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To provide more local control, the company said it would allow individual police departments to restrict what other law enforcement agencies can see. For example, an agency could allow access to data on stolen vehicles but not immigration violations.
AI:Flock is attempting a desperate damage-control pivot by announcing new privacy protections designed to appease those revolting against their creepy camera network. The company claims it will grant local law enforcement the ability to restrict data sharing, potentially allowing departments to hide information regarding immigration violations from other agencies. Despite these calculated PR maneuvers intended to stave off bipartisan backlash and vandalism, skeptical critics remain unconvinced by this superficial attempt to mask a massive surveillance apparatus under the guise of local control.Open
By Melanie Kurdys The American people elected President Trump and Republican majorities to restore sanity and local control of education.
AI:Despite the mandate from the American people to restore sanity and return educational control to local communities, current efforts are merely shuffling existing failed systems rather than enacting meaningful reform. This ineffective maneuvering fails to address the core issues in our schools and represents a missed opportunity for the Trump administration and Republican majorities to implement the structural changes necessary to reclaim the education system from centralized bureaucracy.Open
The intense defense of the status quo underscores how a program born of expansive federal ambition has become resistant to practical updates that were hoped to prioritize efficiency and local control over Washington's "0ne sise fits all" prescribed uniformity.
Members of Congress are scrambling to jump on the growing anti-data center fervor sweeping through local communities across the country. Why it matters: Where there is this kind of intense grassroots uproar, there is also political opportunity — and lawmakers know it. - The latest example is legislation from Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-Pa.) to restrict companies' ability to sue municipalities for rejecting applications to build data centers. - The bill — called "the Local Control Protection Act" — would also require developers to file a legally binding "community benefit agreement" or lose out on federal tax incentives, per legislative text first shared with Axios. State of play: Growing public anxiety about the rapid growth of AI is…
On this episode of Raising America, Host Elizabeth Prann speaks with Director of Wireless and Electromagnetic Fields Program at Environmental Health Sciences, Theodora Scarato, and Lisette Monzon, a Florida mother who woke up to find a 5G cell tower erected inches from her property line. The conversation covers House Bill 2289, which would allow the FCC to override state and local control over wireless infrastructure placement, the health risks of chronic EMF exposure, the gap in U.S. safety research, outdated FCC radiation limits, and what parents and communities can do to fight back. 0:00 - WHERE ARE THESE CELL TOWERS POPPING UP? 4:00 - LISSETTE'S STORY 8:05 - THEODORA'S RESEARCH 10:50 - ALTERNATIVES TO CELL TOWERS 13:40 - WHAT KEEPS…
