politics The documentary Dark Money exposes how corporations buy elections and lawmakers Andrea James

politics Here's where Donald Trump is dining with rich donors tonight, raising $10 million with tickets at $580,600 per couple Xeni Jardin

politics Kanye not actually running for president yet Rob Beschizza

Business Trump administration gave coronavirus bailout money to private jet companies of Trump donors Xeni Jardin

Business Billionaire Bloomberg won't have to disclose finances until late March Xeni Jardin

elections A vast network of shadowy news sites promote conservative talking points mixed with floods of algorithmically generated "news" Cory Doctorow

security America needs a national standard for voting and voter rolls Cory Doctorow

privacy Interoperability and Privacy: Squaring the Circle Cory Doctorow

LGBTQ Microsoft employees want to starve its PAC, which keeps giving money to homophobic, racist, climate-denying Republicans Cory Doctorow

elections US election security: still a dumpster fire Cory Doctorow

Business Maine's new ISP privacy law has both California and New York beat Cory Doctorow

Business There is a federal criminal investigation into Facebook's data-sharing deals Xeni Jardin

trumpism Blockbuster Gizmodo investigation reveals probable masterminds of the massive anti-Net Neutrality identity theft/astroturf campaign Cory Doctorow

Business Facebook: 50 million users’ personal information exposed in mega breach Xeni Jardin

law Supreme Court decision will rip away Dark Money's veil of secrecy Cory Doctorow

elections "Free market" conservatives, aghast at Big Tech's hostility, become overnight Roosevelt-style trustbusters Cory Doctorow

News GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter indicted on wire fraud & campaign finance crimes, incl. $1,500+ of Steam games Xeni Jardin

administrative incompetence Donations to help Puerto Ricans in wake of hurricane left to rot Seamus Bellamy

surveillance Toronto's aural panic: why we need digital rights now Lilian Radovac

News Cybersecurity of 96 federal agencies reviewed. 71 of them rely on 'at risk or high risk' programs. Xeni Jardin