Four data brokers make their opt-out pages more accessible after a US senator calls them out for indexing tricks that prevented people from asking to have their data deleted.

A bill that would require Utah residents to show identification and opt-in periodically in order to vote by mail or use a drop-off ballot box advanced to the Utah House on Wednesday.

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Breaches at data brokers have cost American consumers more than $20 billion, Congress's Joint Economic Committee revealed Friday as part of an investigation triggered by CalMatters and The Markup. The ...

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“People go to the grocery store to buy goods and get discounts and deals – and not to be tracked, profiled, or have their ...

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During “Stand with Public Education” day in the South Dakota capitol, six members of the Senate State Affairs committee voted for a bill that education lobbyists and school board members said would ...

At issue, according to letters from the DOJ, is if the districts allow parents to opt out of instruction about "sexual orientation or gender ideology." ...

An Illinois state senator is pushing a sweeping but voluntary change to the state’s pension system that would allow public ...

While conventional wisdom says the Pittsburgh Steelers need to get a receiver in the first round, they opt for defense in this recent three-round mock draft.