministrationThere are many ways to describe the Trump administration—boring is not one of them. The new [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on January 16, 2025The Free Market at Work: Return of the MetaIn a gold chain and just over five minutes, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised that Meta platforms, like [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on September 11, 2024Harris on TechLast month, we examined what a Trump-Vance administration could mean for tech policy. Similarly, [...]Read more