Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois has called for the repeal or amendment of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Judge Michael A. Rosas, Administrative Law Judge, National Labor Relations Board
A judge with the NLRB said Starbucks committed “egregious and widespread” labor violations when opposing union organizing.
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General Mike Minihan, Commander, USAF Air Mobility Command
Air Mobility Command has issued a directive to obscure identifying information painted on refueling and cargo planes due to national security concerns.
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Nasser Paydar, Assistant Secretary of Education for Postsecondary Education
The Department of Education has proposed eliminating a regulation requiring the suspension of federal funds to colleges and universities that restrict the activities of religious organizations on campus.
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Lindsey Graham, U.S. Senator from South Carolina
After hearing that China might give weapons to Russia, Senator Graham cautioned the PRC, telling them, “Don’t do this!”
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Chief Judge Miranda Du, Nevada U.S. District Court
Federal Judge Miranda Du declined to pause construction on a proposed lithium mine in Nevada while the case is appealed.
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General Bryan P. Fenton, Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command
The Defense Department’s Special Operations Command is investigating a two-week email server leak that began on February 8.
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Gene Dodaro, Comptroller General
America’s top auditor, the Comptroller General, has expressed concern about “financial management weakness” in the government as an increase to the nation’s debt ceiling is considered.
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Angie Craig, U.S. Representative for Minnesota
Representative Angie Craig was recently attacked in her apartment building, and she is now speaking out about her attacker previously assaulting 12 others.
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Judge Andrew Carter, Southern New York U.S. District Court
In a win for the First Amendment, a federal judge in New York blocked a state censorship law saying that speech, even if hateful, is protected from state regulation.
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