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Guarding American Speech From Foreign Censors: Why Congress Should Pass the GRANITE Act

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By Robert Winterton
| NetChoice
Around the world, authoritarian governments are increasingly using their courts to reach beyond their borders and punish American speech that is perfectly legal — and constitutionally protected — in the United States. American creators, companies, and everyday internet users are being hit with foreign fines, takedown orders, and judgments simply for hosting or posting content that a foreign regime doesn’t like. Rep.
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Why Would Anyone Fight Against Safer Roads?

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By Robert Winterton
| NetChoice
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) now carry more than 500,000 paying passengers a week across 11 American cities. As ridership increases, the record of safety AVs hold grows even stronger. Waymo’s fleet is involved in 94% fewer crashes causing serious or fatal injury than human drivers on the same roads. So, why does half the country still have no legal way for a driverless car to pick up a passenger?
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NetChoice Wins Permanent Block of Louisiana Age Verification Law, Protecting Free Speech and Parental Rights

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By Robert Winterton
| NetChoice
BATON ROUGE, La.—Today, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana granted NetChoice’s motion for summary judgment in NetChoice v. Murrill, striking down Louisiana’s Act 456. The court ruled that the law, which conditioned Louisianans’ ability to access protected speech online on their willingness to hand over sensitive government ID, violates the First Amendment. In a decisive ruling, Judge John W.
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