Internal documents from the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) reveal a primary agenda item labeled “Kill Musk’s Twitter,” aimed at triggering regulatory action against X, formerly Twitter. These plans, dating back to early 2024, highlight the organization’s focus on the platform amid ongoing legal disputes with X, including a dismissed lawsuit that accused CCDH of being penalized for its critical reports. Meetings with various government representatives, including those from the Biden White House, further underscore the tensions surrounding free speech issues.
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0 posts last weekPotential Crypto Regulations Under a Kamala Harris Presidency
As the election approaches, Kamala Harris is gradually engaging with the crypto industry, spurred by Donald Trump’s vocal stance. At a recent event, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed support for crypto legislation, while Harris’s team indicated a focus on fostering innovation and consumer protection.However, experts caution that without clear policy proposals from Harris, the “regulation by enforcement” approach may persist, potentially leading to higher taxes and continued uncertainty for the industry.
read moreSchumer Advocates Bipartisan Crypto Bill for Sustainable Adoption by 2024
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is optimistic about passing a bipartisan pro-crypto bill by the end of 2024, aiming to ensure stable crypto adoption amid political and economic uncertainty. During the “Crypto4Harris” event, he emphasized the need for collaboration across party lines to maintain U.S. leadership in the crypto industry. This initiative reflects a growing consensus in Congress on the importance of a favorable regulatory environment for cryptocurrency, despite differing political views.
read moreDemocrats Push for Crypto Regulation Amid Community Division and Industry Growth
Democratic leaders, including Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, are advocating for positive crypto reform, emphasizing the need for regulatory clarity and bipartisan collaboration. They aim to pass comprehensive legislation by year-end to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in crypto, while addressing consumer protection and innovation. However, the crypto community remains divided on the party’s commitment to reversing previous regulatory stances.
read moreSchumer Confident in Bipartisan Crypto Regulation Passage Before 2024 Election
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed optimism about passing bipartisan crypto regulation in 2024, highlighting support from several Democratic lawmakers for a balanced approach. While he did not endorse a specific bill, he referenced the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), which has already passed the House. The “Crypto4Harris” event showcased the growing political influence of the crypto industry, with over 70 House Democrats backing FIT21, despite challenges posed by the upcoming general election.
read moreVideo Game Actors Strike Over AI Protections Amid Industry Negotiations
The actors’ union SAG-AFTRA is striking over the use of generative AI in video games, concerned about its impact on workers and creativity. The strike, beginning on July 26, reflects broader anxieties across the entertainment industry about the potential for AI to replace human roles. Negotiations with video game studios have stalled, with the union emphasizing the need for fair and equitable treatment in the face of emerging AI technology.
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