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How Can I Save My Internet Privacy? Campaigns Aim To Buy Congress’ Browsing History

Two GoFundMe campaigns have raised over $250,000 to buy the browsing histories of the lawmakers who voted to pull back internet privacy regulations.

New ISP, Broadband Privacy Rules: Cards Against Humanity Creator Vows To Publish Browsing History Of U.S. Reps

The creator of Cards Against Humanity has promised to purchase and publish the browsing history of members of the United States Congress following a decision to repeal protections that prevented internet service providers from collecting and selling user information without permission.

How Popular Is Trump? Republican Support Drops After Health Care Bill Collapses

The catalyst for the lower approval ratings: The failed Republican health care bill.

Does Trump Like Animals? Controversial Wildlife Bill Expected To Be Signed By POTUS

The resolution would roll back Obama-era rules protecting vulnerable animals in Alaskan wildlife refuges.

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Dig Once: Faster Internet Speeds Likely If Congress Comes To Decision

Dig Once legislation was first proposed in 2009 and it has yet to fully make its way through congress. It would allow federally funded road construction projects to include the laying of fiber conduits.

Corporate Taxes In The US: Boeing, IBM, GE Push For 'Legislation That Modernizes Our Tax System'

In a letter signed by dozens of businesses, an aerospace trade group urged the House and Senate to embrace a House Republican's tax "Blueprint" released in June.

Broadband Privacy Rules: Advertisers Ask Congress To Kill Privacy Protections

The advertising industry is lobbying Congress to eliminate broadband privacy rules put in place by the Federal Communications Commission that would prevent internet service providers from collecting user data without permission.

Will Russia US Relations Improve? Nikki Haley Says Trump White House Will 'Call Out Russia If We See Something Wrong'

“We will call them out when we see something wrong. If we see where we can work together, of course, we’re going to try and do that.”

Russia Hacking Election Scandal: Investigation Too Complicated For Tech-Challenged US Congress?

Experts worry congress lacks the cyber security expertise needed to conduct an investigation into Russian hacking of the 2016 presidential election.

Trump Address To Congress: Why Are Democratic Women Wearing White? Symbolic Color To Support Women's Suffrage Movement

In a nod to the suffrage movement, Democratic women were encouraged to wear white to Trump's first joint address to Congress.

Is Congress Doing A Good Job? Approval Ratings For Congressional GOP Leaders Have Doubled Since 2015

A new poll shows that 68 percent of Republicans approve of their party's leaders in Congress, up from 26 percent in September 2015.

Donald Trump Leaks: Democrats Post Guide To Sharing Info Under President's Media Blackout

Congressmen Ted Lieu and Don Beyer posted the guide to let employees know their rights.

Bill To End EPA: Agency Termination Could Happen If Law Passes

A bill to terminate the Environmental Protection Agency was introduced earlier this month, now the full text is available.

What Is The Endangered Species Act? Senate Republicans To Hold Hearing To Axe Law, Despite Success, Support

Senate Republicans planned a hearing to gut and replace the bill despite its enormous success.

What Is Thorn Spotlight? Ashton Kutcher-Owned Software Aims To Help End Human Trafficking

Ashton Kutcher testified in the Senate asking for help fighting human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Email Privacy Act: Congress Passes Bill That Requires Law Enforcement To Get Warrant To Retrieve Emails

The House of Representatives passed a bill that would require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before attempting to access a person’s emails and information stored on tech company servers.

Obama Travel Ban: Trump's State Department Will Soon Revoke Passports Over Unpaid Taxes

Starting this year, the IRS will notify the State Department of anyone with more than $50,000 of federal tax debt.

Future Of Health Insurance: When Will Obamacare Be Repealed And What Happens Next?

Some states could lose all insurance companies operating under the Affordable Care Act, industry leaders warned.

Marijuana Legalization 2017: Utah To Unveil Several Medical Cannabis Bills, Doctors Urge More Research Before Measures Become Law

Members of Congress have been working on legislatures that would expand the existing law which only allows patients with severe epilepsy to use oil extracted from the cannabis plant.

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